International Baccalaureate Art Exhibition 2005
THE CASCAIS CULTURAL CENTRE was a fitting venue last week for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Art Exhibition by the Visual Arts Graduates from St Julian’s School in Carcavelos. Inspired by
ISG centre of controversy again
The Cascais Court has ordered financial services company International Service Group Lda (ISG Lda.) to pay nearly 50,000 Euros plus interest to bakery company M. Harris Lda.At issue were sums
Jackson’s ex-wife can testify
The ex-wife of Michael Jackson and mother of two of his children, Debbie Rowe can give evidence in his sex abuse trial, Judge Rodney Melville has ruled. The decision came
Joana was “victim of continuous sex abuse”
JOANA COULD have been the victim of continued sexual abuse, according to the most recent findings of the PJ. Eight year old Joana, disappeared from her Portimão home where she
Lisbon and London could end up like Atlantis
CONTROVERSIAL CLIMATOLOGIST Sir David King issued dire warnings that coastal cities could end up submerged if we continue burning fossil fuels at our present rate. “We may have broken the
Live acoustic music in Portimão
ON EVERY alternate Thursday there is an acoustic music evening at the Mariners restaurant/bar in Portimão hosted by Graham Cooper and Daryl Bye. The music spans from folk to swing
Marcelo attacks “lack of leadership” in EU
Professor Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, one of Portugal’s most influential political commentators, addressed the British-Portuguese Chamber of Commerce at the Sheraton Hotel last week. Marcelo has become a household name
May Day fare increases
PUBLIC TRANSPORT fares are set to rise by 3.7 per cent from May 1st.The rises announced recently by the Ministry of Public Works, Transport and Communication is based on the
MG Rover Portugal under court control
Tony Lomas, Steven Pearson and Rob Hunt, partners in Pricewaterhouse Coopers, have been named as administrators of MG Rover Portugal, as well as seven other European subsidiaries of the MG
Mourinho quits SIC show
Chelsea coach José Mourinho has decided to end his collaboration with Portuguese TV channel SIC, cancelling the monthly programme in which he commented on sporting themes. Mourinho made his decision