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That was an utter and complete failure in every sense of the word. And in any case the reasons behind it had nothing to do with a desire for democracy
by gdhbcc 7y ago
That was an utter and complete failure in every sense of the word. And in any case the reasons behind it had nothing to do with a desire for democracy
- 24gttghh 7y agoSo, Portugal is not a functioning democracy now? That's news to me.
- icebraining 7y ago> That was an utter and complete failure in every sense of the word. No, if it was a failure the previous system and people would have remained in power. Though some did, there was an irrefutable change - whatever qualms one might have with the new regime. > And in any case the reasons behind it had nothing to do with a desire for democracy Each person has their reasons. The Group of Nine would certainly disagree with your claim.