Editing Aginter Press (section)

==Decline and Dissolution==
Aginter Press’s operations came to an abrupt halt following Portugal’s Carnation Revolution on April 25, 1974. The revolution, led by leftist military officers, overthrew the Estado Novo regime and established a democratic government. The new authorities dismantled PIDE and cracked down on far-right organizations, forcing Aginter Press to cease operations in Portugal. Its headquarters were raided, and documents exposing its activities were seized, though many details remained classified or incomplete.

After 1974, Guérin-Sérac and other key figures fled Portugal. Guérin-Sérac reportedly moved to Spain, where he continued far-right activities under Franco’s regime, while others, like Delle Chiaie, sought refuge in Latin American dictatorships. The dissolution of Aginter Press marked the end of its formal structure, but its operatives and networks continued to influence far-right movements in Europe and beyond.