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Government approves new Highway Code

The new Highway Code, due to come into force on New Year’s Day, will see a stiffening of penalties and a reclassification and upgrading of offences. Daniel Sanches, Minister for

January 3, 2005by shareit

Greens accuse authorities over sand

GREEN PARTY MP, Isabel Castro, has submitted an official complaint to the Ministry for the Environment and Planning about illegal sand extraction from the Ria Formosa. The Greens claim that

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Income tax seminars

With the festive season upon us, it must mean that the year end is nigh and that tax returns will soon be required by the IRS. For those people who

January 3, 2005by shareitIn

Labour laws simpler and clearer

The Portuguese government has modified and simplified the country’s Código do Trabalho (Employment Code) in a bid to improve productivity, competitiveness and flexibility. The alterations better define what constitutes independent,

January 3, 2005by shareitIn

Model United Nations Conference

BRINGING TOGETHER some 250 senior school pupils and staff from the Aloha College Malaga Spain, American School of Barcelona, American International School of Budapest, American School of Madrid, Bonn International

January 3, 2005by shareit

PORTUGAL IN BUDGET CRISIS

SANTANA LOPES’ government has just 10 days to find a solution to raise 556 million euros, the amount necessary to maintain the budgetary deficit at less than three per cent

January 3, 2005by shareitIn

Portuguese attacked in Northern Ireland

NORTHERN IRELAND’S police force is voicing concern over several recent violent episodes against the country’s Portuguese community, which they say are “clearly motivated by racism”.In Portadown, South Belfast, this week,

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Silverstone for the Algarve

THE ALGARVE’S answer to Silverstone, which could see the return of Formula 1 to Portugal, and is one of the most important forthcoming projects for the promotion of the country’s

January 3, 2005by shareitIn