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Hippocampus Nº 44

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Fotos: João Alcobia<br />

awarded, in 2018, on the occasion of his<br />

80th birthday, by His Excellency The President<br />

of the Republic, Professor Marcelo<br />

Rebelo de Sousa.<br />

This way of being is also evident in the<br />

work that is printed in this <strong>44</strong>th issue of<br />

<strong>Hippocampus</strong>. Being unquestionable the<br />

prestige that the CNCascais today, deservedly,<br />

enjoys, and its ambitious plans for the<br />

future, it was no less important the work<br />

that, throughout 85 years, was developed<br />

by all those who passed through its organizational<br />

and governing structure, naturally,<br />

represented by its highest dignitaries, so<br />

that it could rise to the level it rightfully<br />

holds today.<br />

Therefore, this time around, we wanted to<br />

hear from the protagonists themselves what<br />

their perspective is of the path already taken<br />

by Clube Naval de Cascais, the mandates<br />

they have fulfilled while leading the respective<br />

destiny, and the future that lies ahead.<br />

In a set of five pertinent questions, put to<br />

all equally, thus giving voice to the former<br />

Presidents and Commodores of CNCascais<br />

who are among us: Vasco Pinto Basto;<br />

Jorge Arnoso; Patrick Monteiro de Barros;<br />

Miguel Magalhães; Miguel Horta e Costa;<br />

and José Sotto Mayor Matoso. Among all,<br />

there is, curiously (or perhaps not...), a common<br />

denominator: a focus on the sporting<br />

activity of the CNC, proving not only the<br />

main purpose of its existence, but also the<br />

undeniable fact of having become, over the<br />

years, the great engine and the main force<br />

of competitive sailing in Portugal.<br />

Clube Naval de CASCAIS 25

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