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Poster from Carnation Revolution. Reunir amplas assembleias de massas para erguer os orgãos de vontade onde não existam; para varrer os dirigentes oportunistas, conciliadores e traidores e éleger novos dirigentes, para centralizar regional e nacionalmente todos os órgãos de vontade popular. Levar imediatamente à prática por sectores e ramos de produção, à escala nacional, o horário das 40 horas semanais e o controlo operário. Armar o povo de forma maciça e organizada pelo estreitamento das ligaçòes com as comissòes de soldados e marinheiros. Erguer e alargar a política de Frente Única Democrática e Popular. Movimento Reorganizativo do Partido do Proletariado (MRPP) Partido Comunista dos Trabalhadores Portugueses (PCTP) Reunite broad assemblies of the masses to lift the organs of will where none exist, to sweep the opportunist leaders, conciliators and traitors and elect new leaders, to regionally and nationally centralize all organs of popular will. Lead immediately to the practice of the 40-hour work week and workers’ control by sectors and branches of production on a national scale. Arm the people on a massive scale, organized by improving links with committees of soldiers and sailors. Raise and extend the policy of the United and Popular Democratic Front. Reorganized Movement of the Party of the Proletariat The MRPP was founded in 1970 as a Maoist political party. It changed its name in 1976 to the Portuguese Workers’ Communist Party.
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