Seara (newspaper)

Seara was a Portuguese daily newspaper, published in Lisbon. It was associated with the Movimento de Unidade Democrática (MUD) during the Estado Novo regime, representing a platform for democratic opposition. Its publication was relatively short-lived but notable for its role in challenging the authoritarian government. Seara provided a voice for intellectuals, artists, and political figures critical of the regime. It faced censorship and other forms of pressure from the authorities, ultimately leading to its closure. The newspaper remains significant in the history of Portuguese journalism and the struggle for democracy.