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FRELIMO spokesman Daniel Mbanze at a London blood-donor session for the liberation fighters in Portugal's African the impact of the continuing political colonies. The NHS refused to make the blood into plasma, so it had to be flown specially to Poland first. THE FIRST PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT of Portugal, ushered into office by the military coup of 25 April, has collapsed under the weight of its own contradictions.

It came apart at the seams when some of its top members were blocked from carrying out a rightwing manoeuvre by the young officers in the Movement of the Armed Forces.

Five Government ministers, including the Prime Minister, had demanded that the power of the collapsed to patch up an alliance with left' capitalists and military men is doomed to failure.

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If the Armed Forces Movement -which, after all, represents junior career officers is still on the left flank of the Government coalition, it could rapidly swing around under paralysis of the Government and the developing economic crisis.

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