Telegraph.co.ukAlentejo may tempt people to rent villas in Portugal
Azure Holidays
British travellers considering renting villas in Portugal for their next trip abroad could consider the country's sunny west coast as a possible destination, with Alentejo described as an especially attractive option. The rugged beaches and expansive ...
New York TimesAvrupa-Antofagasta Increase Budget to US$2.5 Million for Alvalade JV in Portugal
MarketWatch (press release)
The joint venture agreement was signed at the end of 2011 and includes the following major points: -- The agreement covers three Avrupa licenses (the "Property"): Alvalade, Canal Caveira, and Ferreira do Alentejo. Formerly operating Lousal and Caveira ...and more » Drilling Commences in the Alvalade JV in Portugal
Silver Investing News
The joint venture agreement was signed at the end of 2011 and includes the following major points: The agreement covers three Avrupa licenses (the “Property”): Alvalade, Canal Caveira, and Ferreira do Alentejo. Formerly operating Lousal and Caveira ...and more » Portuguese government grants 15 concessions for oil exploration in the country
Macauhub
The Petrobras/Galp Energia/Partex consortium has four exploration areas in deep water off the coast of Peniche as well as three more in the Alentejo Basin, in which the partnership only involves Petrobras and Portugal's Galp Energia.Portuguese soup transforms stale to steamy good
The Seattle Times
By Melissa Kronenthal Topped with a poached egg, a bowl of Açorda Alentejana is easy on the wallet and soothing to the soul. No comments have been posted to this article. I'LL NEVER forget the first bowl of soup I ate in Portugal.and more » 
Telegraph.co.ukPortugal starts analogue switch-off
Broadband TV News
The first phase started in greater Lisbon, followed by transmitters in the Algarve, Alentejo, North of Lisbon and beyond. The second phase of ASO begins on March 22 and covers Portugal's islands of the Azores and Madeira, with all transmitters shut ...Analogue TV blackout hits 2 million viewers
The Portugal News
Lisbon's main analogue TV transmitter went off the air on Wednesday as part of Portugal's migration to Digital terrestrial television (DTT). Many re-transmitters also went silent at the same time meaning some two million people were affected.
