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António Lopes Cardoso

1933 – 2000

Portuguese politician

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Lived 1933 – 2000 (aged 67). António Lopes Cardoso was a Portuguese politician.

António Poppe Lopes Cardoso (27 March 1933 – 8 June 2000) was a Portuguese politician.

Biography He was born in Praia in the island of Santiago, Cape Verde, then a colony of Portugal.

He studied at the High Institute of Agronomy (Instituto Superior de Agronomia), as an opponent of the Estado Novo he was stripped from associative functions.

In 1962, he was captured by PIDE, the secret police force of the Salazar regime, following his participation in the Beja coupe. Not long after, he went to exile first to Paris then to Brazil where he remained until 1971. After this, he returned to Portugal and returned to the institute at which he had previously studied. In 1973, not long after the congress was founded became part of the Socialist Party in which he went to.

During the Constituent Assembly from 1975 to 1976, he was a leader of the parliamentary group of the Socialist Party (PS). He took part in ministries including the Ministry of Agriculture in the Sixth Provisional Government, led by Pinheiro de Azevedo and in the First Constitutional Government headed by Mário Soares.

He opposed the new agrarian regulations of the Socialist Party. As a result, he was removed from his cabinet position, he became an independent deputy. He founded the Worker's Brotherhood, a movement that would lead to a new party, the UEDS (Left Union of Socialist Democracy). In representation since the tiny party, he was elected deputy of the Republican Assembly in the Second Legislature, he was later re-elected, with an independent deputy, newly to the Socialist Party's list.

He was an author of several books and articles on Portuguese agriculture and its political party system.

Publications Um ensaio de análise gráfica da influência do meio físico nos resultados económicos da empresa agrícola (Lisbon, 1960). A estabilização dos mercados agrícolas e a organização da produção ["The Establishment of Agricultural Markets and Production Organization"] (Lisbon, 1961). A região a oeste da Serra dos Candeeiros [A Region West of Serra dos Candeeiros] (Lisbon, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, 1961). A concentração da actividade agrícola e a integração empresarial ["Concentration on Agricultural Activity and Company Integration"] (Lisbon, Centro de Estudos de Economia Agrária (Agrarian Economic Studies Centre), 1962). Luta pela reforma agrária ["Fight for Agrarian Reforms"] (Lisbon, Diabril, 1976). A liberdade defende-se construindo o socialismo, o socialismo constrói-se defendendo a liberdade (Beja, Fed. de Beja do Partido Socialista, 1976). A nova lei da reforma agrária ["A New Law on Agrarian Reforms"] (Lisbon, Livros Horizonte, 1977). Os sistemas eleitorais ["Electoral Systems"] (Lisbon, Salamandra, 1993, ). ["Parliamentary Interventions by Lopes Cardoso"] (Lisbon, A.R., 2003, ).

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Deputy of the Constituent Assembly, Member of the Assembly of the Republic
Awards
Grand Cross of the Order of Liberty
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Who was António Lopes Cardoso?

Portuguese politician (1933-2000)

When was António Lopes Cardoso born?

António Lopes Cardoso was born on 27 March 1933 in Praia.

When did António Lopes Cardoso die?

António Lopes Cardoso died on 9 June 2000 in Lisbon.

What was António Lopes Cardoso's occupation?

António Lopes Cardoso was a politician.

What nationality was António Lopes Cardoso?

António Lopes Cardoso was Portuguese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: António Lopes Cardoso

· Wikidata: Q9619532

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