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, Maria Alda Barbosa Nogueira (Alcântara, Li … Maria Alda Barbosa Nogueira (Alcântara, Lisboa, 19 de Março de 1923 – Lisboa, 5 de Março de 1998) foi uma política revolucionária comunista, feminista e anti-fascista portuguesa, militante do Partido Comunista Português. Por este partido foi Deputada à Assembleia Constituinte da III República Portuguesa e à Assembleia da República por mais de dez anos. Presa por motivos políticos pelo regime do Estado Novo, foi a mulher portuguesa que mais tempo seguido esteve encarcerada como presa política no mesmo estabelecimento prisional, num total de 9 anos e três meses da sua vida. total de 9 anos e três meses da sua vida.
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