Desenvolver – Parte II

Second part of the debate, moderated by journalist José Eduardo Moniz, for analysis of compliance with the third of the so-called "Three D's of April", the essential vectors of the MFA program: "Develop." With the participation of the following guests: Veiga Simão, university professor, president of...

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Main Authors: José Eduardo Moniz, Vítor Barreto, Veiga Simão, Luís Todo Bom, Mário de Aguiar, Rosado Fernandes, Pedro Ferraz da Costa, Gomes Mota, Manuel Carvalho da Silva
Format: Video recordings
Language:Portuguese
Published: 1994-04-12
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Online Access:https://arquivos.rtp.pt/conteudos/desenvolver-parte-ii/
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Summary:Second part of the debate, moderated by journalist José Eduardo Moniz, for analysis of compliance with the third of the so-called "Three D's of April", the essential vectors of the MFA program: "Develop." With the participation of the following guests: Veiga Simão, university professor, president of INETI, and former Minister of National Education in the government of Marcelo Caetano; Luís Todo Bom, chemical engineer, vice-president of the PSD, and Secretary of State for Industry; Mário de Aguiar, retired Navy officer, involved in the formation process of the transitional government of Mozambique; Rosado Fernandes, president of CAP; Pedro Ferraz da Costa, company administrator and president of CIP since 1981; Gomes Mota, retired Navy officer, member of the so-called "Group of Nine"; Carvalho da Silva, union leader of CGTP, and organizer of the Congress "Portugal que Futuro"; engineer Alfredo Bruto da Costa, former Minister of Social Affairs in the government of Lurdes Pintassilgo; Nuno Delerue, Deputy Secretary of the Government of Macau in 1986, and vice-president of the PSD parliamentary group; Octávio Teixeira, economist and parliamentary leader of the PCP; António Dias da Cunha, law graduate and independent close to the PS; Fernanda Pires da Silva, businesswoman, leader of the Grão Pará Group, and president of the Federation of Women Entrepreneurs of Portugal; Torres Couto, union leader of the UGT since 1979, and PS deputy; and also historians Fernando Rosas, António Reis, and Borges de Macedo.
Publication Title: Desenvolver