| 19.9.1972 | 76736 |  | Discourse | Portugal (Politics) |
Increasingly challenged in international fora for its refusal to decolonize its overseas territories, the Portuguese Minister of Foreign Affairs reaffirms that Portugal is aligned with the path NATO...
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| 22.11.1972 | 76737 | | Publication | CSCE negotiations in Helsinki and Geneva (1972–1975) |
Portugal views European security talks as secondary, prioritizing African policy and regime stability; wary of Soviet influence and internal unrest, it sees risks to sovereignty but also limited...
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| 9.4.1975 | 76738 | | Telegram | Portugal (Politics) |
There are rumours that some NATO states urged the USSR to halt communist activity in Portugal, tying it to the signing of the CSCE Final Act. Eastern European officials criticise this pressure.
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| 18.4.1975 | 78103 | | Telegram | Portugal (Politics) |
Portugal advocates a flexible CSCE follow-up: initially a trial phase of at least one year, followed by technical monitoring and a meeting of high-level representatives. The Danish model appears...
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| 19.4.1975 | 76761 | | Memo | Portugal (Politics) |
Highlighting of the essential aspects of the Geneva’s first and second phase of the CSCE, including the Soviet and Western objectives as well as the Portuguese positions in the ongoing negotiations...
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| 4.8.1975 | 76762 | | Telegram | Portugal (Politics) |
Lisbon is informed about the central role the Portuguese case seems to play in the American press’s scepticism regarding the success of East–West détente. The alleged Soviet interference in Portuguese...
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| 6.8.1975 | 76763 | | Minutes | Portugal (Politics) |
The present and the future of the ongoing revolutionary process following the 25 April 1974 captains’ coup in Portugal were the central topic of the conversations and were considered by many a key...
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