Portugal desde 1974, em 16 grandes entrevistas

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Está quase a estrear na Rádio Observador o programa Eu estive lá. Entrevistas de Maria João Avillez que mostram o que aconteceu a Portugal nestes 50 anos desde a revolução de 1974. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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