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Adolfo Mesquita Nunes remembers Narana Coissoró as an example of Christian democracy "aligned with the new times", highlighting him as a model for the Centro Democrata Social. The former CDS deputy also remembers Coissoró's characteristic sense of humor, who was a striking figure in Portuguese politics and democratic center.

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