Portugal gives cash to Greeks

By CHRIS GRAEME chris.graeme@theresidentgroup.com Portugal’s share of a 45 billion euro EU/International Monetary Fund bailout plan for Greece has been set at 774 million euros. After various weeks of hesitation,

April 15, 2010by shareitIn

Brothels inspected

Inspectors from the immigration and border control authority (SEF) carried out a major operation across the country’s brothels on April 11. During the operation, under the name Private, 429 foreign

April 15, 2010by shareitIn

ROLLING

Roller Lagos stars Gonçalo Marreiros and Martyn Dias featured prominently at last week’s Trois Pistas unofficial roller skating world championships in France. The two Algarveans finished 9th and 14th respectively

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Chaos over boat licensing delays

By DAISY SAMPSON daisy.sampson@theresidentgroup.com Commercial boating companies, from luxury charters to small fishing trip operators, have been left unable to trade as a new body responsible for issuing licenses has

April 15, 2010by shareitIn

Salt reduction

From August, bakeries in Portugal will be forced to sell bread containing less salt. The measure imposed by the Health Ministry aims to combat hypertension. The maximum amount of salt

April 15, 2010by shareitIn

New US Ambassador

New US Ambassador to Portugal Allan J. Katz (pictured) arrived in Lisbon on April 8 after being appointed the 24th US Ambassador to Portugal. Allan J. Katz will be officially

April 15, 2010by shareitIn

BIG EVENT

Quarteira’s IX International Triathlon last weekend was the first round of this season’s European Cup. Some of the Continent’s and Portugal’s best multi-discipline athletes started the gruelling competition with the

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Pony power at Pinetrees

More than 20 children took part in the Pinetrees spring gymkhana held on April 11 at the Pinetrees Riding Centre near Almancil. The young riders showed off their riding skills

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