After 28 May 1926, there were four coup attempts against the "Ditadura Nacional" by Republican forces. On 3 February 1927, there was a large coup attempt that started in Porto, involving military and civil forces from the North, Coimbra, Évora, Algarve, and would end four days later on 7 February. On that same day, a coup attempt starts in Lisbon, led by Mendes dos Reis, Agatão Lança, Câmara Lente, and Filipe Mendes, with navy, GNR, and civil forces, as well as the decaying NRP "Carvalho Araújo" and "Canhoeira Ibo". The government forces greatly outnumbered the rebel forces in Lisbon, with support of some units that already reached the capital after putting down the coup attempt in Porto and this second coup attempt ends at 7:30 p.m. on 9 February 1926. About 90 people die, 400 are wounded and 700 buildings damaged. Over a thousand people are exiled after these two revolts and from then on, the Republican rebels will mostly organize in exile, through an association known as the "Liga de Paris".