In 1961, the nº8 of the "Military Tribune" had as its title ""Let's end the war of Angola"". The authors were linked to the Patriotic Action Councils ("Juntas de Acção Patriótica" – JAP), supporters of Humberto Delgado, and responsible for the attack on the barracks of Beja. The Portuguese National Liberation Front ("Frente Portuguesa de Libertação Nacional" – FPLN), founded in December 1962, attacked the conciliatory positions. The official feeling of the Portuguese state, despite all this, was the same: Portugal had inalienable and legitimate rights over the colonies and this was what was transmitted through the media and through the state propaganda.