Turtle case

Two men from Japan have been arrested for allegedly smuggling more than 50 live turtles and tortoises into the US. The US attorney’s office said that Atsushi Yamagami and Norihide

January 21, 2011by shareitIn

How, when and where to file

By DENNIS SWING GREENE features@algarveresident.com Dennis Swing Greene is Senior Partner and International Fiscal Consultant for euroFINESCO s.a. This is the second article in the series examining required procedures when

January 21, 2011by shareitIn

Too drunk to escape

Police in Delaware, US, say a man broke into a house, got drunk and couldn’t make his way back outside, so he called 911 for help. New Castle County police

January 21, 2011by shareitIn

Open house success

Real estate agency ERA have declared their Open House programme, launched in June 2010, a success after the initiative led to more than 800 properties being sold. The Open House

January 21, 2011by shareitIn

A pint for the horse, please!

A horse called Basil has finally been allowed into his local pub for a refreshing pint. The Welsh Cob stallion visits the Meynell Ingram Arms in Burton, Staffordshire, UK, every

January 18, 2011by shareitIn

Panda cow born

A rare miniature cow with markings similar to a panda was born on a farm in northern Colorado, US. The so-called ‘panda cow’ is thought to be one of only

January 14, 2011by shareitIn

Twins of different fathers

A miracle birth with a delivery so rare, it’s only happened seven times in history.  A Polish woman gave birth to fraternal twins, each with a different father. The mother

January 14, 2011by shareitIn