Surrounded by controversy, the loan of the heart of D. Pedro IV to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Brazil’s independence led the opposition, led by Senator Randolfe Rodrigues, to question the Brazilian government about the cost of the trip. When the heart of the monarch Dom Pedro I in Brazil (IV in Portugal) arrived in […]
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Heart of D. Pedro arrives in Brazil for the bicentenary of independence
The heart of D. Pedro IV (I in Brazil) arrived this Monday in Brasilia, on a trip made at the request of the Brazilian government, to be exhibited during the celebration of the bicentenary of the independence of the South American country, on Sept 7th. The organ, which left Portugal for the first time and […]
Heart of D. Pedro received in Brazil with honor of head of state
The transfer of the heart of D. Pedro IV (I of Brazil) “renews” the historical proximity between Portugal and Brazil, said Raimundo Carreiro Silva, ambassador of Brazil in Lisbon, in statements made during the signing ceremony of the protocol between the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Brazil in Lisbon and the Municipality of Porto. […]
Translation of the heart of D. Pedro renews ties between countries″
Brazil’s ambassador in Lisbon said on Sunday that the temporary transfer of the heart of D. Pedro, as part of the commemorations of the bicentenary of Brazilian independence, “renews” the ties and historical ties between the two countries. “There is now more than symbolism in this act. It is a concrete demonstration of the historic […]
It is important that Brazil and Portugal have the monarchical option
Brazilian federal deputy Luiz Philippe de Orléans e Bragança, a descendant of Pedro I of Brazil and IV of Portugal, believes it is important that both countries have a royal family because republics fail. “I think it is important that both countries have the option, this is important,” said Luiz Philippe de Orléans e Bragança, […]
The left has “as an educational basis the destruction of Brazil’s history”
Brazilian federal deputy Luiz Philippe de Orléans e Bragança, a descendant of Pedro I of Brazil and IV of Portugal, believes the majority of the Brazilian left has “destroyed Brazil’s history as an educational foundation”. “The majority of the left and center-left who have as an educational basis the destruction of Brazil’s history and the […]