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Archive photographs of the Carnation Revolution by Portuguese photojournalist Alfredo Cunha projected at Rua Augusta arch in Comercio square in Lisbon on Wednesday night, the eve of the anniversary Photograph: Patrícia de Melo Moreira/AFP/Getty Images A woman dances in Carmo square, Lisbon as Portugal prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1974 Carnation Revolution Photograph: Pedro Nunes/Reuters Thousands of people sing the folk song Grandola, Vila Morena, in the first minutes of Thursday 25 April as the country celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution. The song by Zeca Afonso was broadcast on national radio as a signal to the troops that the coup was starting and became an icon of the revolution that restored democracy in Portugal after 48 years of a fascist dictatorship Photograph: Armando França/AP A couple hold red carnations while embracing each other after thousands sang the folk song Grandola, Vila Morena Photograph: Armando França/AP Ninety-year-old Celeste Caeiro, who handed red carnations to the military taking part in the Portuguese revolution on 25 April 1974. She is greeting a former soldier during a military parade to celebrate the anniversary on Thursday Photograph: Patrícia de Melo Moreira/AFP/Getty Images A woman holds a red carnation during a military parade in Lisbon Photograph: Patrícia de Melo Moreira/AFP/Getty Images Military vehicles carry former soldiers who took part in the revolution during a military parade Photograph: Patrícia de Melo Moreira/AFP/Getty Images Retired members of the military stand inside an original military vehicle during the commemorations Photograph: Pedro Nunes/Reuters Portuguese deputies attend a 50th anniversary commemorative session at the Portuguese parliament Photograph: José Sena Goulão/EPA People surround a military vehicle as it parades during the ceremony Photograph: Antonio Pedro Santos/EPA People climb old military vehicles in Lisbon Photograph: Antonio Pedro Santos/EPA A Portuguese deputy holds a carnation during the commemorative session at the Portuguese parliament Photograph: José Sena Goulão/EPA The public is allowed access to the military vehicles that were used to overthrow the regime Photograph: Joao Daniel Pereira/ZUMA Press Wire/Rex/Shutterstock The Portuguese leader of the Left Block, Mariana Mortagua, delivers a speech during the commemorative session at the Portuguese parliament Photograph: José Sena Goulão/EPA Retired members of the military parade in Lisbon Photograph: Pedro Nunes/Reuters A child holding a red carnation sits on a military vehicle that took part in the 1974 revolution, on display in Lisbon's Comercio square Photograph: Ana Brigida/AP People surround a military vehicle as it parades during the military ceremony Photograph: Antonio Pedro Santos/EPA Carnations are left in the Portuguese parliament Photograph: José Sena Goulão/EPA