The newspaper O Algarve may be resurrected online and dedicated 'exclusively' to economic issues and the Algarve’s business scene.
Álvaro Viegas, the newly elected president of the Trade and Services Association of the Algarve Region (ACRAL) has plans for the old title as part of his list of projects that the wants to achieve before 2020.
It is no surprise that Ricardo Salgado was involved in the sort of offshore schemes that have been laid bare by revelations from the Panama Papers but he has now been caught out lying to the BES parliamentary committee of inquiry.
The Portuguese prosecutor is now involved in investigations into ES Enterprises based in the British Virgin Islands which was used for years to house an Espírito Santo slush fund.
A special eagle patrol to protect the official residence of Spain’s royal family.
Zarzuela Palace, on the outskirts of Madrid, will have a special bird patrol detailed to protect the skies.
Luís Filipe Castro Mendes will leave Strasbourg to fill the vacancy at the Ministry of Culture on April 14th, according to the website of the Presidency.
Poet and novelist, Luís Filipe Castro Mendes was born in 1950 and graduated in 1974 in Law from the University of Lisbon since when he developed his diplomatic career in Luanda, Madrid and Paris.
Seventy years after Hitler’s death, Austria is planning to seize his birthplace.
The country’s interior ministry announced that it intends to carry out a compulsory purchase of the house in Braunau am Inn, a small town of 17,000 near Linz and just across the Inn river from Bavaria.
The German can-do attitude has been displayed once again in its building programme, with the number of permits to build new dwellings hitting a ten-year high.
Germany’s housing market is booming, fuelled by demand and lower mortgage interest rates. Pressure is greatest for, but not confined to, new flats.
Firefighters were successful in rescuing a stranded German tourist near Monte Clérigo beach, Aljezur, who was stuck on the cliff with the tide rising.
The tourist was picking up pebbles at an isolated beach next to Monte Clérigo and tried to climb to safety as the incoming tide cut her off.
The Novo Banco road-show is back in New York, having visited London this week and New York the week before.
A hopeful Sérgio Monteiro, on €25,000 for his inconvenience, is accompanied by bank boss Stock da Cunha and two other Novo Banco directors, Francisco Cary and Jorge Cardoso and aim to sell off the loss making bank to a rich American financial institution.
