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Car racing: WRC’s Vodafone Rally de Portugal 2012 is underway – Portugal

Posted on 28 March 2012. Tags: car racing, Estádio Algarve, Lisbon, Loulé, March 2012, Sports, Vodafone Rally de Portugal, world, WRC

Posted in Azores, Organizations, People, Portugal, Sports, World

United States no longer processing immigration visas in Portugal

Posted on 24 February 2012. Tags: Consulate Ponta Delgada, Embassy of the United States in Lisbon, immigration, March 2012, nonimmigration, Paris, Portuguese, US, visas

Posted in Community, Featured, Organizations, Politics, Portugal, World

Craig Pinto: Kicking4 Celiac Foundation celebrates 1st anniversary – Mineola, NY

Posted on 22 February 2012. Tags: Cativelos, Craig Pinto, Gouveia, Guinness World Records, Kicking4 Celiac Foundation, Long Island, March 2012, Mineola, New Jersey Revolution Arena, Portuguese, Sports

Posted in Community, Featured, Heritage, Organizations, People, Portugal, Sports

Austerity: Portuguese workers to stage more strikes – Portugal

Posted on 20 February 2012. Tags: Austerity, bailout, CGTP, CP, February, March, March 2012, Portuguese, transportation, UGT, workers

Posted in Featured, Politics, Portugal

YouVote: Two Portuguese teams competing for NASA SpaceLab Award – YouTube

Posted on 16 February 2012. Tags: Competition, contest, Daniel Carvalho, Guilherme Aresta, João Pereira, March 2012, Miguel Ferreira, NASA SpaceLab, Portuguese, YouTube

Posted in Awards, Community, Education, Featured, Organizations, People, World

PA authors meet at “Kale Soup for the Soul” forum– Chicago, Ill

Posted on 14 February 2012. Tags: Amy Roberts, Associated Writing Programs, authors, Carlo Matos, Carlos J. Queirós, Chicago Cultural Center, Disquiet, Kale Soup for the Soul, Lara Gularte, Linette Escobar, March 2012, Millicent Borges Accardi, Oona Patrick, Paula Neves, Portuguese, Tony J Roma, writers

Posted in Arts&Culture, Books, Community, Conferences, Featured, Heritage, Organizations, People

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