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- Introduction
- About this site
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- Dom
Miguel AND ALL HIS DESCENDANTS FOR EVER INELIGIBLE TO SUCCEED TO THE CROWN
AND FORBADE THEM, UNDER PAIN OF DEATH
- HRH Dona Maria
Pia
- Dona Maria
Pia, daughter of King Dom Carlos.
- Certificates
of Baptism
- Fights for
her birthrights under the Salazarist dictatorship.
- Supports
the National Independence Movements, the Portuguese National Liberation
Front, and the Portuguese Revolutionary Junta, led by Gen. Umberto Delgado.
- Support
and sympathy for the Princess from His Majesty, Alfonso XIII, King of
Spain.
- descendants
of Dom Miguel
- Salazar's
opinion confirmed in 1966
- Fraternal
correspondence with the Duke of Segovia, uncle of His Majesty, Juan
Carlos, King of Spain; Mario Soares, ex-president of the Republic of
Portugal, and other important persons of political and public life worldwide.
- Frequent
exchange of letters with General Francisco Franco, Caudillo di Spagna,
and Felipe Polo Martinez-Valdes, secretary of the Chief of State
- The Holy Seat
of Rome confirms the complete validity of the act of Baptism and the
paternity of Dona Maria Pia.
- Abdication
in favor of Dom Rosario.
- Photo
gallery
- Baptism in parish
of Acalà in Madrid
- Documents of blood
relationship
- Act of Abdication
- HRH Dom Rosario
- Recognition by
the Holy Roman Church
- Royal House
close relations to the HRC
- Legitimate Constitutional
line of Saxon Coburg Gotha of Bragança
- Restructured organs
of the Royal House
- Norms of General
character
- Provisional
Monarchic Constitution
- Controversies
International
disputes
Special Functions and Powers
Integrative and explanatory Norms
- International
Foundation "Dona Isabela Baradel" for the fight against cancerogene illness
- The Anthem of
the Royal House of Portugal
- The Chivalric
Orders of the Royal House of Portugal
- Activities
- International
Institute for Diplomatic Relations
- Contacts
- General Norms
of Charter FUCREP
- Declarations of Human Rights
- Vienna
Convention: Diplomatic Relations
- Vienna Convention: Consular Relations