Salazar
António de Oliveira Salazar was the Prime Minister of Portugal from 1932 to 1968 and the architect of the Estado Novo, an authoritarian regime. His leadership was marked by an emphasis on nationalism and conservatism, with a focus on economic stability. Salazar's Portugal joined NATO in 1949, despite its undemocratic regime, highlighting the complexities of Western alliances during the Cold War era.
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Costa Rica:
Salazar was shot and later declared deceased at the scene.
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Mexico:
Salazar, the U.S. ambassador, has claimed that Washington was not involved in Zambada's capture.
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Bosnia and Herzegovina:
Salazar scored a goal for Sporting in their match against Galatasaray.
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Portugal:
Irene Pimentel highlighted that there was a political fear from Salazar's regime in allowing the settlement of these communities in Africa.
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Costa Rica:
Salazar was substituted in for his experience during a challenging match.
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Costa Rica:
Salazar is one of the suspects arrested in connection with the double homicide.
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Lithuania:
Nutritionist Salazar discusses the benefits of gentle movements after a meal to aid digestion.
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Mexico:
Congresswoman Salazar's recent message during a hearing leaves no doubt about the narrative surrounding countries that tolerate Venezuelan and Cuban dictatorships.
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Spain:
Salazar is referenced as a candidate for a significant political position.
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Costa Rica:
Five men with the last name Salazar, aged 53, were detained in connection with vehicle theft.
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