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economic and cultural problems between the two countries.However,
Salazarist Foreign Minister pointed out that their troops in Angola,
Mozambique and Guinea (BISSAU) may be withdrawn at any time as soon
as the activities of terrorist bands which are militarily based in
the Congo and Tanzania, countries from which they receive lodging
support areji are once stopped, he said.
The Portuguese Foreign Minister also denied the information
that the United States of America had forwarded a request in order
to install military base in Portuguese territories•
Salazarfs machinery of cense...hip does not cover only the
civil servants but it also goes up to the ordinary u&a who often
finds himself involved in a dirty game of politics without being
a politician.
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AN ABSURD INVITATION OF Ka.NOUGUET.RA TO U THANT
According to NEWSPAPER (FOLHA DE S. PAULO), H/lO/6? Mr.Nou-
gueira during his visit to Brazil criticised the Secretary General
of the UNO.U THANT by his refusal to visit Portuguese colonies in
Africa. The Portuguese Foreing Minister said:- ftIf our Overseas
Provinces constitute a threat to Peace,nothing is more natural and
necessary than the Secretary General of the International Organisa
tion to pay a visit to them".
Mr.Nougueira also revealed that his Government spends 23.7
per cent of its bugget in order to maintain its troops in ANGOLA,
MOZAMBIQUE and GUINEA(BISSAU).
By extending an invitation to the Secretary General of the
United Nations to visit what Mr.Nougueira insists to be "OVERSEAS
PROVINCES of PORTUGAL" he has deliberately made an absurd and ambiguous gesture, It is in fact madiculous and ludicrous. How could the
Secretary General of the UNITED NATIONS call on Provinces of an
independent State? Does this mean that Mr.Nougueira has cunningly
admitted that the old term COLONIES is only suitable one for the >/
case? Otherwise he must agree that the so-called "PROVINCES" are
really a threat to PEACE and international security.
While Mr.Nougueira at one hand denied Nationalist uprisings
in Portugal's "OVERSEAS PROVINEES" on the other hand he stressed
that his Government has been spending a lot of money 23.7 per cent
in maintaining troops in Africa. Is not this enough to shame Kr.Ncn
gueira and to make him a doubtful and idealistic politician? VJculd
he like to see the Secretary General of the United Nations being
received by fire-Arms of the Nationalist Movimente of those areas?
- I' i
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| Title | CENPA-242~06 |
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| Full text | _ 4 - economic and cultural problems between the two countries.However, Salazarist Foreign Minister pointed out that their troops in Angola, Mozambique and Guinea (BISSAU) may be withdrawn at any time as soon as the activities of terrorist bands which are militarily based in the Congo and Tanzania, countries from which they receive lodging support areji are once stopped, he said. The Portuguese Foreign Minister also denied the information that the United States of America had forwarded a request in order to install military base in Portuguese territories• Salazarfs machinery of cense...hip does not cover only the civil servants but it also goes up to the ordinary u&a who often finds himself involved in a dirty game of politics without being a politician. •TTTTTT7TTT...OOOOtTTTTTTTTTTT,.o AN ABSURD INVITATION OF Ka.NOUGUET.RA TO U THANT According to NEWSPAPER (FOLHA DE S. PAULO), H/lO/6? Mr.Nou- gueira during his visit to Brazil criticised the Secretary General of the UNO.U THANT by his refusal to visit Portuguese colonies in Africa. The Portuguese Foreing Minister said:- ftIf our Overseas Provinces constitute a threat to Peace,nothing is more natural and necessary than the Secretary General of the International Organisa tion to pay a visit to them". Mr.Nougueira also revealed that his Government spends 23.7 per cent of its bugget in order to maintain its troops in ANGOLA, MOZAMBIQUE and GUINEA(BISSAU). By extending an invitation to the Secretary General of the United Nations to visit what Mr.Nougueira insists to be "OVERSEAS PROVINCES of PORTUGAL" he has deliberately made an absurd and ambiguous gesture, It is in fact madiculous and ludicrous. How could the Secretary General of the UNITED NATIONS call on Provinces of an independent State? Does this mean that Mr.Nougueira has cunningly admitted that the old term COLONIES is only suitable one for the >/ case? Otherwise he must agree that the so-called "PROVINCES" are really a threat to PEACE and international security. While Mr.Nougueira at one hand denied Nationalist uprisings in Portugal's "OVERSEAS PROVINEES" on the other hand he stressed that his Government has been spending a lot of money 23.7 per cent in maintaining troops in Africa. Is not this enough to shame Kr.Ncn gueira and to make him a doubtful and idealistic politician? VJculd he like to see the Secretary General of the United Nations being received by fire-Arms of the Nationalist Movimente of those areas? - I' i |
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