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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2024 · 28 MIN

Histórias da Revolução | 6. Ribeiro Santos, o estudante morto pela PIDE

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O Regime tinha um inimigo à altura: os jovens universitários. Os estudantes tinham nas associações estudantis o primeiro contacto com a política; e não lhes faltavam reivindicações. Criticavam a censura, a repressão social, a calcificação do Regime e claro, a guerra colonial, que pairava como a lâmina de uma guilhotina sobre os jovens portugueses, a qualquer momento roubados às suas vidas e enviados para África. A luta fazia-se com as armas disponíveis. Eram comuns as greves aos exames, as assembleias improvisadas, os confrontos com a polícia. O Regime respondia com meios de repressão cada vez mais violentos, incluindo os famosos "gorilas": agentes da PIDE destacados para patrulhar os corredores da universidades e vigiar os movimentos associativos. Foi assim que, numa tarde de 1972, a minutos de um encontro estudantil, um "bufo" foi apanhado pelos alunos de uma universidade; mas antes que pudessem interrogá-lo, a PIDE entrou de armas em riste no auditório, seguiu-se uma luta violenta e uma série de disparos resultaram na morte do estudante Ribeiro Santos. O país ficou em choque. O Regime acabara de disparar à queima-roupa contra um jovem inocente, cujo único crime era a defesa das suas mais profundas convicções. "Histórias da Revolução" é um programa da série "Sapiens" produzido pela Bruá Podcasts, narrado por Luís Francisco SousaCom direcção criativa de Luís Francisco SousaEscrito por Renato RochaPesquisa por Nuno MendesDirecção técnica de Rita Cabrita e sonoplastia de Sara MillenIdentidade gráfica desenvolvida por Rita Cabrita e Luís Francisco Sousa Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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