Uma breve história do PREC. Os benefícios dos veteranos e a estalinização da Rússia. O poema "Não à guerra".

A Brief History of the Revolution. Veterans and the Stalinization of Russia. The poem "No to War".

You are watching the news from the weekly rally at the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is May 10, 2:30 PM.

On April 25, SAPO 24 published an interview of journalist José Couto Nogueira with the author of the new book A Brief History of the Process of Revolutionary Transformation. The book, written by journalist and author Rui Cardoso, covers the two most challenging years in Portugal’s political history following the Carnation Revolution of 1974. Despite numerous conflicts, this revolution was one of the few that ended peacefully and brought about democratic changes. In Russia in 1917, the Bolsheviks initially reached agreements with various parties but subsequently eliminated their rivals. This process, known as the "Leninist method" of seizing power, had been replicated in many countries. In Portugal, Álvaro Cunhal attempted a similar approach but did not succeed.
24.sapo.pt/atualidade/artigos/rui-cardoso-durante-o-prec-nunca-houve-nunca-houve-uma-frente-um-bloco-monolitico-nem-a-esquerda-nem-a-direita

Watch lectures on the Portuguese revolution by historian Victor Pereira, discussions on the factors leading to the Russian revolution by political theorist Ilya Budraitskis, and the conference Russia Needs April 25th in the ADRL Talks section of our website.
adrl.pt/talks/en

On April 29, the French association "Russie-Libertés" launched a campaign to support political prisoners held in Russian jails. Due to trials often being conducted behind closed doors, conservative estimates suggest that more than 3,000 individuals are detained under inhumane conditions for opposing the Kremlin regime and the war in Ukraine. The campaign aims to raise funds for the families, lawyers, and support groups of these political prisoners.
russie-libertes.org/2025-04-29-free-them-all-soutenez-les-prisonniers-politiques-en-russie/

In the Make Art Not War section on our YouTube channel, we have released a new video featuring the anti-war poem No to War by Rusya Rassvet.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9kuWb9kcOc

A collection of anti-war poems by Rusya Rassvet is also helping to raise funds for portable power stations for hospitals and schools in Ukraine, featured in the online exhibition NET VOYNE.
adrl.pt/net-voine/antiwar-poetry/en

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