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The gang was storing the cocaine at a warehouse in the Lisbon area and sending it from there to Spain and the rest of Europe, officials said. The bulk of the cocaine was seized at the Lisbon warehouse. Authorities said the suspects are believed to belong to a “vast criminal organization” which smuggled ...

In contrast, the presidents of Iceland and Norway, the former president of Costa Rica, and officials from Canada, Portugal, Uruguay, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Ecuador, Sweden, Thailand, and Chile were listed as speakers for the three-day event. A U.S. State Department travel ban for the area ...

Revenues were falling and a senior Beijing official told the government-run Beijing News that one of the reasons was the steps taken to deter mainland officials from gambling there. The authorities closed the loophole that allowed debit card holders to access large amounts of cash, and facial recognition ...

Only animals that are registered in Portugal's official list, which contains their full genealogy, may be advertised as purebreds. The activity of breeding and selling pets now requires prior registration by notification, which for those already active may be done within the next three months. Breeds that are ...

But is one corner of Europe—Portugal—offering a good deal? Yes, say the bulls, as they emphasize that it's benefiting from a greatly improved economic backdrop. “The Portuguese stock market is cheap, relative to the global stock market,” says Peter Garnry, head of equity strategy at Denmark's Saxo Bank ...

Portugal's GDP grew in 2017 - Official. in Business · 01-03-2018 13:24:00 · 0 Comments. The Portuguese economy grew 2.7 percent last year to €179.2 billion in real terms, close to the figure it had in 2010, before the economic crisis, the Portuguese National Statistics Institute (INE) said this week. The figures released on ...

MAPUTO. – The Mozambican government's National Inspectorate of Economic Activities (INAE) has warned all shops that, as from March 31, the pre-packaged products they sell must be labelled in the country's official language, Portuguese. INAE inspector Veronica Duvane announced this at a Maputo ...