Asilo Político em Tempos de Salazar: os casos de Humberto Delgado e Henrique Galvão
- ISBN-10
- 9724423247
- ISBN-13
- 9789724423241
- Category
- History
- Language
- Portuguese
- Published
- 2020-04-03
- Publisher
- Leya
- Author
- Luis Bigotte Chorão
Description
Henrique Galv?o e Humberto Delgado foram figuras extremamente populares durante o Estado Novo, nos meios oposicionistas n?o afetos ao Partido Comunista Portugues. Adversarios destemidos do regime salazarista, viram-se ambos obrigados a pedir asilo politico em circunstancias que merecem a recuperac?o da memoria historica que este livro lhes concede. Enquanto Humberto Delgado o fez a 12 de janeiro 1959, na embaixada do Brasil, em Lisboa, Henrique Galv?o formulou um pedido semelhante a 17 de fevereiro do mesmo ano, na representac?o diplomatica da Argentina. Os dois pedidos de asilo transformaram-se rapidamente em acontecimentos politicos de primeira linha, com uma projec?o internacional surpreendente. Em causa estavam duas personalidades que exaltavam, por maus motivos, os meios diplomaticos e a opini?o publica. Enquanto o general Humberto Delgado tinha acabado de sair de um confronto violento com o regime, o capit?o Henrique Galv?o arrastava-se por inumeras pris?es ao longo de sete anos. Luis Bigotte Chor?o reflete, assim, sobre um tempo de alta tens?o politica na historia do seculo.
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