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Either you know nothing about Salazar regime or you're a fascist.
The Salazar regime was built following the same ideologies from Italy's fascism, which was already frown upon in Europe, so Salazar renamed it as Corporate State, even though it's still fascism.
Salazar reduced spending in education, as a way to control population, as 40% didn't know how to read/wrte and were easily influenced by Church and State.
Even though Portugal had one of the greatest gold stockpiles in the world, little spending was ever made in anything.
The regime suppressed all intellectual thinking and free-speech. The secret police imprisioned, tortured and murdered all those who went against the government. Elections were rigged.
The vast majoirty who lived during his regime were unhappy and oppressed, but were influenced by the Church to shut up and work. When the regime came down, it was the only revolution in history with no fighting because the entire country supported it.