Portugal

By Dr. Eduardo Serra Jorge features@algarveresident.com In his column, Lawyer Eduardo Serra Jorge from lawyers firm Eduardo Serra Jorge & Maria José Garcia – Sociedade de Advogados, R.L., will be

The 2011 edition of the innovative Oceânico World Kids Golf Championships offering world ranking points for the first time proved a great success. More than 100 players between the ages

Cycling’s Tour of Portugal headed north from Lisbon last Thursday with a largely domestic peloton. By Tuesday Spain’s Jose Tonitio had become the first foreign winner after finishing the fourth

Brothers and fellow Algarve golf pros Ricardo and Hugo Santos teamed up for the first time since their amateur days to represent Portugal at the European World Team Cup qualifying

By CHRIS GRAEME chris.graeme@theresidentgroup.com A fresh round of turbulence in the international financial markets could threaten Portugal’s lifeline – its exports. The current market instability has been caused by the

By CHRIS GRAEME chris.graeme@theresidentgroup.com In the late 1970s, at the height of the punk rock phenomenon, a little-remembered cult film directed by Derek Jarman, called Jubilee, hit the cinema screens.

Portimonense recorded their first victory of the new season, albeit in a local friendly. Coach João Bastos was particularly impressed with new signings Sérgio Organista, scorer of the only goal

By CHRIS GRAEME chris.graeme@theresidentgroup.com The Iberian lynx, which has been in danger of extinction in Portugal and Spain for nearly a century, is to benefit from an ambitious €34 million

Faro Câmara has removed 170 abandoned vehicles from its streets since the end of May as part of a clean-up initiative. The Câmara plans to remove a further 20 cars

by CHRIS GRAEME chris.graeme@heresidentgroup.com People intending to travel to the United Kingdom, where increasingly violent scenes are being played out in cities across the country, should not cancel their plans,