Radio-Atlantico

Radio-Atlântico was a Portuguese radio station that operated during the mid-20th century. It was associated with the Estado Novo regime and used as a propaganda tool to promote the government's policies and ideology. The station broadcasted across Portugal and its overseas colonies, aiming to reinforce national unity and colonial ties. Its programming included news, music, and political content aligned with the regime's objectives. Radio-Atlântico ceased operations following the Carnation Revolution in 1974, which ended the Estado Novo dictatorship.