Spam crackdown

A WEB hosting firm believed to be responsible for creating 70 per cent of the world’s junk emails has been shut down in America following an investigation by US newspaper

November 20, 2008by shareitIn

Euro funds

AROUND THIRTY-five per cent of Portugal’s 40 billion euro plan to improve infrastructure in the country is to be financed by the European Investment Bank (EIB). Finance minister Fernando Teixeira

November 20, 2008by shareitIn

Child murder

TWO MEN in New Zealand have been convicted of murdering a three year old girl following a four week trial that has shocked the country. Judge Judith Potter wept as

November 20, 2008by shareitIn

Freeport investigated

PORTUGUESE JUDICIAL authorities investigating a case of alleged bribery and corruption over the planning permission of Europe’s largest factory retail outlet ‘Freeport’ have asked their British counterparts to hand over vital documents which they

November 20, 2008by shareitIn

Six-month dictatorship gaffe

PSD OPPOSITION leader Manuela Ferreira Leite has come under fire for saying that it would be great if democracy were suspended for six months to “put things in order” in

November 20, 2008by shareitIn

Stagnant

GROSS DOMESTIC Product (GDP) in Portugal in the third quarter of 2008 remains unchanged according to the national institute of statistics. The figures, released on November 14, show that Portugal

November 20, 2008by shareitIn

Heroic driver stops runaway train

A QUICK thinking tourist train driver saved his passengers from a possible serious accident on Sunday afternoon by deliberately driving into a small cliff wall to stop the vehicle that

November 20, 2008by shareitIn

Road victims remembered

By DAISY SAMPSON daisy.sampson@the-resident.com POLITICIANS, BIKERS and members of the emergency services gathered on Sunday at the Algarve motor park to commemorate the world day of remembrance for road traffic

November 20, 2008by shareitIn