Portuguese aggression: "The attackers were trained in Senegal and Guinea Bissau ..."

“The objective was to put an end to any desire for emancipation of the African people that Guinea advocated throughout the national territory and at the United Nations.

The monument In memory of the "valiant people of Guinea" who rose up to defend their sovereignty against Portuguese aggression, an eponymous monument has been erected within the grounds of the People's Palace.

If this attack on Sékou Touré's regime had failed, it must be admitted that it served the years that served as a pretext to unleash one of the bloodiest repressions the country has ever known.

It was inaugurated on November 22, 1972 in the presence of President Idi Amin Dada of Uganda and Kamanda Wakamanda, Assistant Secretary General of the AU at the time.

To curb any desire for emancipation of the African people that Guinea advocated throughout the national territory and at the United Nations.

“Portugal's interest was to end the life of the PAIGC in the country whose base was at La Minière, the National Electricity Company were among the targets as well as the military camps.

The laying of the first stone of this historical heritage offered by China to Guinea, was made on the occasion of the first anniversary of the Portuguese aggression.

The airport was also to be attacked, in particular by a military plane, ”recalls the former security minister.

It is a conjunction of facts orchestrated by the West at the head of Portugal with an internal and external complicity of the sons of this country and of certain foreigners who lived in Guinea..

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