
PIDE
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Search complete. 32 mentions across 2 episodes found for "PIDE".
Oct 19, 2026
Episódio 6. “Cheguei tarde, que horror” | "Os Escândalos de uma Revolucionária"
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4:25Bárbara BrancoNARRATOR
Agora, pelos mesmos motivos, foi-lhe finalmente concedida a liberdade provisória.
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4:32Bárbara BrancoNARRATOR
O ex-diretor da PIDE está cada vez mais doente e frágil, mas isso não o isenta do cumprimento de algumas regras.
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4:40Bárbara BrancoNARRATOR
É libertado mediante seis condições.
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4:46Bárbara BrancoNARRATOR
Vai ter de se apresentar todos os meses no Quartel-General da Região Militar de Lisboa.
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7:20Bárbara BrancoNARRATOR
No dia 3 de dezembro, Silva Pais envia uma carta ao presidente do Conselho.
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7:24Bárbara BrancoNARRATOR
"Temos de dar, sem demora, uma pancada forte em elementos das juntas patrióticas e outros que se preparavam com a vinda quase certa do Delgado à Europa para provocar agitação, com prováveis assaltos em vários pontos sensíveis." Meses depois, está em curso a Operação Outono.
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7:55Bárbara BrancoNARRATOR
O inspetor António Rosa Casaco é chamado ao gabinete do diretor da PIDE.
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8:02Bárbara BrancoNARRATOR
Vai ser responsável pela operação e vai ter uma brigada de três homens e todo o tempo de que precisar.
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The Carnation Revolution Explained: How Portugal Peacefully Overthrew Dictatorship and Became a Modern Democracy
Oct 11 · 16 Mentions
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3:10speaker_0UNKNOWN
He centralized power, suppressed all opposition, and ran the economy with a strict, almost parsimonious hand.
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3:20speaker_0UNKNOWN
The secret police, known as the PIDE, became a name whispered in hushed tones, its reach extending into every corner of Portuguese life.
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3:31speaker_0UNKNOWN
They were a shadowy, ever-present threat responsible for surveillance, arrests, and the disappearance of anyone who dared to question the status quo.
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3:43speaker_0UNKNOWN
The Portuguese were, in many ways, living in a gilded cage.
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6:36speaker_0UNKNOWN
The men who would eventually lead the revolution were not radicals or firebrands, but professional soldiers, tired and ready for a change they felt was long overdue.
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6:48speaker_0UNKNOWN
And it was their quiet discontent spreading like a rumor through the ranks that would eventually bring the whole grand, dusty house of the Estado Novo tumbling down.
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The shadow of the PIDE, the dreaded state security police, stretched across all of Portugal, a constant and chilling reminder of the regime's power.
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7:13speaker_0UNKNOWN
Its official name was the International and State Defense Police, but everyone knew it as something far more sinister.