COLUMBIA
Farmers win BP payout An out-of-court settlement has been agreed between oil company BP and a group of Colombian farmers, over a pipeline built in the 90s. The farmers had
Solar power the Algarve
Dear Editor, I read about AREAL, national studies, meetings, wind power, the Fitch report and oil at 100 dollars a barrel (see The Resident edition of July 7). But, not
Thank you, from O Castelo dos Sonhos
Thank you, from O Castelo dos Sonhos Dear Editor, All of you know that O Castelo dos Sonhos has fought for children in danger and also against poverty. Everyone from
Catching up … with friends and Lagos Finanças
RETURNING FROM a visit to Britain, where temperatures reached new highs and jelly fish swarmed into the shallows as holidaymakers sought refuge in the sea, it has been all go.
Gluttony
TO AVOID committing the deadly sin of gluttony, one has to find a solution to the glut. At this time of year, the vegetable garden begins producing an abundance of
The man with the child in his eyes
It would be a lie to say that I have always loved my father. Most boys are much closer to their mothers in younger years, and I am no exception.
HOLLAND
Paedophile group allowed A DUTCH court has turned down a request to ban the political Brotherly Love, Freedom and Diversity Party (PNVD), which has a paedophile agenda. Judge HFM Hofhuis
The seeds of hatred
ISRAELI TANKS and soldiers have entered Gaza to avenge the kidnapping of Corporal Gilad Shalit, who was captured by Hamas in a cross-border raid two weeks ago. Palestinian militants have
SPAIN
Over 1.5 million turn out to hear Pope in Valencia Sunday mass by Pope Benedict XVI was held at the futuristic museum complex, City of Arts and Sciences, on the
2 – Dear Editor,
2 – Dear Editor, The owners of said supermarket have always supported local charities. Recently, a local lunch group had a large hamper to raffle in aid of the elderly.