José Carlos Vasconcelos: At 4 Years Old, in 1994, I Remember Walking with My Parents Putting Stickers in the Windows because at the Time It Was Said in the Newspapers that Portugal Could Be Bombed.
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The young José Carlos has always lived in the Póvoa de Varzim. In Coimbra, he fought for rights and freedoms in the academic struggles of 1961. As a lawyer, he defended political prisoners, journalists and intellectuals in the most ridiculous processes. As a journalist, after April 25, he founded the weekly "Journal" and the "Journal of Letters, Arts and Ideas".
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SIC NotíciasThe young José Carlos has always lived in the Póvoa de Varzim. In Coimbra, he fought for rights and freedoms in the academic struggles of 1961. As a lawyer, he defended political prisoners, journalists and intellectuals in the most ridiculous processes. As a journalist, after April 25, he founded the weekly "Journal" and the "Journal of Letters, Arts and Ideas".
The young José Carlos has always lived in the Póvoa de Varzim. In Coimbra, he fought for rights and freedoms in the academic struggles of 1961. As a lawyer, he defended political prisoners, journalists and intellectuals in the most ridiculous processes. As a journalist, after April 25, he founded the weekly "Journal" and the "Journal of Letters, Arts and Ideas".
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