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"A Monarquia Real Portuguesa Verdadeira e Legitima-Linha Oficial Constitucional de Sar Dom Rosario"

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  • Mission statement:
    Year established:
    Year of registration: 2004
    Organizational structure: A verdade Absoluta A morte de Dom João VI, que ocorreu em 1826, complicou bastante a situação política em Portugal, devido a duas facções opostas que se estavam a criar no país, lideradas pelos Infantes de Portugal : A liberal, liderada por Dom Pedro, que foi nomeado Imperador do Brasil, em 1822, e a dos absolutistas, liderada pelo Príncipe Dom Miguel. Por morte do Rei Dom João, Dom Pedro nomeou, seu sucessor, a sua filha, Dona Maria II. Em 1828, Dom Miguel destronou a Rainha Dona Maria II, iniciando-se deste modo um período de guerra civil, que cessou com a reentrada de Dom Pedro, que devolveu a legitimidade e expulsou o seu irmão Dom Miguel. Após a sua derrota , e rendição, em Maio de 1834, Dom Miguel foi despojado do seu estatuto Real, e as Cortes declararam que DOM MIGUEL E TODOS OS SEUS DESCENDENTES SERIAM PARA SEMPRE INACEITÁVEIS À SUCESSÃO, SOB PENA DE MORTE , se regressassem a Portugal. Seguidamente a estes factos, foi promulgada em 1838 uma nova Constituição Monárquica, nunca anulada, que no artigo 98 categoricamente estipula: "A linha colateral do ex-infante Dom Miguel e todos os seus descendentes estão perpetuamente excluídos da sucessão" Com o assassínio, por elementos revolucionários de tendência republicana, de S.A.R. o Rei Dom Carlos I e S.A.R. Príncipe herdeiro Dom Luís, o Trono passou para SAR o Rei Dom Manuel II , mas após um curto período de reino na pátria, foi deposto pela revolução Republicana de Outubro de 1910 . Morreu no exílio em Londres, não deixando descendentes, no dia 2 de Julho de 1932. De acordo com a Constituição Política da Monarquia Portuguesa de 1838, capítulo III, artigos 96 - 100, a sucessão ao comando do nome e brasão da Real Casa de Portugal segue a ordem de sucessão para a Coroa de Portugal e dos Algarves. Após a morte de Dom Manuel II, o imediato sucessor à Coroa de Portugal era a sua meia-irmã, SAR Dona Maria Pia de Saxe Coburgo e Bragança , baptizada por vontade de seu pai, SAR o Rei Dom Carlos I numa paróquia de Acalà em Madrid , foram deste modo atribuídos à sua filha todos os privilégios, direitos e honras dos Infantes de Portugal , os de Princesa Real por Nascimento. Naqueles anos negros, António Salazar tornou-se Ministro das Finanças da República Portuguesa. Poucos anos mais tarde, tornou-se o líder fascista e ditador de Portugal e, durante a Segunda Grande Guerra, demonstrou o seu carácter, ajudando ambas as partes em conflito. Após a guerra, embora Portugal estivesse em sérias dificuldades financeiras, Salazar não aceitou o Plano Marshall, temendo que a verdade do que era democracia estivesse longe da realidade política do seu país e pudesse ser posta a descoberto. Perdendo popularidade, ele decidiu permitir que os descendentes de Dom Miguel, na altura a viverem na Suíça, regressassem a Portugal. Fê-lo , porque tinha a certeza (como ele confirmou em 1966), que eles não representavam qualquer perigo para ele. Ao mesmo tempo, S.A.R. Dona Maria Pia apoiava os movimentos Anti-Fascistas. De facto, em 1962, Dom Duarte foi proibido de se identificar como herdeiro da Coroa ou até mesmo como representante da Real Casa de Portugal. Portanto, histórica e legalmente, não existem dúvidas acerca da legítima linha Constitucional de Saxe Coburgo Gotha e Bragança ( a qual é estranha à linha Usurpadora de Bragança Orléans ). Em oposição, politicamente, testemunha-se um massacre não só da legitimidade, como também da história, comprovada, por exemplo, pelo facto de, durante o período de governo republicano, presidido por Salazar, os bens da família Real de Saxe Coburgo Gotha e Bragança terem sido reunidos numa fundação e, para dirigi-la, foi chamado um representante da mesma linha colateral excluída perpetuamente da sucessão ao Trono, e que não era da família de Saxe Coburgo Gotha e Bragança.
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