How a Historic Site Still Shapes Portugal's Democratic Memory Today
Among the hundreds who pass through here every day, there are curious tourists, first-time visitors, and regulars. Some are even veterans who lived through this historic day, while others—younger generations—know of the April 25th revolution only from what they've learned in school.
This site, a symbolic stage for the fall of the Estado Novo dictatorship and the birth of democracy, offers much to see and discover.
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