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Captain Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho: The suppressor of the 1974 Portuguese Revolution dies—Part 2

The following is the second and concluding part of a series on the death of Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho, the Army captain who organised the military coup on April 25, 1974, that overthrew 48 years of dictatorship in Portugal.

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Balance de Servel: Lista Vamos por Chile cuenta con el 21,62% de los votos, mientras que la lista del Apruebo registra 15,1%

Balance de Servel: Lista Vamos por Chile cuenta con el 21,62% de los votos, mientras que la lista del Apruebo registra 15,1%
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Undercover officer punched activist over spy claim, inquiry told

Last modified on Fri 23 Apr 2021 11.14 EDT An undercover officer punched an activist who had accused him of being a police spy, a public inquiry has been told. The officer, who used the fake name Michael Scott, broke his little finger as a result of hitting the activist after the accusation had been made at a political meeting. The inquiry also heard that a second undercover officer allegedly made a violent threat against a woman who had identified him as a spy. The inquiry, which is led by the former judge Sir John Mitting, is looking at the activities of 139 undercover officers who have spied on more than 1,000 political groups since 1968. In its current phase it is examining undercover operations in the 1970s and early 80s.

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Six million UK households face poverty as Tories end furlough and benefit increases – socialist revolution is the only answer

Workers Revolutionary Party WHEN the coronavirus pandemic hit the UK in March, and the Tory government was forced to order the first national lockdown, Tory chancellor Rishi Sunak made a temporary Â£20 a week increase in Universal Credit for the thousands of new claimants thrown out of work. This increase is due to end in April. Even this temporary increase was completely inadequate to protect the unemployed and low paid workers forced onto Universal Credit. Unemployment benefits for workers before the crisis struck were around 34% of average income â less than at any time since the creation of the Welfare State in 1948, according to figures produced by the New Economics Foundation.

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