Let’s clean up the world

Local environmental institutions such as the Cascais Ecological Group (GEC) and Olho Vivo have joined forces and started their Clean Up the World campaign, which involves rescuing and reintroducing rare

September 15, 2004by shareitIn ,

Lisbon greets Queen Mary

The transatlantic cruise ships Queen Mary II and Royal Prince passed by the Gare Marítima de Alcântara in Lisbon last week. The two ships were in the area for several

September 15, 2004by shareitIn

Amadora opens new car parks

Officials from Amadora Câmara presided over the opening of three new car parks in its concelho last week. A total of 520 places will help to alleviate parking problems in

September 15, 2004by shareitIn ,

Phone thieves strike again

Yet another mobile phone shop was burgled last week in the Algarve and police believe that one gang is responsible for a spate of similar raids. The gang’s modus operandi

September 15, 2004by shareitIn

Ancient convent found

Throughout the month of August, a group of around 50 history students from Minho University in the north of Portugal, led by several professional archaeologists, worked on archaeological digs at

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Police arrest murder suspect

The Judicial Police have arrested a 23-year-old man for the murder of a prominent Lisbon nightclub owner. Artur Esteves, a 55-year-old empresário, was violently attacked at his home on the

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Azores may be rocket site

Portugal is a leading candidate to replace Guyana as a launch pad for European Space Agency rockets, according to Minister of Science, Innovation and Higher Education, Maria da Graça Carvalho.

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Radiant Royals

The Earl and Countess of Wessex jetted into Portugal last week to open the Freeport Shopping Centre in Alcochete, the biggest discount shopping complex in Europe. The Earl cut the

September 15, 2004by shareitIn