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Maria da Conceição Moita also known as Xexão (5 April 1937 – 30 March 2021) was a Portuguese educator and activist in the fight against the dictatorship of Estado Novo. She participated in protests against dictatorship and the Portuguese Colonial War and gave logistical support to the . On 30 December 1972, Moita was a part of a religious vigil in Capela do Rato where she announced a hunger strike against the government and against the Catholic hierarchy for not speaking out against the dictatorship. She was noted later as having been the person who properly envisioned the "wonderful fruits of the Second Vatican Council" in Portugal. She was arrested by the PIDE in December 1973, and was released after 25 April 1974.

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  • Maria da Conceição Moita (Alcanena, 5 de abril de 1937 - 30 de marzo de 2021), también conocida como Xexão, fue una educadora portuguesa y activista en la lucha contra la dictadura del Estado Nuevo.​ Católico progresista, participó en acciones contra la dictadura y la guerra colonial portuguesa además de brindar apoyo logístico a las Brigadas Revolucionarias. En diciembre de 1973 fue detenida por la PIDE, no siendo liberada hasta el 25 de abril de 1974.​ Además de la lucha por la democracia, se dedicó durante toda su vida a la educación y la intervención cívica y social.​ (es)
  • Maria da Conceição Moita also known as Xexão (5 April 1937 – 30 March 2021) was a Portuguese educator and activist in the fight against the dictatorship of Estado Novo. She participated in protests against dictatorship and the Portuguese Colonial War and gave logistical support to the . On 30 December 1972, Moita was a part of a religious vigil in Capela do Rato where she announced a hunger strike against the government and against the Catholic hierarchy for not speaking out against the dictatorship. She was noted later as having been the person who properly envisioned the "wonderful fruits of the Second Vatican Council" in Portugal. She was arrested by the PIDE in December 1973, and was released after 25 April 1974. Moita died on 30 March 2021, aged 83. The Portuguese Parliament paid tribute to the death of Conceição Moita. They unanimously approved a vote of condolence and was signed by the president of the parliament, Ferro Rodrigues and by deputies from all parties. (en)
  • Maria da Conceição Moita (Alcanena, 5 de abril de 1937 - 30 de março de 2021), também conhecida por Xexão, foi uma educadora portuguesa e activista na luta contra a ditadura do Estado Novo. Católica progressista, participou em ações contra a ditadura e a Guerra Colonial e deu apoio logístico às Brigadas Revolucionárias. Foi presa pela PIDE em dezembro de 1973, tendo sido libertada após o 25 de abril de 1974. Além da luta pela democracia, dedicou-se ao longo da sua vida à educação e à intervenção cívica e social. (pt)
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  • Maria da Conceição Moita (Alcanena, 5 de abril de 1937 - 30 de marzo de 2021), también conocida como Xexão, fue una educadora portuguesa y activista en la lucha contra la dictadura del Estado Nuevo.​ Católico progresista, participó en acciones contra la dictadura y la guerra colonial portuguesa además de brindar apoyo logístico a las Brigadas Revolucionarias. En diciembre de 1973 fue detenida por la PIDE, no siendo liberada hasta el 25 de abril de 1974.​ Además de la lucha por la democracia, se dedicó durante toda su vida a la educación y la intervención cívica y social.​ (es)
  • Maria da Conceição Moita (Alcanena, 5 de abril de 1937 - 30 de março de 2021), também conhecida por Xexão, foi uma educadora portuguesa e activista na luta contra a ditadura do Estado Novo. Católica progressista, participou em ações contra a ditadura e a Guerra Colonial e deu apoio logístico às Brigadas Revolucionárias. Foi presa pela PIDE em dezembro de 1973, tendo sido libertada após o 25 de abril de 1974. Além da luta pela democracia, dedicou-se ao longo da sua vida à educação e à intervenção cívica e social. (pt)
  • Maria da Conceição Moita also known as Xexão (5 April 1937 – 30 March 2021) was a Portuguese educator and activist in the fight against the dictatorship of Estado Novo. She participated in protests against dictatorship and the Portuguese Colonial War and gave logistical support to the . On 30 December 1972, Moita was a part of a religious vigil in Capela do Rato where she announced a hunger strike against the government and against the Catholic hierarchy for not speaking out against the dictatorship. She was noted later as having been the person who properly envisioned the "wonderful fruits of the Second Vatican Council" in Portugal. She was arrested by the PIDE in December 1973, and was released after 25 April 1974. (en)
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