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Books in the Aljube – Pelourinho – Boletín de Relaciones Transfronterizas, Nº 22

13 of November of 2018

Launch of O PELOURINHO – Boletín de Relaciones Transfronterizas, Nº 22 Moisés Cayetano Rosado, a friend of the Museum, yesterday launched in the Aljube Museum the Pelourinho – Boletín de Relaciones Transfronterizas, Nº 22, a number with a thematic dossier dedicated to Exile, Emigration and Repression in the Luso-Spanish Raia. At the presentation of Teresa Fonseca […]

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Iberian Radical Left, revolutionary and democratic transition process – breaking and consensos. Comparative perspectives.

29 of October of 2018

– Iberian radical left – 22 and 23 of november 2018 In the 1970s, when the Iberian dictatorships were over, the constellation of small organizations to the left of the communist parties brought together the intelligence and wills of a generation born in the second post-war, in times of cold war and the development of […]

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CYCLE BOOKS IN THE ALJUBE – BOOK MEMÓRIAS DE UM ASSASSINATO EM MONTEMOR-O-NOVO (MEMORIES OF A MURDER IN MONTEMOR-O-NOVO)

23 of October of 2018

MEMÓRIAS DE UM ASSASSINATO EM MONTEMOR-O-NOVO (MEMORIES OF A MURDER IN MONTEMOR-O-NOVO), by Carlos André. Presentation of the book in the Museum of Aljube in the late afternoon of October 23. With the precious staging of the Carnide Theatre Group and the contagious communication of Teresa Fonseca. A valuable promise for future book launches. Many would have […]

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LIVES IN THE RESISTANCE – WITH FRANCISCO LOUÇÃ

7 of October of 2018

LIVES IN THE RESISTANCE –

With Francisco Louçã and students from the Secondary School Luísa de Gusmão, in a real tertulia about the reasons behind his political commitment and his arrest by the PIDE, when he was still 16 years old, during the fight against the colonial war. Oppressive but also exalting times, considered Louçã. An enthusiasm that came (to him and his militant group) from the conviction that they could change the world and that this change was very near.