 Several high-profile entrepreneurs had to leave the country due to the pro-communist radicalism of both a section of the population and the new revolutionary leadership in charge of the government - the "Junta de Salvação Nacional" (National Salvation Junta).In the longer term, the revolution led to democracy and Portugal's 1986 entrance into the European Economic Community.In the agricultural sector, the collective farms set up in Alentejo after the 1974–75 expropriations due to the leftist military coup of 25 April 1974, proved incapable of modernizing, and their efficiency declined.