Its is important to clarify that Portuguese women gained the right to vote in 1931, but with many restrictions: only those with secondary or higher education could vote, while men only needed to be able to read and write. Full universal suffrage, with equal rights for men and women, was only fully recognized in 1976, after the Carnation Revolution on April 25, 1974, and the approval of the Portuguese Constitution.

It is interesting that in Switzerland, which is considered a perfect country, women got the right to vote in 1971!? But it is rarely talked about that they had human zoos until 1960. Which featured exotic people who are not white. And until 1970, the state took the children of emigrants and used them as slaves in the villages for work. So you buy Swiss chocolate ;)