National Salvation Junta

The Junta Nacional de Salvação ( German: Junta of National Salvation ) was a group of Portuguese officers that maintained the state order after the coup of the Carnation Revolution of 25 April 1974 that the Estado Novo replaced.

The junta was following 1974-1976, a statement President António de Spinola at 1.30 clock on April 26, 1974. She was already foreseen in the program, the Movimento forcas Armadas to exert political power in the form of a civilian government and to carry out the immediate official change in the presidency - from his early Admiral Américo Tomás incumbent; included the dissolution of the Assembleia were da República, the National Assembly, and the State Council, resigned after 25 April 1974 as the Constitutional Law 1/ 74. President and Vice President were provided by the junta.

• General António Sebastião Ribeiro de Spinola, President
• General Francisco da Costa Gomes
• Brigadier Jaime Silvério Marques ( Heer)
• General Manuel Diogo Neto ( aufenthaltlich in Mozambique)
• Colonel Carlos Galvão de Melo ( Air Force )
• Lieutenant José Baptista Pinheiro de Azevedo
• Commander António Rosa Coutinho (the " Red Rosa ," High Commissioner for Angola)

Interim basis, the offices of President of the Republic of Portugal were conducted from April 26 to May 15, 1974, was introduced to the date when the President of the Junta Spínola as the designated head of state, as well as the Prime Minister, from 26 April to 16 Mai, the then Adelino da Palma Carlos took over.