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Uranium mine deposits trigger concern

ABANDONED uranium mines in Portugal could be jeopardising the health of the local population, according to environmental experts. The most worrying situation is in the mines of Urgeiriça, where waters

May 17, 2005by shareit

World’s biggest solar park for Alentejo

ACCORDING TO a report in UK’s The Guardian, a German firm is set to exploit the Alentejo’s sun-baked environment by building the world’s biggest solar energy power station near Beja.

May 17, 2005by shareit

‘Friendly chat’ has fatal end

IT HAS been alleged that a “friendly conversation” about football between a Polícia de Segurança Pública (PSP) agent, guarding the British Embassy’s front door in Lisbon’s Rua São Bernardo, and

May 17, 2005by shareit

A busy weekend at the Casuals

LAST WEEKEND was certainly a busy one at the Casuals sports club, at St. Julian’s School in Carcavelos, with two visiting teams playing hockey and football. First was the Casuals’

May 11, 2005by shareit

A fist-full of dollars

LOOKING AT the latest figures published on how much the top 10 sportsmen – yes, they are all men – in the world earn, I am wondering if we are

May 11, 2005by shareit

Algarve matters

American golf legend Arnold Palmer, 75, inaugurated Vilamoura’s new Victoria course by playing nine holes in the sunshine last week. The Victoria Golf Club will host the Golf World Cup

May 11, 2005by shareit

Bankruptcies spiral out of control

PORTUGAL SUFFERED the highest rate of bankruptcies in the European Union in 2004. The country saw some 3,123 companies go under – seven times more than in Spain. This is

May 11, 2005by shareit