Delenda est Carthago!

About this book

In the early 20th century, Portugal grappled with profound sociopolitical turmoil, mirroring the ancient conflict between Rome and Carthage. In "Delenda est Carthago!" by Eduardo C. N. Pereira, the author delves into the moral and political decay of his nation, using the historical allegory of Carthage's destruction to illuminate contemporary challenges. Pereira's incisive analysis highlights the dangers of secrecy and corruption, urging readers to confront the unspoken threats to democracy. This treatise serves as a clarion call for civic activists and historians alike, emphasizing the necessity of vigilance in safeguarding societal values. With its rich historical context and poignant insights, "Delenda est Carthago!" remains a vital exploration of resilience and accountability in governance.