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Gala Week is back

In response to many requests from AFPOP members, the annual AFPOP Gala Week has been reinstated this year. Preparations are well underway and the dates for the various events are

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Monchique without chopper

Monchique residents have been shocked to learn that the helicopter stationed near Caldas de Monchique for the past few years is relocating to Loulé. This will leave the mountains without

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New life in Aldeia Antiga

A charming new development is currently close to completion in the heart of the Algarve. The A Predial Liz consortium is putting the finishing touches to the Aldeia Antiga, a

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PORTUGAL DID WIN!

FIFA President Sepp Blatter and former greats, such as Franz Beckenbauer, have joined UEFA’s Executive Director, Lars-Christer Olsson, in hailing Euro 2004 as the best tournament ever. Olsson said it

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Portuguese support for Lance

Hot on the heels of Euro 2004, the Tour de France became the focus of sporting interest from last Saturday. Portuguese José Azevedo will be cast as the main supporting

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Real eyes lead real lives

A weekend of festivities featuring distinguished Native American guests was held at Quinta da Calma near Almancil recently. Guests from England, America, Norway, Germany and Portugal convened in aid of

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Reffing it up

Some referees at the tournament had it easier than others – although the standard in general was very high. Swiss official, Urs Meier, who disallowed Sol Campbell’s ‘winner’ against Portugal,

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Spanish invasion

Spanish property groups are increasingly invading the Algarve, snapping up building developments. Negotiations are currently underway for the sale of Lusotur, one of the biggest Portuguese tourist real estate companies,

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Summer of chaos ahead

British holidaymakers travelling to the Algarve could face chaos this summer after British baggage handlers at 17 UK airports, including Heathrow and Gatwick, voted to strike this week in a

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