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members eventually grew to more than 80,000. Pinto achieved significant popularity and came to have strong political influence with Salazar, who she first met through her husband. As Salazar was single and the president of the National Assembly, Albino dos Reis, was a widower, she was often asked to acy as Portugal's "first lady". The role she played within the
25: 241:, for use by the troops to write home, which did not require stamps. Between 1961 and 1974 the MNF distributed more than 300 million aerograms. MNF published a long-play disc for Christmas in 1971 for distribution to soldiers in the colonies, bringing together performances and messages by various famous Portuguese, including the 285:, who at the time was her husband. At the same time as achieving this importance, it was noted that she worked for and with men, considered a socially reprehensible act in the conservative Portugal of the time. Her closeness to the regime did not prevent her phone from being tapped by the secret police. 288:
The reactions of the military to the activities of the MNF and to visits to Africa by Pinto were varied. The armed forces were becoming politicised and were unhappy about being required to fight the colonial wars. In some cases, the MNF was attacked as a way to attack the regime. Following the stroke
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social hierarchy, founded the National Women's Movement in 1961, officially on 28 April, the birthday of Salazar. It drew its initial membership almost entirely from the upper-middle and upper classes. The first meeting was held in a small room in Luís de Camões square in Lisbon. The number of
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Pinto was also well known for her visits to the combat areas. She would wear camouflage, sleep in field tents, and sometimes have to escape enemy fire by going into the forest with the military. Her motto was "For God and for the Fatherland". She would often travel to the colonies with large
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on 30 May 1921. She was the first of four daughters of Manuel António do Casal-Ribeiro de Carvalho, of the family of the Viscounts of Chanceleiros. Pinto claimed that at the age of seven she could speak three languages fluently. She attended the nursing school of
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quantities of flowers to give to the armed forces. An indication of the importance she achieved within just a short time of the founding of the MNF is that when she flew from Lisbon to
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in 1964, she was seen off at the airport by the ministers of defence, the army, the navy and the secretary of state for the air force, as well as by the president of regime's
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on 25 May 2011. In the mid-2000s she agreed to be interviewed by Sílvia Espírito Santo, who published a biography in 2008.
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suffered by Salazar in 1968 and his death in 1970, Pinto lost her power base. She had a poor relationship with
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Cecilia Supico Pinto leaves Lisbon airport on way to visiting soldiers in Angola - Television news report
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Cecília Maria de Castro Pereira de Carvalho Supico Pinto was born in the Portuguese capital of
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in Lisbon. She was a childhood friend of the Portuguese poet and writer
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Novo meant that she was sometimes referred to as "Salazar in skirts".
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Cecilia Supico Pinto visits Guinea Bissau - Television news report
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Cecília Supico Pinto : o rosto do Movimento Nacional Feminino
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Portuguese supporter of Estado Novo dictatorship and colonial wars
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Cecília Supico Pinto then withdrew from public life. She died in
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government and was a good friend of the dictatorship's leader
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Activities carried out included the successful promotion of
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Cecília Maria de Castro Pereira de Carvalho Supico Pinto
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