US EditionThe plaque commemorating Celeste Caeiro was inaugurated on the 51st anniversary of the April 25th revolution
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It should be remembered that Celeste Caeiro, who died on November 15 last year, had already been honored in February of this year by the Lisbon Chamber, which also posthumously awarded her the City Medal of Honor, and a month later she received the rank of officer of the Order of Freedom from the President of the Republic.
“Celeste, the woman who distributed blackheads, died abandoned in an emergency in Portugal”, began by stating the President of CHEGA. At the solemn session that marks the 51st anniversary of April 25, at the Assembly of the Republic, André Ventura reinforced: “Don't come to me with nails, come to me with solutions”, in a criticism directed at the Government led by Luís Montenegro and its “false promises”. The CHEGA leader evoked the figure of Ce…
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