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...election may not, however, mark the pursuit of the people's will in Portugal. For the major participating parties had to-agree to recognize the continued presence of the High Council of the Revolution for from three to five years and the "irrevocable" transformation of Portugal into a socialist society...
...participation of 91 per cent of those eligible to vote signals support for the High Council and for a socialist state. And the Socialist Pary's strong support-with 38 per cent of the vote as opposed to 26 per cent for the centrist Popular Democrats and 12 per cent for the Communist Party-will probably ensure that Portugal's transformation will be a careful...
...With his socialist books no longer banned in Portugal, French Philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, 69, felt encouraged enough to take a firsthand reading of the Portuguese revolution. During a 15-day visit to the country with his longtime friend, Author Simone de Beauvoir, 67, Sartre chatted with writers and students, toured a factory and dined in Lisbon's Red Barracks Canteen with the Light Artillery Regiment, most radical of Portugal's revolutionary forces. Despite his antimilitarism, Sartre seemed thoroughly reconciled to the Portuguese army, which, he said, "is not like any other" since it represents all classes...
...essentially that Keynesian policy prescriptions that are failing now. To the Leontiefs and the Galbraiths, this proves freedom is unworkable and we must change the economy again, to a centrally planned socialist economy. This intellectual bluff should be called, because there is no sound basis for this conclusion...
...question is whether we should try a more libertarian free market or a socialist centrally controlled economy. Seen against this background. Nozick's book is a powerful, unequivocal addition to the argument for the former. His position suggests the free market solution would not only be efficient, but also just...