Nuno Teotónio Pereira: Cities for everyone, with green spaces and without speculation
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Who was this architect, nephew of a relevant figure in the dictatorial regime, who began to get closer to the democratic opposition when he entered the Faculty of Fine Arts, joined the group of progressive Catholics, was arrested four times before the 25th of April, and defended architecture and cities for everyone, with green spaces and no real estate speculation?
Mário Henriques with João Carlos Santos
Retratos de Abril is a journey around the 25th of April. Listening to the sounds of the time, he tries to capture that historical time. It meets military and politicians, but also civil society that opposed the Estado Novo and fought for freedom. From generals and captains to political leaders; from writers and poets to lawyers, doctors and university professors.
Retratos de Abril reveals a society that, after all, was not black and white.
In 25 episodes, the story of the protagonists who, 50 years ago, were ready to build democracy is told.
This special Expresso podcast features scripts written by Lourenço Pereira Coutinho and narrated by Teresa Amaro Ribeiro, with original music and sound design by João Luís Amorim, production support by Inês Marcelo and social media by Tiago Serra Cunha. The initial generic has the voice of Jorge Gomes and the cover is by Mário Henriques with João Carlos Santos. Retratos de Abril is a special podcast from Expresso on the 50th anniversary of the Revolution, coordinated by Joana Beleza and directed by João Vieira Pereira.
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