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Discurso do Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva na Garland 21.01.2012
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ANÍBAL CAVACO SILVA - Homenagem Aos Militares Dia de PORTUGAL - 10 de Junho 2015
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O presidente de Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, falou à Rádio ONU sobre os temas que levou ao debate de líderes globais na 70ª Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas.
As questões internacionais cobertas pelo país incluem sustentabilidade, mudanças climáticas, direitos humanos, conflitos, crise migratória na Europa e língua portuguesa na organização.
Na entrevista, em Nova Iorque, Cavaco Silva disse que haverá mais hipóteses de se adotar o português como uma das línguas oficiais da ONU com uma eventual “presença do Brasil no Conselho de Segurança”.
Confira a entrevista com Eleutério Guevane.
- published: 30 Sep 2015
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- published: 25 Jan 2011
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Aníbal António Cavaco Silva, GCC (Portuguese pronunciation: [ɐˈniβɐɫ kɐˈvaku ˈsiɫvɐ]; born 15 July 1939), is the President of Portugal. He won the Portuguese presidential election on 22 January 2006 and was re-elected on 23 January 2011, for a second five-year term. Cavaco Silva was sworn in on 9 March 2006.
He was previously Prime Minister of Portugal from 6 November 1985 to 28 October 1995. His tenure of ten years was the longest of any Prime Minister since Salazar, and he was the first Portuguese Prime Minister to have won an absolute parliamentary majority under the current constitutional system (which was established after the country's redemocratization following the Carnation Revolution).
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Discurso do Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva na Garland 21.01.2012
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Discurso do evento de Inauguração do Edifício Central do UPTEC, a 20 de Junho de 2014. -
Reelección de Aníbal Cavaco Silva: los portugueses...
La reeleción el conservador Aníbal Cavaco Silva como presidente de Portugal ha sido recogida con diferentes reacciones en la prensa internacional. Abstención récord, según los periódicos... -
Aníbal Cavaco Silva: Os portugueses podem confiar no BES!
E tem mais: - Não sou presidente da república de Portugal, não tenho casas no Algarve e não sou de Boliqueime! -
Aníbal Cavaco Silva MENTE aos Portugueses sobre o BES.
"Anda muita gente espantada e até inquieta com o envolvimento de Aníbal Cavaco Silva no «CASO BES». Sinceramente não entendemos o porquê... Há muito que se sabe que Aníbal Cavaco Silva é o GRANDE PAI DA MÁFIA CORRUPTA MAÇÔNICA PORTUGUESA!" in O BAR DO ALCIDES -
Herman José - Dra.Maria Toucinho do Ceu e Anibal Cavaco Silva
13 Badaladas. -
Anibal Cavaco Silva no Reformados em dificuldades
Anibal Cavaco Silva no programa Reformados em dificuldades diz é um pobre reformado, que 3 reformas nao lhe chegam para nada o que queria mesmo era ter mais 7 e ainda explica porque é que 10 mil nao lhe chegam nem para uma semana. -
Visit of Federica Mogherini to Lisbon: Aníbal Cavaco Silva, Pedro Passos Coelho, Rui Machete, ...
EN - Federica MOGHERINI, High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the EC, visit to Lisbon - 17.02.2015: - meeting with Aníbal CAVACO SILVA, President of the Republic - meeting with José Pedro AGUIAR-BRANCO, Portuguese Minister for National Defence - Meeting with Pedro PASSOS COELHO, Portuguese Prime Minister, and Rui MACHETE, Portuguese Minist -
EuroNews - Interview - Anibal Cavaco Silva - EN
EU President says Europe will continue to expand When Portugal took on the Presidency of the European Union for the first time in 1992, Anibal Cavaco Silva was Prime Minister. There were 12 nations, so things were rather different. It was the Europe of Maastricht, a contraversial treaty but one which they succeeded in passing. Fifteen years later, Cavaco Silva has come to the European Parliam -
EuroNews - Interview - FR - Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Quand le Portugal a assumé pour la première fois la présidence de l'Union Européenne, en 1992, Aníbal Cavaco Silva était premier ministre. Les pays membres étaient au nombre de Douze et les enjeux étaient alors très différents, c'etait l'Europe de Maastricht, un traité polémique mais qui fut approuvé. Quinze ans après, c'est dans le rôle de président portugais que Anibal Cavaco Silva est venu au P -
Viceprim-ministrul Gabriel Oprea s-a intalnit cu Presedintele Portugaliei, Aníbal Cavaco Silva
18 06 2015 Palatul Victoria Viceprim-ministrul pentru securitate națională, Ministrul Afacerilor Interne, Gabriel Oprea s-a intalnit cu Presedintele Portugaliei, Aníbal Cavaco Silva -
Fundação Jack Petchey Esc Dr Anibal Cavaco Silva- Alunos do prof. Nuno.mov
Dança - EBI Prof. Dr. Anibal Cavaco Silva. -
Anedota sobre Aníbal Cavaco Silva
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Pimenta na Língua "Anibal Cavaco Silva" / Luís Filipe Borges / 5 Para a Meia Noite
www.rtp.pt/5meianoite https://www.facebook.com/5meianoite http://www.rtp.pt/play/p849/5-para-a-meia-noite. -
Anibal Cavaco Silva Segundo Congresso do PSD 1985
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A carta ao Pai Natal de Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Gozo pessoal... graças ao Talking Santa. Voz / Escrito e Montado por: Ricardo Vaz "Lyrics": - Partilho com vocês o caso de um menino muito necessitado. Tão n...
Discurso do Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva na Garland 21.01.2012
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:01
- Updated: 25 Jan 2012
- views: 2957
Discurso do Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva na Garland 21.01.2012...
Discurso do Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva na Garland 21.01.2012
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Discurso do Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva na Garland 21.01.2012
- published: 25 Jan 2012
- views: 2957
Extended interview with Portuguese President Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 15:38
- Updated: 26 May 2012
- views: 4130
In an exclusive SBS interview, Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva talks about the eurozone debt crisis and how his country has handled austerity policy....
In an exclusive SBS interview, Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva talks about the eurozone debt crisis and how his country has handled austerity policy.
wn.com/Extended Interview With Portuguese President Cavaco Silva
In an exclusive SBS interview, Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva talks about the eurozone debt crisis and how his country has handled austerity policy.
- published: 26 May 2012
- views: 4130
Rádio Comercial | A M'nha Reforma - Vasco Palmeirim featuring Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:11
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 533655
- author: Rádio Comercial
A Melhor Música de 2000 em diante: http://radiocomercial.clix.pt/ Acompanhe a Comercial no Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RadioComercial A M'nha Reforma,......
A Melhor Música de 2000 em diante: http://radiocomercial.clix.pt/ Acompanhe a Comercial no Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RadioComercial A M'nha Reforma,...
wn.com/Rádio Comercial | A M'Nha Reforma Vasco Palmeirim Featuring Aníbal Cavaco Silva
A Melhor Música de 2000 em diante: http://radiocomercial.clix.pt/ Acompanhe a Comercial no Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RadioComercial A M'nha Reforma,...
- published: 25 Jan 2012
- views: 533655
- author: Rádio Comercial
Presidente da Estónia envergonha Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:01
- Updated: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 889
- author: Edgar Ribeiro
Presidente da Estónia comenta a economia europeia em resposta a Aníbal Cavaco Silva....
Presidente da Estónia comenta a economia europeia em resposta a Aníbal Cavaco Silva.
wn.com/Presidente Da Estónia Envergonha Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Presidente da Estónia comenta a economia europeia em resposta a Aníbal Cavaco Silva.
- published: 03 Nov 2013
- views: 889
- author: Edgar Ribeiro
Portugal: Cristiano Ronaldo granted national honours by President Anibal Cavaco Silva
Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo was awarded the honour of Grand Officer of the Order of Prince Henry the Navigator (Ordem do Infante D. Henrique) ......
Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo was awarded the honour of Grand Officer of the Order of Prince Henry the Navigator (Ordem do Infante D. Henrique) ...
wn.com/Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo Granted National Honours By President Anibal Cavaco Silva
Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo was awarded the honour of Grand Officer of the Order of Prince Henry the Navigator (Ordem do Infante D. Henrique) ...
- published: 21 Jan 2014
- views: 2894
- author: RuptlyTV
Outra Coisa #185 - Aníbal Cavaco Silva fala da manifestação
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:35
- Updated: 29 Apr 2014
- views: 3225
- author: antena3rtp
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Mais informações em http://antena3.rtp.pt Para ouvir a emissão http://www.rtp.pt/popups/antena-3.
wn.com/Outra Coisa 185 Aníbal Cavaco Silva Fala Da Manifestação
Mais informações em http://antena3.rtp.pt Para ouvir a emissão http://www.rtp.pt/popups/antena-3.
- published: 05 Mar 2013
- views: 3225
- author: antena3rtp
ANÍBAL CAVACO SILVA - Homenagem Aos Militares Dia de PORTUGAL - 10 de Junho 2015
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:29
- Updated: 10 Jun 2015
- views: 29
ANÍBAL CAVACO SILVA - Homenagem Aos Militares Dia de PORTUGAL - 10 de Junho 2015...
ANÍBAL CAVACO SILVA - Homenagem Aos Militares Dia de PORTUGAL - 10 de Junho 2015
wn.com/Aníbal Cavaco Silva Homenagem Aos Militares Dia De Portugal 10 De Junho 2015
ANÍBAL CAVACO SILVA - Homenagem Aos Militares Dia de PORTUGAL - 10 de Junho 2015
- published: 10 Jun 2015
- views: 29
Rádio ONU entrevista Aníbal Cavaco Silva, presidente de Portugal
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 17:32
- Updated: 30 Sep 2015
- views: 42
O presidente de Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, falou à Rádio ONU sobre os temas que levou ao debate de líderes globais na 70ª Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas...
O presidente de Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, falou à Rádio ONU sobre os temas que levou ao debate de líderes globais na 70ª Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas.
As questões internacionais cobertas pelo país incluem sustentabilidade, mudanças climáticas, direitos humanos, conflitos, crise migratória na Europa e língua portuguesa na organização.
Na entrevista, em Nova Iorque, Cavaco Silva disse que haverá mais hipóteses de se adotar o português como uma das línguas oficiais da ONU com uma eventual “presença do Brasil no Conselho de Segurança”.
Confira a entrevista com Eleutério Guevane.
wn.com/Rádio Onu Entrevista Aníbal Cavaco Silva, Presidente De Portugal
O presidente de Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, falou à Rádio ONU sobre os temas que levou ao debate de líderes globais na 70ª Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas.
As questões internacionais cobertas pelo país incluem sustentabilidade, mudanças climáticas, direitos humanos, conflitos, crise migratória na Europa e língua portuguesa na organização.
Na entrevista, em Nova Iorque, Cavaco Silva disse que haverá mais hipóteses de se adotar o português como uma das línguas oficiais da ONU com uma eventual “presença do Brasil no Conselho de Segurança”.
Confira a entrevista com Eleutério Guevane.
- published: 30 Sep 2015
- views: 42
Discurso Presidente da República Portuguesa, Professor Doutor Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:30
- Updated: 25 Nov 2014
- views: 1
Discurso do evento de Inauguração do Edifício Central do UPTEC, a 20 de Junho de 2014....
Discurso do evento de Inauguração do Edifício Central do UPTEC, a 20 de Junho de 2014.
wn.com/Discurso Presidente Da República Portuguesa, Professor Doutor Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Discurso do evento de Inauguração do Edifício Central do UPTEC, a 20 de Junho de 2014.
- published: 25 Nov 2014
- views: 1
Reelección de Aníbal Cavaco Silva: los portugueses...
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:33
- Updated: 28 Apr 2013
- views: 95
- author: euronewses
La reeleción el conservador Aníbal Cavaco Silva como presidente de Portugal ha sido recogida con diferentes reacciones en la prensa internacional. Abstención ré...
La reeleción el conservador Aníbal Cavaco Silva como presidente de Portugal ha sido recogida con diferentes reacciones en la prensa internacional. Abstención récord, según los periódicos...
wn.com/Reelección De Aníbal Cavaco Silva Los Portugueses...
La reeleción el conservador Aníbal Cavaco Silva como presidente de Portugal ha sido recogida con diferentes reacciones en la prensa internacional. Abstención récord, según los periódicos...
- published: 25 Jan 2011
- views: 95
- author: euronewses
Aníbal Cavaco Silva: Os portugueses podem confiar no BES!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:38
- Updated: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 76
E tem mais: - Não sou presidente da república de Portugal, não tenho casas no Algarve e não sou de Boliqueime!...
E tem mais: - Não sou presidente da república de Portugal, não tenho casas no Algarve e não sou de Boliqueime!
wn.com/Aníbal Cavaco Silva Os Portugueses Podem Confiar No Bes
E tem mais: - Não sou presidente da república de Portugal, não tenho casas no Algarve e não sou de Boliqueime!
- published: 19 Jun 2015
- views: 76
Aníbal Cavaco Silva MENTE aos Portugueses sobre o BES.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:55
- Updated: 31 Jan 2015
- views: 11
"Anda muita gente espantada e até inquieta com o envolvimento de Aníbal Cavaco Silva no «CASO BES».
Sinceramente não entendemos o porquê...
Há muito que se sabe...
"Anda muita gente espantada e até inquieta com o envolvimento de Aníbal Cavaco Silva no «CASO BES».
Sinceramente não entendemos o porquê...
Há muito que se sabe que Aníbal Cavaco Silva é o GRANDE PAI DA MÁFIA CORRUPTA MAÇÔNICA PORTUGUESA!" in O BAR DO ALCIDES
wn.com/Aníbal Cavaco Silva Mente Aos Portugueses Sobre O Bes.
"Anda muita gente espantada e até inquieta com o envolvimento de Aníbal Cavaco Silva no «CASO BES».
Sinceramente não entendemos o porquê...
Há muito que se sabe que Aníbal Cavaco Silva é o GRANDE PAI DA MÁFIA CORRUPTA MAÇÔNICA PORTUGUESA!" in O BAR DO ALCIDES
- published: 31 Jan 2015
- views: 11
Herman José - Dra.Maria Toucinho do Ceu e Anibal Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:55
- Updated: 25 Jun 2013
- views: 742
- author: Mr. Hermaniaco
13 Badaladas....
13 Badaladas.
wn.com/Herman José Dra.Maria Toucinho Do Ceu E Anibal Cavaco Silva
13 Badaladas.
- published: 03 Jan 2013
- views: 742
- author: Mr. Hermaniaco
Anibal Cavaco Silva no Reformados em dificuldades
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:52
- Updated: 28 Apr 2012
- views: 1072
Anibal Cavaco Silva no programa Reformados em dificuldades diz é um pobre reformado, que 3 reformas nao lhe chegam para nada o que queria mesmo era ter mais 7 e...
Anibal Cavaco Silva no programa Reformados em dificuldades diz é um pobre reformado, que 3 reformas nao lhe chegam para nada o que queria mesmo era ter mais 7 e ainda explica porque é que 10 mil nao lhe chegam nem para uma semana.
wn.com/Anibal Cavaco Silva No Reformados Em Dificuldades
Anibal Cavaco Silva no programa Reformados em dificuldades diz é um pobre reformado, que 3 reformas nao lhe chegam para nada o que queria mesmo era ter mais 7 e ainda explica porque é que 10 mil nao lhe chegam nem para uma semana.
- published: 28 Apr 2012
- views: 1072
Visit of Federica Mogherini to Lisbon: Aníbal Cavaco Silva, Pedro Passos Coelho, Rui Machete, ...
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:30
- Updated: 17 Feb 2015
- views: 1
EN - Federica MOGHERINI, High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the EC, visit to Lisbon - 17.02.2015:
-...
EN - Federica MOGHERINI, High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the EC, visit to Lisbon - 17.02.2015:
- meeting with Aníbal CAVACO SILVA, President of the Republic
- meeting with José Pedro AGUIAR-BRANCO, Portuguese Minister for National Defence
- Meeting with Pedro PASSOS COELHO, Portuguese Prime Minister, and Rui MACHETE, Portuguese Minister of State and Minister for Foreign Affairs
© Frédérick Moulin 2015 - EU2015 - EC - All rights reserved.
wn.com/Visit Of Federica Mogherini To Lisbon Aníbal Cavaco Silva, Pedro Passos Coelho, Rui Machete, ...
EN - Federica MOGHERINI, High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the EC, visit to Lisbon - 17.02.2015:
- meeting with Aníbal CAVACO SILVA, President of the Republic
- meeting with José Pedro AGUIAR-BRANCO, Portuguese Minister for National Defence
- Meeting with Pedro PASSOS COELHO, Portuguese Prime Minister, and Rui MACHETE, Portuguese Minister of State and Minister for Foreign Affairs
© Frédérick Moulin 2015 - EU2015 - EC - All rights reserved.
- published: 17 Feb 2015
- views: 1
EuroNews - Interview - Anibal Cavaco Silva - EN
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:52
- Updated: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 95651
EU President says Europe will continue to expand
When Portugal took on the Presidency of the European Union for the first time in 1992, Anibal Cavaco Silva ...
EU President says Europe will continue to expand
When Portugal took on the Presidency of the European Union for the first time in 1992, Anibal Cavaco Silva was Prime Minister. There were 12 nations, so things were rather different. It was the Europe of Maastricht, a contraversial treaty but one which they succeeded in passing. Fifteen years later, Cavaco Silva has come to the European Parliament , and in the role of President, during the Portuguease presidency. He has come to ask the 27 nations to make an effort to unblock the constitutional Treaty.
During his visit, he explained to Euronews his views on the future of the European Union.
wn.com/Euronews Interview Anibal Cavaco Silva En
EU President says Europe will continue to expand
When Portugal took on the Presidency of the European Union for the first time in 1992, Anibal Cavaco Silva was Prime Minister. There were 12 nations, so things were rather different. It was the Europe of Maastricht, a contraversial treaty but one which they succeeded in passing. Fifteen years later, Cavaco Silva has come to the European Parliament , and in the role of President, during the Portuguease presidency. He has come to ask the 27 nations to make an effort to unblock the constitutional Treaty.
During his visit, he explained to Euronews his views on the future of the European Union.
- published: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 95651
EuroNews - Interview - FR - Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:53
- Updated: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 9472
Quand le Portugal a assumé pour la première fois la présidence de l'Union Européenne, en 1992, Aníbal Cavaco Silva était premier ministre. Les pays membres étai...
Quand le Portugal a assumé pour la première fois la présidence de l'Union Européenne, en 1992, Aníbal Cavaco Silva était premier ministre. Les pays membres étaient au nombre de Douze et les enjeux étaient alors très différents, c'etait l'Europe de Maastricht, un traité polémique mais qui fut approuvé. Quinze ans après, c'est dans le rôle de président portugais que Anibal Cavaco Silva est venu au Parlement Européen - pendant la présidence portugaise - demander aux Vingt-Sept un effort pour débloquer le traité constitutionnel.
wn.com/Euronews Interview Fr Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Quand le Portugal a assumé pour la première fois la présidence de l'Union Européenne, en 1992, Aníbal Cavaco Silva était premier ministre. Les pays membres étaient au nombre de Douze et les enjeux étaient alors très différents, c'etait l'Europe de Maastricht, un traité polémique mais qui fut approuvé. Quinze ans après, c'est dans le rôle de président portugais que Anibal Cavaco Silva est venu au Parlement Européen - pendant la présidence portugaise - demander aux Vingt-Sept un effort pour débloquer le traité constitutionnel.
- published: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 9472
Viceprim-ministrul Gabriel Oprea s-a intalnit cu Presedintele Portugaliei, Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:58
- Updated: 18 Jun 2015
- views: 3
18 06 2015 Palatul Victoria
Viceprim-ministrul pentru securitate națională, Ministrul Afacerilor Interne, Gabriel Oprea s-a intalnit cu Presedintele Portugaliei...
18 06 2015 Palatul Victoria
Viceprim-ministrul pentru securitate națională, Ministrul Afacerilor Interne, Gabriel Oprea s-a intalnit cu Presedintele Portugaliei, Aníbal Cavaco Silva
wn.com/Viceprim Ministrul Gabriel Oprea S A Intalnit Cu Presedintele Portugaliei, Aníbal Cavaco Silva
18 06 2015 Palatul Victoria
Viceprim-ministrul pentru securitate națională, Ministrul Afacerilor Interne, Gabriel Oprea s-a intalnit cu Presedintele Portugaliei, Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- published: 18 Jun 2015
- views: 3
Fundação Jack Petchey Esc Dr Anibal Cavaco Silva- Alunos do prof. Nuno.mov
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:12
- Updated: 04 Aug 2013
- views: 44
- author: Jack Petchey
Dança - EBI Prof. Dr. Anibal Cavaco Silva....
Dança - EBI Prof. Dr. Anibal Cavaco Silva.
wn.com/Fundação Jack Petchey Esc Dr Anibal Cavaco Silva Alunos Do Prof. Nuno.Mov
Dança - EBI Prof. Dr. Anibal Cavaco Silva.
- published: 18 Jun 2012
- views: 44
- author: Jack Petchey
Anedota sobre Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:07
- Updated: 04 Jun 2013
- views: 855
- author: darling4ss
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wn.com/Anedota Sobre Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- published: 13 Aug 2012
- views: 855
- author: darling4ss
Pimenta na Língua "Anibal Cavaco Silva" / Luís Filipe Borges / 5 Para a Meia Noite
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 01 Jul 2013
- views: 949
- author: 5meianoite
www.rtp.pt/5meianoite https://www.facebook.com/5meianoite http://www.rtp.pt/play/p849/5-para-a-meia-noite....
www.rtp.pt/5meianoite https://www.facebook.com/5meianoite http://www.rtp.pt/play/p849/5-para-a-meia-noite.
wn.com/Pimenta Na Língua Anibal Cavaco Silva Luís Filipe Borges 5 Para A Meia Noite
www.rtp.pt/5meianoite https://www.facebook.com/5meianoite http://www.rtp.pt/play/p849/5-para-a-meia-noite.
- published: 25 Sep 2012
- views: 949
- author: 5meianoite
Anibal Cavaco Silva Segundo Congresso do PSD 1985
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:04
- Updated: 03 Jul 2014
- views: 557
- author: aleluiameusirmaos
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wn.com/Anibal Cavaco Silva Segundo Congresso Do Psd 1985
- published: 21 Oct 2012
- views: 557
- author: aleluiameusirmaos
A carta ao Pai Natal de Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:13
- Updated: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 1877
- author: Ricardo Moreira
Gozo pessoal... graças ao Talking Santa. Voz / Escrito e Montado por: Ricardo Vaz "Lyrics": - Partilho com vocês o caso de um menino muito necessitado. Tão n......
Gozo pessoal... graças ao Talking Santa. Voz / Escrito e Montado por: Ricardo Vaz "Lyrics": - Partilho com vocês o caso de um menino muito necessitado. Tão n...
wn.com/A Carta Ao Pai Natal De Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Gozo pessoal... graças ao Talking Santa. Voz / Escrito e Montado por: Ricardo Vaz "Lyrics": - Partilho com vocês o caso de um menino muito necessitado. Tão n...
- published: 13 Mar 2012
- views: 1877
- author: Ricardo Moreira
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EuroNews - Interview - Anibal Cavaco Silva - IT
Anibal Cavaco Silva, presidente del Portogallo, era primo ministro nel 1992 quando il suo Paese assumeva per la prima volta la presidenza dell'Unione Europea. L'Europa marciava a 12, le sfide erano altre, il trattato di Maastricht si riusciva almeno a farlo approvare. Quindici anni dopo, davanti al Parlamento Europeo dove figurano ormai 27 stati, chiede uno sforzo per sbloccare il trattato costit -
EuroNews - Interview - Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Quando Portugal assumiu pela primeira vez a presidência da União Europeia, em 1992, Aníbal Cavaco Silva era o primeiro-ministro. A União era a doze, os desafios eram muito diferentes. Era a Europa de Maastricht, um tratado polémico, que eles conseguiram, apesar de tudo, fazer aprovar. Quinze anos depois, é no papel de presidente da república que veio ao Parlamento Europeu, durante a presidência po -
EuroNews - Interview - Anibal Cavaco Silva - GE
Als Portugal 1992 zum ersten Mal die EU-Ratspräsidentschaft innehatte, hieß der Ministerpräsident Anibal Cavaco Silva. Die Mitgliedsstaaten waren zu zwölft und stritten um den Vertrag von Maastricht, den sie dennoch verabschiedeten. Fünfzehn Jahre später ist Cavaco Silva Präsident in Portugal - und im Rahmen des portugiesischen Ratsvorsitzes ins Europäische Parlament gekommen, um bei den heute -
EuroNews - Interview - ES - Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Cuando Portugal asumió por primera vez la presidencia de la Unión Europea en el 92, Aníbal Cavaco Silva era primer ministro. Eran entonces doce miembros que se preparaban para la Europa de Maastricht, un polémico tratado. Quince años después, Cavaco Silva acude al Parlamento Europeo en calidad de presidente de Portugal durante el semestre de presidencia lusitana. Su objetivo es pedir a los veintis -
International convention in Cascais about marine bio-resources
Starts tomorrow an international business convention in Cascais about marine bio-resources. The official opening will have the presence of President of Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, and Prince Albert II of Monaco. Interview with Tiago Pitta e Cunha, Co-chair of BioMarine Business Convention Source: RTP1 / Bom dia Portugal – 29 oct 2014 -
O Comunicado de CAVACO SILVA ao País sobre novo Governo, na íntegra 06 de Outubro 2015
O Presidente da República convidou Pedro Passos Coelho a formar Governo. Aníbal Cavaco Silva revelou esta terça-feira aos portugueses que encarregou o líder do PSD de "desenvolver diligências com vista a avaliar as possibilidades de constituir uma solução governativa que assegure a estabilidade política e a governabilidade do país". -
José Mourinho treinador do ano " Sou um Orgulhoso Português" Coach of the Year
http://worldbestcountry.com Mourinho Wins FIFA Coach of the Year José Mourinho voltou hoje a ser Special One ao ser eleito o melhor treinador do ano pela FIF... -
Visita do PR Anibal Cavaco Silva ao NRP Gago Coutinho e NRP Sagres
Por ocasião da tomada de posse, o Presidente da República Prof. Anibal Cavaco Silva realizou uma visita ao navio hidro-oceanográfico "NRP Almirante Gago Coutinho" e ao navio-escola Sagres, atracados no Cais de Alcântara, -
Entrevista a Cavaco Silva CPLP e Lusofonia
O Presidente da República Portuguesa, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, concedeu uma entrevista ao Semanário SOL. A CPLP e a Lusofonia foram alguns dos temas abordados ne... -
Cavaco Silva desmaia durante o discurso do 10 de junho
O Presidente da República, Cavaco Silva, sentiu-se mal durante as cerimónias do 10 de junho, na Guarda, e teve de receber assistência médica na traseira da t...
EuroNews - Interview - Anibal Cavaco Silva - IT
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:53
- Updated: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 8125
Anibal Cavaco Silva, presidente del Portogallo, era primo ministro nel 1992 quando il suo Paese assumeva per la prima volta la presidenza dell'Unione Europea. L...
Anibal Cavaco Silva, presidente del Portogallo, era primo ministro nel 1992 quando il suo Paese assumeva per la prima volta la presidenza dell'Unione Europea. L'Europa marciava a 12, le sfide erano altre, il trattato di Maastricht si riusciva almeno a farlo approvare. Quindici anni dopo, davanti al Parlamento Europeo dove figurano ormai 27 stati, chiede uno sforzo per sbloccare il trattato costituzionale.
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Anibal Cavaco Silva, presidente del Portogallo, era primo ministro nel 1992 quando il suo Paese assumeva per la prima volta la presidenza dell'Unione Europea. L'Europa marciava a 12, le sfide erano altre, il trattato di Maastricht si riusciva almeno a farlo approvare. Quindici anni dopo, davanti al Parlamento Europeo dove figurano ormai 27 stati, chiede uno sforzo per sbloccare il trattato costituzionale.
- published: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 8125
EuroNews - Interview - Aníbal Cavaco Silva
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- Duration: 7:53
- Updated: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 6643
Quando Portugal assumiu pela primeira vez a presidência da União Europeia, em 1992, Aníbal Cavaco Silva era o primeiro-ministro. A União era a doze, os desafios...
Quando Portugal assumiu pela primeira vez a presidência da União Europeia, em 1992, Aníbal Cavaco Silva era o primeiro-ministro. A União era a doze, os desafios eram muito diferentes. Era a Europa de Maastricht, um tratado polémico, que eles conseguiram, apesar de tudo, fazer aprovar. Quinze anos depois, é no papel de presidente da república que veio ao Parlamento Europeu, durante a presidência portuguesa, pedir aos Vinte e Sete um esforço para desbloquear o tratado constitucional. Em entrevista à EuroNews explicou os seus pontos de vista sobre o futuro da União.
wn.com/Euronews Interview Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Quando Portugal assumiu pela primeira vez a presidência da União Europeia, em 1992, Aníbal Cavaco Silva era o primeiro-ministro. A União era a doze, os desafios eram muito diferentes. Era a Europa de Maastricht, um tratado polémico, que eles conseguiram, apesar de tudo, fazer aprovar. Quinze anos depois, é no papel de presidente da república que veio ao Parlamento Europeu, durante a presidência portuguesa, pedir aos Vinte e Sete um esforço para desbloquear o tratado constitucional. Em entrevista à EuroNews explicou os seus pontos de vista sobre o futuro da União.
- published: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 6643
EuroNews - Interview - Anibal Cavaco Silva - GE
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:52
- Updated: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 530
Als Portugal 1992 zum ersten Mal die EU-Ratspräsidentschaft innehatte, hieß der Ministerpräsident Anibal Cavaco Silva. Die Mitgliedsstaaten waren zu zwölft und ...
Als Portugal 1992 zum ersten Mal die EU-Ratspräsidentschaft innehatte, hieß der Ministerpräsident Anibal Cavaco Silva. Die Mitgliedsstaaten waren zu zwölft und stritten um den Vertrag von Maastricht, den sie dennoch verabschiedeten.
Fünfzehn Jahre später ist Cavaco Silva Präsident in Portugal - und im Rahmen des portugiesischen Ratsvorsitzes ins Europäische Parlament gekommen, um bei den heute siebenundzwanzig Mitgliedern für den EU-Reformvertrag zu werben.
wn.com/Euronews Interview Anibal Cavaco Silva Ge
Als Portugal 1992 zum ersten Mal die EU-Ratspräsidentschaft innehatte, hieß der Ministerpräsident Anibal Cavaco Silva. Die Mitgliedsstaaten waren zu zwölft und stritten um den Vertrag von Maastricht, den sie dennoch verabschiedeten.
Fünfzehn Jahre später ist Cavaco Silva Präsident in Portugal - und im Rahmen des portugiesischen Ratsvorsitzes ins Europäische Parlament gekommen, um bei den heute siebenundzwanzig Mitgliedern für den EU-Reformvertrag zu werben.
- published: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 530
EuroNews - Interview - ES - Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:52
- Updated: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 690
Cuando Portugal asumió por primera vez la presidencia de la Unión Europea en el 92, Aníbal Cavaco Silva era primer ministro. Eran entonces doce miembros que se ...
Cuando Portugal asumió por primera vez la presidencia de la Unión Europea en el 92, Aníbal Cavaco Silva era primer ministro. Eran entonces doce miembros que se preparaban para la Europa de Maastricht, un polémico tratado. Quince años después, Cavaco Silva acude al Parlamento Europeo en calidad de presidente de Portugal durante el semestre de presidencia lusitana. Su objetivo es pedir a los veintisiete un esfuerzo para desbloquear el tratado constitucional. Durante su visita, explica a EuroNews sus puntos de vista sobre el futuro de la Unión.
wn.com/Euronews Interview Es Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Cuando Portugal asumió por primera vez la presidencia de la Unión Europea en el 92, Aníbal Cavaco Silva era primer ministro. Eran entonces doce miembros que se preparaban para la Europa de Maastricht, un polémico tratado. Quince años después, Cavaco Silva acude al Parlamento Europeo en calidad de presidente de Portugal durante el semestre de presidencia lusitana. Su objetivo es pedir a los veintisiete un esfuerzo para desbloquear el tratado constitucional. Durante su visita, explica a EuroNews sus puntos de vista sobre el futuro de la Unión.
- published: 09 Sep 2007
- views: 690
International convention in Cascais about marine bio-resources
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- Duration: 3:47
- Updated: 07 Nov 2014
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Starts tomorrow an international business convention in Cascais about marine bio-resources. The official opening will have the presence of President of Portugal...
Starts tomorrow an international business convention in Cascais about marine bio-resources. The official opening will have the presence of President of Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, and Prince Albert II of Monaco.
Interview with Tiago Pitta e Cunha, Co-chair of BioMarine Business Convention
Source: RTP1 / Bom dia Portugal – 29 oct 2014
wn.com/International Convention In Cascais About Marine Bio Resources
Starts tomorrow an international business convention in Cascais about marine bio-resources. The official opening will have the presence of President of Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, and Prince Albert II of Monaco.
Interview with Tiago Pitta e Cunha, Co-chair of BioMarine Business Convention
Source: RTP1 / Bom dia Portugal – 29 oct 2014
- published: 07 Nov 2014
- views: 0
O Comunicado de CAVACO SILVA ao País sobre novo Governo, na íntegra 06 de Outubro 2015
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- Duration: 5:16
- Updated: 06 Oct 2015
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O Presidente da República convidou Pedro Passos Coelho a formar Governo. Aníbal Cavaco Silva revelou esta terça-feira aos portugueses que encarregou o líder do ...
O Presidente da República convidou Pedro Passos Coelho a formar Governo. Aníbal Cavaco Silva revelou esta terça-feira aos portugueses que encarregou o líder do PSD de "desenvolver diligências com vista a avaliar as possibilidades de constituir uma solução governativa que assegure a estabilidade política e a governabilidade do país".
wn.com/O Comunicado De Cavaco Silva Ao País Sobre Novo Governo, Na Íntegra 06 De Outubro 2015
O Presidente da República convidou Pedro Passos Coelho a formar Governo. Aníbal Cavaco Silva revelou esta terça-feira aos portugueses que encarregou o líder do PSD de "desenvolver diligências com vista a avaliar as possibilidades de constituir uma solução governativa que assegure a estabilidade política e a governabilidade do país".
- published: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 3
José Mourinho treinador do ano " Sou um Orgulhoso Português" Coach of the Year
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- Duration: 1:36
- Updated: 01 Sep 2014
- views: 56113
- author: RuiLourenço
http://worldbestcountry.com Mourinho Wins FIFA Coach of the Year José Mourinho voltou hoje a ser Special One ao ser eleito o melhor treinador do ano pela FIF......
http://worldbestcountry.com Mourinho Wins FIFA Coach of the Year José Mourinho voltou hoje a ser Special One ao ser eleito o melhor treinador do ano pela FIF...
wn.com/José Mourinho Treinador Do Ano Sou Um Orgulhoso Português Coach Of The Year
http://worldbestcountry.com Mourinho Wins FIFA Coach of the Year José Mourinho voltou hoje a ser Special One ao ser eleito o melhor treinador do ano pela FIF...
- published: 10 Jan 2011
- views: 56113
- author: RuiLourenço
Visita do PR Anibal Cavaco Silva ao NRP Gago Coutinho e NRP Sagres
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- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 11 Mar 2011
- views: 2811
Por ocasião da tomada de posse, o Presidente da República Prof. Anibal Cavaco Silva realizou uma visita ao navio hidro-oceanográfico "NRP Almirante Gago Coutinh...
Por ocasião da tomada de posse, o Presidente da República Prof. Anibal Cavaco Silva realizou uma visita ao navio hidro-oceanográfico "NRP Almirante Gago Coutinho" e ao navio-escola Sagres, atracados no Cais de Alcântara,
wn.com/Visita Do Pr Anibal Cavaco Silva Ao Nrp Gago Coutinho E Nrp Sagres
Por ocasião da tomada de posse, o Presidente da República Prof. Anibal Cavaco Silva realizou uma visita ao navio hidro-oceanográfico "NRP Almirante Gago Coutinho" e ao navio-escola Sagres, atracados no Cais de Alcântara,
- published: 11 Mar 2011
- views: 2811
Entrevista a Cavaco Silva CPLP e Lusofonia
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- Duration: 5:08
- Updated: 04 Apr 2014
- views: 497
- author: WBPartners
O Presidente da República Portuguesa, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, concedeu uma entrevista ao Semanário SOL. A CPLP e a Lusofonia foram alguns dos temas abordados ne......
O Presidente da República Portuguesa, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, concedeu uma entrevista ao Semanário SOL. A CPLP e a Lusofonia foram alguns dos temas abordados ne...
wn.com/Entrevista A Cavaco Silva Cplp E Lusofonia
O Presidente da República Portuguesa, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, concedeu uma entrevista ao Semanário SOL. A CPLP e a Lusofonia foram alguns dos temas abordados ne...
- published: 23 Jul 2012
- views: 497
- author: WBPartners
Cavaco Silva desmaia durante o discurso do 10 de junho
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:28
- Updated: 03 Sep 2014
- views: 139733
- author: Carlos Vicente
O Presidente da República, Cavaco Silva, sentiu-se mal durante as cerimónias do 10 de junho, na Guarda, e teve de receber assistência médica na traseira da t......
O Presidente da República, Cavaco Silva, sentiu-se mal durante as cerimónias do 10 de junho, na Guarda, e teve de receber assistência médica na traseira da t...
wn.com/Cavaco Silva Desmaia Durante O Discurso Do 10 De Junho
O Presidente da República, Cavaco Silva, sentiu-se mal durante as cerimónias do 10 de junho, na Guarda, e teve de receber assistência médica na traseira da t...
- published: 10 Jun 2014
- views: 139733
- author: Carlos Vicente
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Portugal’s President to nominate Prime Minister after post-election talks break down
Portugal’s caretaker prime minister says he expects the president to give the go-ahead to his centre-right coalition to form a new government. P M Pedro Passos Coelho speaks with Pres. Anibal Cavaco Silva during their meeting at the Belem palace in Lisbon. pic.twitter.com/xzKaY8ThX9— nica costa macedo (@nicafall) October 8, 2015 Analysts, however, are warning of a political crisis. Pedro Passo -
Portugal’s President to nominate Prime Minister after post-election talks break down
Portugal’s caretaker prime minister says he expects the president to give the go-ahead to his centre-right coalition to form a new government. P M Pedro Passos Coelho speaks with Pres. Anibal Cavaco Silva during their meeting at the Belem palace in Lisbon. pic.twitter.com/xzKaY8ThX9— nica costa macedo (@nicafall) October 8, 2015 Analysts, however, are warning of a political crisis. Pedro -
Aníbal Cavaco Silva President of Portugal
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Cavaco Silva marca eleições legislativas para 4 de Outubro
A Actual Reforma Fiscal Verde em Portugal. O presidente Aníbal Cavaco Silva pediu um governo de maioria aos portugueses depois de ter feito o anuncio da data das eleições legislativas para o próximo ... Os resultados das maiores gigantes mundiais explicados, ao ETV, por Henrique Gregório, a partir de Miami. PNR - Reportagem no Canal de TV SIC - Eleições Legislativas 5 Junho 2011. A poucos -
Mexican President Pena Nieto visits Portugal
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto began his European tour in Portugal on Thursday with a state visit that included meetings with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva and Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho. The two-day visit to Portugal is part of the newly relaunched bilateral relationship agreed by Pena Nieto and Portugal's Prime Minister, during his visit to Mexico last October. While i -
Heads of states at 8th Cotec Foundation Summit
1. Tilt down wide of interior of El Pardo Palace, Madrid 2. Mid of Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, Portuguese President, Anibal Cavaco Silva and King of Spain, Juan Carlos entering room 3. Various of Carlos, Napolitano and Silva greeting Cotec members 4. Close of Napolitano 5. Pan of Cotec members greeting Carlos, Napolitano and Silva 6. Close of Silva 7. Mid of security 8. Close -
Chancellor Merkel arrives, welcomed by President Cavaco Silva
1. Pan of German Chancellor Angela Merkel arriving at presidential palace and shaking hands with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva 2. Various of Merkel and Cavaco Silva meeting 3. Close-up of cameraman 4. Various of Merkel and Cavaco Silva during meeting STORYLINE German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday made another trip to a bailed-out eurozone country where many people blame her go -
Colombian President Santos visits Portugal
1. Wide of Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos getting out of car and shaking hands with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva 2. Wide of Santos and Cavaco Silva walking up red carpet 3. Wide of photocall with Santos, Cavaco Silva and their wives 4. Pan down from painting on wall to meeting between Santos and Cavaco Silva 5. Close of Santos 6. Wide of Santos and Cavaco Silva approaching -
Inauguração do Centro Escolar de Sousel
O Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva inaugurou, no dia 24 de julho, o Centro Escolar de Sousel. -
Portugal's president rejects election calls; says government to stay in power
AP TELEVISION 1. Pan left of Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva, arriving for news conference 2. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President: "To begin now an electoral process could mean a step back in what has been achieved and a new financial assistance programme could become necessary." 3. Close up of cameraman 4. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, -
President Rousseff takes part in national day celebrations
SHOTLIST 1. Various of Portuguese president, Anibal Cavaco Silva, welcoming Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff 2. Various of the two leaders standing on dais as military band plays 3. Close of honour guard 4. Various of Cavaco Silva and Rousseff, inspecting the guard of honour UPSOUND: music 5. Various of Rousseff signing the guest book 6. Various of Rousseff and Cavaco Silva during meeting -
Rally against austerity measures as leaders to detail coalition-saving pact
SHOTLIST AP TELEVISION 1. Pan of protesters holding banners 2. Mid of protesters chanting (Portuguese) "Elections now! This is not working anymore!" 3. Close up of placard reading (Portuguese) "Anesthetised Cavaco (Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva) you're only good to collect your pension cheque." 4. Protesters chanting (Portuguese) "A different policy is necessary and urgent" 5. Wi -
Portuguese president rules out early election despite political crisis
AP TELEVISION 1. Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva arriving for news conference 2. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President: "Since it was not possible to reach an agreement of national salvation, I think the the best alternative is the continuation in office of the current government with reinforced guarantees of union and strength of the coalition until the end -
Portugal PM consults political parties before deciding whether to call election
AP TELEVISION 1. Pan of members of the Green Party arriving for meeting with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva 2. Various of Green party members including Jose Luis Ferreira (right) during meeting 3. Mid of Ferreira and Cavaco Silva 4. Close of Cavaco Silva 5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Jose Luis Ferreira, leader of the Green Party: "The "greens" think - and this is what I told the presid -
Visita do Presidente da República ao Auditório Municipal
O Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva inaugurou, no dia 24 de julho, o Centro Escolar de Sousel. -
President Anibal Cavaco Silva delivers victory speech after winning second term
1. Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva entering room among crowd to give victory speech at CCB (Centro Cultural de Belem) UPSOUND: crowd chanting and clapping 2. Pan from media to wide of room 3. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President: "The Portuguese have spoken and clearly said who they wanted for President of the Republic." 4. Cutaway of camera screen 5. SO -
WRAP Voting in poll overshadowed by economic woes ADDS counting
1. Various of presidential candidate Cavaco Silva voting 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese presidential candidate: "This is not the time to speculate about the future, about the power of the president to call for new elections. I'm a president in favour of stability, I consider that it's very important for Portugal to have political stability to solve its problems. So let' -
Political parties opt to hold early election rather than form new govt
1. Arrival of Paulo Portas, leader of the CDS-PP (Democratic and Social Centre - Popular Party) 2. Pan of Portas' delegation to Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva 3. Close-up of President Cavaco Silva 4. Portas walks out of meeting with President and walks to microphone 5. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Paulo Portas, Leader of the CDS-PP (Democratic and Social Centre-Popular Party): "Due to t -
PM-elect Coelho holds talks with President Cavaco Silva
1. Wide of Portuguese Social Democrat party leader Pedro Passos Coelho (on left) arriving for meeting with Portugal's president at Belem National Palace 2. Wide of Passos Coelho in talks with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva 3. Mid of Coelho, pan right to Cavaco Silva 4. Close-up of Coelho, pan right to Cavaco Silva 5. Wide of talks STORYLINE: Portugal's prime minister-elect held ta -
New coalition government sworn in in Portugal
SHOTLIST 1. Wide of newly elected Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho signing book at swearing in ceremony UPSOUND: (Portuguese) "I solemnly state, on my honour, that I will loyally carry out the functions I'm being trusted with." 2. Mid of Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva 3. Newly appointed Foreign Minister Paulo Portas signing book 4. Cutaway of cameraman 5. Newly appointed Finance M -
Cavaco Silva comments after meeting Obama
SHOTLIST 1. Mid of US President Barack Obama and Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva posing for photos after meeting 2. Various of Cavaco Silva walking to microphone stand in gardens 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President: "We are determined to implement the memorandum of understanding in all its aspects. Portugal will meet all its commitments. We are taking thi
Portugal’s President to nominate Prime Minister after post-election talks break down
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- Duration: 0:39
- Updated: 15 Oct 2015
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Portugal’s caretaker prime minister says he expects the president to give the go-ahead to his centre-right coalition to form a new government.
P M Pedro Passo...
Portugal’s caretaker prime minister says he expects the president to give the go-ahead to his centre-right coalition to form a new government.
P M Pedro Passos Coelho speaks with Pres. Anibal Cavaco Silva during their meeting at the Belem palace in Lisbon. pic.twitter.com/xzKaY8ThX9— nica costa macedo (@nicafall) October 8, 2015
Analysts, however, are warning of a political crisis.
Pedro Passos Coelho’s grouping won the most votes in the legislative election on October 4th, but fell short of a parliamentary majority.
A minority centre-right government would need support, or at least abstention, from the Socialists to pass laws in parliament. But talks between the groupings have broken down.
Costa ao FT: “O PS é o partido mais pró-Europa em Portugal” http://t.co/54IaILD1qd pic.twitter.com/BCIqLh1y2c— Negócios (@JNegocios) October 14, 2015
There has been a period of intense but inconclusive political horse-trading since the election.
It now falls to President Anibal Cavaco Silva to nominate a Prime Minister.
The possibility of a change of administration or even a political vacuum is conjuring up uncertainty in Portugal as it recovers from its debt crisis.
wn.com/Portugal’S President To Nominate Prime Minister After Post Election Talks Break Down
Portugal’s caretaker prime minister says he expects the president to give the go-ahead to his centre-right coalition to form a new government.
P M Pedro Passos Coelho speaks with Pres. Anibal Cavaco Silva during their meeting at the Belem palace in Lisbon. pic.twitter.com/xzKaY8ThX9— nica costa macedo (@nicafall) October 8, 2015
Analysts, however, are warning of a political crisis.
Pedro Passos Coelho’s grouping won the most votes in the legislative election on October 4th, but fell short of a parliamentary majority.
A minority centre-right government would need support, or at least abstention, from the Socialists to pass laws in parliament. But talks between the groupings have broken down.
Costa ao FT: “O PS é o partido mais pró-Europa em Portugal” http://t.co/54IaILD1qd pic.twitter.com/BCIqLh1y2c— Negócios (@JNegocios) October 14, 2015
There has been a period of intense but inconclusive political horse-trading since the election.
It now falls to President Anibal Cavaco Silva to nominate a Prime Minister.
The possibility of a change of administration or even a political vacuum is conjuring up uncertainty in Portugal as it recovers from its debt crisis.
- published: 15 Oct 2015
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Portugal’s President to nominate Prime Minister after post-election talks break down
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:51
- Updated: 15 Oct 2015
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Portugal’s caretaker prime minister says he expects the president to give the go-ahead to his centre-right coalition to form a new government.
P M Pedro P...
Portugal’s caretaker prime minister says he expects the president to give the go-ahead to his centre-right coalition to form a new government.
P M Pedro Passos Coelho speaks with Pres. Anibal Cavaco Silva during their meeting at the Belem palace in Lisbon. pic.twitter.com/xzKaY8ThX9— nica costa macedo (@nicafall) October 8, 2015
Analysts, however, are warning of a political crisis.
Pedro Passos Coelho’s grouping won the most votes in the legislative election on October 4th, but fell short of a parliamentary majority.
A minority centre-right government would need support, or at least abstention, from the Socialists to pass laws in parliament. But talks between the groupings have broken down.
Costa ao FT: “O PS é o partido mais pró-Europa em Portugal” http://t.co/54IaILD1qd pic.twitter.com/BCIqLh1y2c— Negócios (@JNegocios) October 14, 2015
There has been a period of intense but inconclusive political horse-trading since the election.
It now falls to President Anibal Cavaco Silva to nominate a Prime Minister.
The possibility of a change of administration or even a political vacuum is conjuring up uncertainty in Portugal as it recovers from its debt crisis.
wn.com/Portugal’S President To Nominate Prime Minister After Post Election Talks Break Down
Portugal’s caretaker prime minister says he expects the president to give the go-ahead to his centre-right coalition to form a new government.
P M Pedro Passos Coelho speaks with Pres. Anibal Cavaco Silva during their meeting at the Belem palace in Lisbon. pic.twitter.com/xzKaY8ThX9— nica costa macedo (@nicafall) October 8, 2015
Analysts, however, are warning of a political crisis.
Pedro Passos Coelho’s grouping won the most votes in the legislative election on October 4th, but fell short of a parliamentary majority.
A minority centre-right government would need support, or at least abstention, from the Socialists to pass laws in parliament. But talks between the groupings have broken down.
Costa ao FT: “O PS é o partido mais pró-Europa em Portugal” http://t.co/54IaILD1qd pic.twitter.com/BCIqLh1y2c— Negócios (@JNegocios) October 14, 2015
There has been a period of intense but inconclusive political horse-trading since the election.
It now falls to President Anibal Cavaco Silva to nominate a Prime Minister.
The possibility of a change of administration or even a political vacuum is conjuring up uncertainty in Portugal as it recovers from its debt crisis.
- published: 15 Oct 2015
- views: 0
Aníbal Cavaco Silva President of Portugal
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- Duration: 1:28
- Updated: 13 Oct 2015
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President – Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:14
- Updated: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 1
President – Aníbal Cavaco Silva...
President – Aníbal Cavaco Silva
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President – Aníbal Cavaco Silva
- published: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 1
Cavaco Silva marca eleições legislativas para 4 de Outubro
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:31
- Updated: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 2
A Actual Reforma Fiscal Verde em Portugal.
O presidente Aníbal Cavaco Silva pediu um governo de maioria aos portugueses depois de ter feito o anuncio da data ...
A Actual Reforma Fiscal Verde em Portugal.
O presidente Aníbal Cavaco Silva pediu um governo de maioria aos portugueses depois de ter feito o anuncio da data das eleições legislativas para o próximo ...
Os resultados das maiores gigantes mundiais explicados, ao ETV, por Henrique Gregório, a partir de Miami.
PNR - Reportagem no Canal de TV SIC - Eleições Legislativas 5 Junho 2011.
A poucos quilómetros da capital, o diálogo entre as comunidades valónica e flamenga nem sempre é fluído. Encontros e testemunhos na pequena comunidade ...
A capitalização bolsista da Amazon é superior em 35 mil milhões de dólares.
O comentário de Duarte Bessone, IronFX Global.
O comentário de Sandra Clemente, jurista, num programa conduzido por Ana Sa
Cavaco Silva marca eleições legislativas para 4 de Outubro
Cavaco Silva marca eleições legislativas para 4 de Outubro
wn.com/Cavaco Silva Marca Eleições Legislativas Para 4 De Outubro
A Actual Reforma Fiscal Verde em Portugal.
O presidente Aníbal Cavaco Silva pediu um governo de maioria aos portugueses depois de ter feito o anuncio da data das eleições legislativas para o próximo ...
Os resultados das maiores gigantes mundiais explicados, ao ETV, por Henrique Gregório, a partir de Miami.
PNR - Reportagem no Canal de TV SIC - Eleições Legislativas 5 Junho 2011.
A poucos quilómetros da capital, o diálogo entre as comunidades valónica e flamenga nem sempre é fluído. Encontros e testemunhos na pequena comunidade ...
A capitalização bolsista da Amazon é superior em 35 mil milhões de dólares.
O comentário de Duarte Bessone, IronFX Global.
O comentário de Sandra Clemente, jurista, num programa conduzido por Ana Sa
Cavaco Silva marca eleições legislativas para 4 de Outubro
Cavaco Silva marca eleições legislativas para 4 de Outubro
- published: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 2
Mexican President Pena Nieto visits Portugal
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:55
- Updated: 03 Aug 2015
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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto began his European tour in Portugal on Thursday with a state visit that included meetings with Portuguese President Anibal ...
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto began his European tour in Portugal on Thursday with a state visit that included meetings with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva and Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho.
The two-day visit to Portugal is part of the newly relaunched bilateral relationship agreed by Pena Nieto and Portugal's Prime Minister, during his visit to Mexico last October.
While in Lisbon, the president's agenda aims to broaden the political dialogue and to promote economic and trade ties as well as tourism.
This is the first state visit made by a Mexican president to Portugal in the last 16 years.
While meeting Cavaco Silva, Pena Nieto highlighted the importance of bilateral cooperation between the two nations, referring to the special bonds between them, from economy to football.
Referring to an upcoming friendly football match between Portugal and Mexico, Pena Nieto diplomatically wished luck to both teams for the World Cup.
After Portugal, Pena Nieto will travel to the Vatican for an official visit on June 7.
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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto began his European tour in Portugal on Thursday with a state visit that included meetings with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva and Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho.
The two-day visit to Portugal is part of the newly relaunched bilateral relationship agreed by Pena Nieto and Portugal's Prime Minister, during his visit to Mexico last October.
While in Lisbon, the president's agenda aims to broaden the political dialogue and to promote economic and trade ties as well as tourism.
This is the first state visit made by a Mexican president to Portugal in the last 16 years.
While meeting Cavaco Silva, Pena Nieto highlighted the importance of bilateral cooperation between the two nations, referring to the special bonds between them, from economy to football.
Referring to an upcoming friendly football match between Portugal and Mexico, Pena Nieto diplomatically wished luck to both teams for the World Cup.
After Portugal, Pena Nieto will travel to the Vatican for an official visit on June 7.
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- published: 03 Aug 2015
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Heads of states at 8th Cotec Foundation Summit
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- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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1. Tilt down wide of interior of El Pardo Palace, Madrid
2. Mid of Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, Portuguese President, Anibal Cavaco Silva and King of ...
1. Tilt down wide of interior of El Pardo Palace, Madrid
2. Mid of Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, Portuguese President, Anibal Cavaco Silva and King of Spain, Juan Carlos entering room
3. Various of Carlos, Napolitano and Silva greeting Cotec members
4. Close of Napolitano
5. Pan of Cotec members greeting Carlos, Napolitano and Silva
6. Close of Silva
7. Mid of security
8. Close of Carlos
9. Mid of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos leaving room
10. Pan of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos entering conference room
11. Wide of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos at news conference
12. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Giorgio Napolitano, Italian President:
"We have, as Italy, Spain and Portugal, energy, competence and tools to successfully overcome the current crisis and keep our advanced positions."
13. Mid of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos during news conference
14. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Giorgio Napolitano, Italian President:
"We don't forget the 27 EU country members that all together represent the first figure of goods and services trading, and a dominant role in direct foreign investment. Fatalism of decline is misleading. Europe and the West's future depends on us."
15. Mid of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos during news conference
16. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"Nowadays it is obvious that economic growth can't depend just on reducing budget expenses; advances in productivity and competitiveness are crucial, based on quality and technological innovations."
17. Wide of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos during news conference
STORYLINE:
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano and Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva were welcomed by King of Spain, Juan Carlos to the VIII Europe Cotec meeting in the Pardo Palace, Madrid on Wednesday.
Cotec is a business foundation that has promoted technological innovation and aims to increase social awareness about technology since 1992.
After the heads of state greeted members of Cotec they attended a news conference.
Italy's Napolitano said that despite the critical financial situations in Spain, Portugal and Italy, they have the tools to successfully overcome the crisis.
"We have, as Italy Spain and Portugal, energy, competence and tools to successfully overcome the current crisis and keep our advanced positions," he said.
Napolitano reminded the rest of the EU to think positively and remember that despite the tough times a Europe united is still financially powerful.
"We don't forget the 27 EU country members that all together represent the first figure of goods and services trading, and a dominant role in direct foreign investment. Fatalism of decline is misleading," he said.
"Europe and the West's future depends on us," he added.
However, Portugal's President Silva affirmed that the crisis will not be overcome without an effective European agenda for economic growth and job creation.
Silva stressed the importance of the European Union to take the responsibility of implementing proactive policies to relaunch the economy, stimulate investment and competitiveness and promote employment.
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1. Tilt down wide of interior of El Pardo Palace, Madrid
2. Mid of Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, Portuguese President, Anibal Cavaco Silva and King of Spain, Juan Carlos entering room
3. Various of Carlos, Napolitano and Silva greeting Cotec members
4. Close of Napolitano
5. Pan of Cotec members greeting Carlos, Napolitano and Silva
6. Close of Silva
7. Mid of security
8. Close of Carlos
9. Mid of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos leaving room
10. Pan of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos entering conference room
11. Wide of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos at news conference
12. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Giorgio Napolitano, Italian President:
"We have, as Italy, Spain and Portugal, energy, competence and tools to successfully overcome the current crisis and keep our advanced positions."
13. Mid of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos during news conference
14. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Giorgio Napolitano, Italian President:
"We don't forget the 27 EU country members that all together represent the first figure of goods and services trading, and a dominant role in direct foreign investment. Fatalism of decline is misleading. Europe and the West's future depends on us."
15. Mid of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos during news conference
16. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"Nowadays it is obvious that economic growth can't depend just on reducing budget expenses; advances in productivity and competitiveness are crucial, based on quality and technological innovations."
17. Wide of Napolitano, Silva and Carlos during news conference
STORYLINE:
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano and Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva were welcomed by King of Spain, Juan Carlos to the VIII Europe Cotec meeting in the Pardo Palace, Madrid on Wednesday.
Cotec is a business foundation that has promoted technological innovation and aims to increase social awareness about technology since 1992.
After the heads of state greeted members of Cotec they attended a news conference.
Italy's Napolitano said that despite the critical financial situations in Spain, Portugal and Italy, they have the tools to successfully overcome the crisis.
"We have, as Italy Spain and Portugal, energy, competence and tools to successfully overcome the current crisis and keep our advanced positions," he said.
Napolitano reminded the rest of the EU to think positively and remember that despite the tough times a Europe united is still financially powerful.
"We don't forget the 27 EU country members that all together represent the first figure of goods and services trading, and a dominant role in direct foreign investment. Fatalism of decline is misleading," he said.
"Europe and the West's future depends on us," he added.
However, Portugal's President Silva affirmed that the crisis will not be overcome without an effective European agenda for economic growth and job creation.
Silva stressed the importance of the European Union to take the responsibility of implementing proactive policies to relaunch the economy, stimulate investment and competitiveness and promote employment.
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- published: 31 Jul 2015
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Chancellor Merkel arrives, welcomed by President Cavaco Silva
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- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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1. Pan of German Chancellor Angela Merkel arriving at presidential palace and shaking hands with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
2. Various of Merkel ...
1. Pan of German Chancellor Angela Merkel arriving at presidential palace and shaking hands with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
2. Various of Merkel and Cavaco Silva meeting
3. Close-up of cameraman
4. Various of Merkel and Cavaco Silva during meeting
STORYLINE
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday made another trip to a bailed-out eurozone country where many people blame her government for the harsh austerity measures they are enduring.
Merkel met with Portuguese president Anibal Cavaco Silva at noon, before her meeting with Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho.
Portugal needed a 78 billion (b) euro (99 billion US dollar) rescue last year.
The country won Germany's praise for enacting the economic reforms and spending cuts it promised in return for the bailout.
Merkel's visit was widely seen as a display of support for the Portuguese government's efforts to restore the country's fiscal health in the teeth of broad public and political opposition.
Germany and other bailout lenders - the other eurozone countries, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank - are keen for Portugal to stay the course, sparing the continent more difficulties like those in bailed-out Greece, which Merkel visited last month.
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1. Pan of German Chancellor Angela Merkel arriving at presidential palace and shaking hands with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
2. Various of Merkel and Cavaco Silva meeting
3. Close-up of cameraman
4. Various of Merkel and Cavaco Silva during meeting
STORYLINE
German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday made another trip to a bailed-out eurozone country where many people blame her government for the harsh austerity measures they are enduring.
Merkel met with Portuguese president Anibal Cavaco Silva at noon, before her meeting with Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho.
Portugal needed a 78 billion (b) euro (99 billion US dollar) rescue last year.
The country won Germany's praise for enacting the economic reforms and spending cuts it promised in return for the bailout.
Merkel's visit was widely seen as a display of support for the Portuguese government's efforts to restore the country's fiscal health in the teeth of broad public and political opposition.
Germany and other bailout lenders - the other eurozone countries, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank - are keen for Portugal to stay the course, sparing the continent more difficulties like those in bailed-out Greece, which Merkel visited last month.
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- published: 31 Jul 2015
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Colombian President Santos visits Portugal
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- Duration: 2:05
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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1. Wide of Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos getting out of car and shaking hands with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
2. Wide of Santos and Cava...
1. Wide of Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos getting out of car and shaking hands with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
2. Wide of Santos and Cavaco Silva walking up red carpet
3. Wide of photocall with Santos, Cavaco Silva and their wives
4. Pan down from painting on wall to meeting between Santos and Cavaco Silva
5. Close of Santos
6. Wide of Santos and Cavaco Silva approaching lecterns
7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Juan Manuel Santos, Colombian President:
"I hope we can keep the process as it has been developing in Cuba. It has some principles like discretion, responsibility, realism and efficacy. If the talks keep moving under these principles, we can achieve a happy ending."
8. Tilt down of leaders speaking at their lecterns
9. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Juan Manuel Santos, Colombian President:
"Colombia and Latin America are affected by the European crisis and it's because of that we want to contribute to improve the economic situation in Europe by opening our markets, stimulating investments and creating conditions for Europe to find its way back to growth."
10. Cutaway of audience
11. Cutaway of media
12. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The workers' right to go on strike is in the constitution and has to be respected but even with the strike I have not stopped working."
13. Close of flags
14. Wide of leaders walking away
STORYLINE:
The economic crisis in Europe and peace talks with FARC rebels featured prominently during talks Wednesday between Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and his Portuguese counterpart Anibal Cavaco Silva.
During the meeting at Belem Presidential Palace in Lisbon, President Santos reiterated his belief that talks with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC could have a positive outcome.
"I hope we can keep the process as it has been developing in Cuba . It has some principles like discretion, responsibility, realism and efficacy. If the talks keep moving under these principles we can achieve a happy ending," said Santos.
Colombia's government and the country's main rebel group have pushed back the start of formal peace talks until next week.
The talks had been due to start in Havana on Thursday.
But a four-day delay was announced in a joint statement by the Colombian government and FARC.
Santos gave no information about the reason for the delay.
The Colombian president also talked about the support which his country, and Latin America in general, was giving to Europe to help it overcome its economic crisis.
"We want to contribute to improve the economic situation in Europe by opening our markets, stimulating investments and creating conditions for Europe to find its way back to growth," said Santos.
Meanwhile, in bailed-out Portugal, the government intends to intensify its austerity measures next year.
On Wednesday, a second general strike in eight months left commuters stranded as trains ground to a virtual halt and the Lisbon subway shut down.
Hospitals provided only minimum services and municipal trash was left uncollected.
President Anibal Cavaco Silva said Portugal's constitution had to be respected during the strike.
"The worker's right to go on strike is in the constitution and has to be respected but even with the strike I have not stopped working," said Cavaco Silva.
Wednesday's strike was part of action by European Union workers against austerity.
Protest marches were also held in 40 Portuguese cities, which were mainly peaceful.
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1. Wide of Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos getting out of car and shaking hands with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
2. Wide of Santos and Cavaco Silva walking up red carpet
3. Wide of photocall with Santos, Cavaco Silva and their wives
4. Pan down from painting on wall to meeting between Santos and Cavaco Silva
5. Close of Santos
6. Wide of Santos and Cavaco Silva approaching lecterns
7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Juan Manuel Santos, Colombian President:
"I hope we can keep the process as it has been developing in Cuba. It has some principles like discretion, responsibility, realism and efficacy. If the talks keep moving under these principles, we can achieve a happy ending."
8. Tilt down of leaders speaking at their lecterns
9. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Juan Manuel Santos, Colombian President:
"Colombia and Latin America are affected by the European crisis and it's because of that we want to contribute to improve the economic situation in Europe by opening our markets, stimulating investments and creating conditions for Europe to find its way back to growth."
10. Cutaway of audience
11. Cutaway of media
12. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The workers' right to go on strike is in the constitution and has to be respected but even with the strike I have not stopped working."
13. Close of flags
14. Wide of leaders walking away
STORYLINE:
The economic crisis in Europe and peace talks with FARC rebels featured prominently during talks Wednesday between Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and his Portuguese counterpart Anibal Cavaco Silva.
During the meeting at Belem Presidential Palace in Lisbon, President Santos reiterated his belief that talks with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC could have a positive outcome.
"I hope we can keep the process as it has been developing in Cuba . It has some principles like discretion, responsibility, realism and efficacy. If the talks keep moving under these principles we can achieve a happy ending," said Santos.
Colombia's government and the country's main rebel group have pushed back the start of formal peace talks until next week.
The talks had been due to start in Havana on Thursday.
But a four-day delay was announced in a joint statement by the Colombian government and FARC.
Santos gave no information about the reason for the delay.
The Colombian president also talked about the support which his country, and Latin America in general, was giving to Europe to help it overcome its economic crisis.
"We want to contribute to improve the economic situation in Europe by opening our markets, stimulating investments and creating conditions for Europe to find its way back to growth," said Santos.
Meanwhile, in bailed-out Portugal, the government intends to intensify its austerity measures next year.
On Wednesday, a second general strike in eight months left commuters stranded as trains ground to a virtual halt and the Lisbon subway shut down.
Hospitals provided only minimum services and municipal trash was left uncollected.
President Anibal Cavaco Silva said Portugal's constitution had to be respected during the strike.
"The worker's right to go on strike is in the constitution and has to be respected but even with the strike I have not stopped working," said Cavaco Silva.
Wednesday's strike was part of action by European Union workers against austerity.
Protest marches were also held in 40 Portuguese cities, which were mainly peaceful.
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Inauguração do Centro Escolar de Sousel
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- Duration: 6:00
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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O Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva inaugurou, no dia 24 de julho, o Centro Escolar de Sousel....
O Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva inaugurou, no dia 24 de julho, o Centro Escolar de Sousel.
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O Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva inaugurou, no dia 24 de julho, o Centro Escolar de Sousel.
- published: 31 Jul 2015
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Portugal's president rejects election calls; says government to stay in power
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- Duration: 2:42
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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AP TELEVISION
1. Pan left of Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva, arriving for news conference
2. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portugues...
AP TELEVISION
1. Pan left of Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva, arriving for news conference
2. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"To begin now an electoral process could mean a step back in what has been achieved and a new financial assistance programme could become necessary."
3. Close up of cameraman
4. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The country urgently needs a middle term agreement among the parties that signed the agreement with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund - the PSD (Social Democratic Party), the PS (Socialist Party) and the CDS (Popular Party) - that's the way we can get through this together. I will give my strong support to such agreement that - in the current emergency situation - truly represents a commitment to national 'salvation'."
5. Wide of Cavaco Silva speaking
6. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The commitment to national salvation has to involve the three parties that signed the bailout agreement, guaranteeing to take the necessary measures for the return of Portugal to the markets at the beginning of 2014 and to fulfil successfully the adjustment programme that we made with our creditors."
7. Close up of photographer
8. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The agreement has to set the most suitable date for early elections. The opening of the electoral process has to coincide with the end of the financial assistance programme in June next year."
9. Wide of Cavaco Silva speaking
10. Pan right as Cavaco Silva is leaving and door shuts behind him
11. Wide front of presidential palace
12. Close up of Portuguese flag
13. Mid of guards in front of the presidential palace
STORYLINE:
Portugal's President said on Wednesday that he rejected opposition parties' demands for early elections.
Anibal Cavaco Silva appealed to all the main parties to put aside their differences and find a broad compromise that would spare the Portuguese from needing a second financial rescue.
In a 30-minute televised broadcast to the nation in a prime-time evening slot, Cavaco Silva said that he is keeping faith with the bailed-out country's troubled coalition government, as elections: "could mean a step back in what has been achieved and a new financial assistance programme could become necessary."
The government came close to collapse last week when the two coalition partners disagreed over the scale of austerity measures.
The finance and foreign ministers resigned, triggering what the President called "a grave political crisis" over the past 10 days.
He urged the three parties which signed the 2011 bailout agreement - the Social Democratic Party, the main opposition Socialist Party and the smaller Popular Party - which are in government and which were in power at the time of the bailout, to find common ground and reach to a compromise.
The dispute cast doubt on Portugal's ability to comply with the debt-cutting demands of a 78 (b) billion Euro (100 (b) billion US Dollar) bailout it received two years ago.
Other countries using the euro currency worried that Portugal's difficulties could hurt the bloc's efforts to escape its prolonged financial crisis.
The head of state, though he has no executive power, is charged by the Constitution with ensuring the country has a stable government.
Cavaco Silva spent three days consulting with political parties, business leaders, labour groups and economists before announcing his decision on Wednesday.
The President said that part of the agreement should include new elections only after the bailout programme finishes in June 2014.
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1. Pan left of Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva, arriving for news conference
2. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"To begin now an electoral process could mean a step back in what has been achieved and a new financial assistance programme could become necessary."
3. Close up of cameraman
4. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The country urgently needs a middle term agreement among the parties that signed the agreement with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund - the PSD (Social Democratic Party), the PS (Socialist Party) and the CDS (Popular Party) - that's the way we can get through this together. I will give my strong support to such agreement that - in the current emergency situation - truly represents a commitment to national 'salvation'."
5. Wide of Cavaco Silva speaking
6. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The commitment to national salvation has to involve the three parties that signed the bailout agreement, guaranteeing to take the necessary measures for the return of Portugal to the markets at the beginning of 2014 and to fulfil successfully the adjustment programme that we made with our creditors."
7. Close up of photographer
8. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The agreement has to set the most suitable date for early elections. The opening of the electoral process has to coincide with the end of the financial assistance programme in June next year."
9. Wide of Cavaco Silva speaking
10. Pan right as Cavaco Silva is leaving and door shuts behind him
11. Wide front of presidential palace
12. Close up of Portuguese flag
13. Mid of guards in front of the presidential palace
STORYLINE:
Portugal's President said on Wednesday that he rejected opposition parties' demands for early elections.
Anibal Cavaco Silva appealed to all the main parties to put aside their differences and find a broad compromise that would spare the Portuguese from needing a second financial rescue.
In a 30-minute televised broadcast to the nation in a prime-time evening slot, Cavaco Silva said that he is keeping faith with the bailed-out country's troubled coalition government, as elections: "could mean a step back in what has been achieved and a new financial assistance programme could become necessary."
The government came close to collapse last week when the two coalition partners disagreed over the scale of austerity measures.
The finance and foreign ministers resigned, triggering what the President called "a grave political crisis" over the past 10 days.
He urged the three parties which signed the 2011 bailout agreement - the Social Democratic Party, the main opposition Socialist Party and the smaller Popular Party - which are in government and which were in power at the time of the bailout, to find common ground and reach to a compromise.
The dispute cast doubt on Portugal's ability to comply with the debt-cutting demands of a 78 (b) billion Euro (100 (b) billion US Dollar) bailout it received two years ago.
Other countries using the euro currency worried that Portugal's difficulties could hurt the bloc's efforts to escape its prolonged financial crisis.
The head of state, though he has no executive power, is charged by the Constitution with ensuring the country has a stable government.
Cavaco Silva spent three days consulting with political parties, business leaders, labour groups and economists before announcing his decision on Wednesday.
The President said that part of the agreement should include new elections only after the bailout programme finishes in June 2014.
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President Rousseff takes part in national day celebrations
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- Duration: 3:40
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
1. Various of Portuguese president, Anibal Cavaco Silva, welcoming Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff
2. Various of the two leaders standing on dais ...
SHOTLIST
1. Various of Portuguese president, Anibal Cavaco Silva, welcoming Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff
2. Various of the two leaders standing on dais as military band plays
3. Close of honour guard
4. Various of Cavaco Silva and Rousseff, inspecting the guard of honour UPSOUND: music
5. Various of Rousseff signing the guest book
6. Various of Rousseff and Cavaco Silva during meeting
7. Wide of Rousseff and Cavaco Silva arriving at news conference
8. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese president:
"Brazil is the strongest economy in Latin America, Brazil is a natural candidate for the United Nations Security Council as a permanent member, and has always had and still has the support of Portugal."
9. Various Brazilian and Portuguese ministers listening
10. Close of Rousseff listening
11. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese president:
"Portugal supports a free trade agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur (Southern Common Market)."
12. Mid of Rousseff and Cavaco Silva shaking hands
13. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Dilma Rousseff, Brazilian president:
"When we talk about the issues related to the economic crisis affecting Europe, our biggest worries are the social situation and the unemployment. I told the president of my wishes to quickly achieve the growth and an improvement of the situation of the European people."
14. Close of camera
15. Wide of Rousseff and Cavaco Silva during news conference
16. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Dilma Rousseff, Brazilian president:
"We are changing the base of our relation, in addition to the traditional fields where we have always been cooperating - import of basic products or simple manufactured goods - I welcome the presence of Embraer (a Brazilian aerospace corporation) in Portugal with its investment in Evora (city in Portugal) as well as the investment of Galp (a Portuguese energy corporation) in Brazil in the oil sector."
17. Zoom in Rousseff and Cavaco Silva shaking hands
18. Mid of presidents leaving
STORYLINE
Portuguese President, Anibal Cavaco Silva, welcomed his Brazilian counterpart, Dilma Roussef, to his country with an official welcome ceremony in Lisbon on Monday.
After talks, Cavaco Silva reiterated Portugal's support for the candidacy of Brazil as a permanent member of the United Nations' Security Council.
Brazil, along with Germany, India and Japan, is making a strong bid for a permanent seat in the UN Security Council.
"Brazil is the strongest economy in Latin America, Brazil is a natural candidate," said Cavaco Silva during a joint news conference.
Cavaco Silva also expressed support for a free trade agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur.
Mersocur (Southern Common Market) is economic agreement of several Latin American countries.
Rousseff, on her part, expressed Brazil's concern for the situation in Portugal provoked by the economic crisis in Europe.
"I told the president of my wishes to quickly achieve the growth and an improvement of the situation of the European people," said Rouseff.
The Brazilian leader said both countries signed an agreement to cooperate not just in the "traditional commerce" they already have, but in other areas like technology and energy.
Later on Monday both presidents will present the Camoes Prize - the most important literary prize in Portuguese - to the Mozambique writer Mia Couto.
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SHOTLIST
1. Various of Portuguese president, Anibal Cavaco Silva, welcoming Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff
2. Various of the two leaders standing on dais as military band plays
3. Close of honour guard
4. Various of Cavaco Silva and Rousseff, inspecting the guard of honour UPSOUND: music
5. Various of Rousseff signing the guest book
6. Various of Rousseff and Cavaco Silva during meeting
7. Wide of Rousseff and Cavaco Silva arriving at news conference
8. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese president:
"Brazil is the strongest economy in Latin America, Brazil is a natural candidate for the United Nations Security Council as a permanent member, and has always had and still has the support of Portugal."
9. Various Brazilian and Portuguese ministers listening
10. Close of Rousseff listening
11. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese president:
"Portugal supports a free trade agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur (Southern Common Market)."
12. Mid of Rousseff and Cavaco Silva shaking hands
13. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Dilma Rousseff, Brazilian president:
"When we talk about the issues related to the economic crisis affecting Europe, our biggest worries are the social situation and the unemployment. I told the president of my wishes to quickly achieve the growth and an improvement of the situation of the European people."
14. Close of camera
15. Wide of Rousseff and Cavaco Silva during news conference
16. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Dilma Rousseff, Brazilian president:
"We are changing the base of our relation, in addition to the traditional fields where we have always been cooperating - import of basic products or simple manufactured goods - I welcome the presence of Embraer (a Brazilian aerospace corporation) in Portugal with its investment in Evora (city in Portugal) as well as the investment of Galp (a Portuguese energy corporation) in Brazil in the oil sector."
17. Zoom in Rousseff and Cavaco Silva shaking hands
18. Mid of presidents leaving
STORYLINE
Portuguese President, Anibal Cavaco Silva, welcomed his Brazilian counterpart, Dilma Roussef, to his country with an official welcome ceremony in Lisbon on Monday.
After talks, Cavaco Silva reiterated Portugal's support for the candidacy of Brazil as a permanent member of the United Nations' Security Council.
Brazil, along with Germany, India and Japan, is making a strong bid for a permanent seat in the UN Security Council.
"Brazil is the strongest economy in Latin America, Brazil is a natural candidate," said Cavaco Silva during a joint news conference.
Cavaco Silva also expressed support for a free trade agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur.
Mersocur (Southern Common Market) is economic agreement of several Latin American countries.
Rousseff, on her part, expressed Brazil's concern for the situation in Portugal provoked by the economic crisis in Europe.
"I told the president of my wishes to quickly achieve the growth and an improvement of the situation of the European people," said Rouseff.
The Brazilian leader said both countries signed an agreement to cooperate not just in the "traditional commerce" they already have, but in other areas like technology and energy.
Later on Monday both presidents will present the Camoes Prize - the most important literary prize in Portuguese - to the Mozambique writer Mia Couto.
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Rally against austerity measures as leaders to detail coalition-saving pact
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- Duration: 1:46
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
1. Pan of protesters holding banners
2. Mid of protesters chanting (Portuguese) "Elections now! This is not working anymore!"
3. Clo...
SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
1. Pan of protesters holding banners
2. Mid of protesters chanting (Portuguese) "Elections now! This is not working anymore!"
3. Close up of placard reading (Portuguese) "Anesthetised Cavaco (Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva) you're only good to collect your pension cheque."
4. Protesters chanting (Portuguese) "A different policy is necessary and urgent"
5. Wide of protesters marching
6. Close up of banner depicting guerrilla leader Che Guevara
7. Protesters marching holding banners
8. Wide of protesters holding banners
9. Mid of protester holding banner reading (Portuguese) "Out of the Euro, long live the Escudo (former Portuguese tender), death to the traitors"
10. Wide of protesters
11. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Armenio Carlos, leader of the CGTP, Portugal's largest union confederation:
"All these thousands of workers and other sectors of the population are here in Belem (neighbourhood) today to state that they will continue fight against this right wing policy which is creating more and more unemployment, reducing social protection and promoting never before seen unbalances which are accentuating poverty and inequality. We are also here to react to what has been happening in Portugal which discredits us politically, both internally and externally."
12. Various of protesters holding banner calling for the government's resignation
13. Various of protesters holding large banner
STORYLINE
Some 500 protesters holding banners and chanting anti-austerity slogans gathered in Lisbon on Saturday, ahead of a government meeting aimed at patching up a week old political crisis.
The demonstration was organised by CGTP, Portugal's largest union confederation.
Confederation leader Armenio Carlos said protesters were fighting against the government's right wing policy which was deepening social inequalities and creating more unemployment.
"We are also here to react to what has been happening in Portugal which discredits us politically, both internally and externally," Carlos added.
Party leaders meanwhile said the rift, which started after two key ministers resigned last week, had been resolved with details of the coalition-saving pact to be announced on Saturday.
The crisis had threatened to bring down the government and caused turmoil on financial markets.
An accord was hammered out and presented to President An�bal Cavaco Silva late on Friday, the spokesman for coalition's Popular Party said.
The spokesman said the proposal guarantees government stability and added that coalition leaders would later make a joint statement.
He said the deal enables Portugal, which agreed a 78 (b) billion euros (102 (b) billion US dollars) sovereign bailout, to face future challenges.
The political instability rocked European financial markets during the week as the government teetered on the verge of collapse in a dispute over austerity measures.
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SHOTLIST
AP TELEVISION
1. Pan of protesters holding banners
2. Mid of protesters chanting (Portuguese) "Elections now! This is not working anymore!"
3. Close up of placard reading (Portuguese) "Anesthetised Cavaco (Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva) you're only good to collect your pension cheque."
4. Protesters chanting (Portuguese) "A different policy is necessary and urgent"
5. Wide of protesters marching
6. Close up of banner depicting guerrilla leader Che Guevara
7. Protesters marching holding banners
8. Wide of protesters holding banners
9. Mid of protester holding banner reading (Portuguese) "Out of the Euro, long live the Escudo (former Portuguese tender), death to the traitors"
10. Wide of protesters
11. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Armenio Carlos, leader of the CGTP, Portugal's largest union confederation:
"All these thousands of workers and other sectors of the population are here in Belem (neighbourhood) today to state that they will continue fight against this right wing policy which is creating more and more unemployment, reducing social protection and promoting never before seen unbalances which are accentuating poverty and inequality. We are also here to react to what has been happening in Portugal which discredits us politically, both internally and externally."
12. Various of protesters holding banner calling for the government's resignation
13. Various of protesters holding large banner
STORYLINE
Some 500 protesters holding banners and chanting anti-austerity slogans gathered in Lisbon on Saturday, ahead of a government meeting aimed at patching up a week old political crisis.
The demonstration was organised by CGTP, Portugal's largest union confederation.
Confederation leader Armenio Carlos said protesters were fighting against the government's right wing policy which was deepening social inequalities and creating more unemployment.
"We are also here to react to what has been happening in Portugal which discredits us politically, both internally and externally," Carlos added.
Party leaders meanwhile said the rift, which started after two key ministers resigned last week, had been resolved with details of the coalition-saving pact to be announced on Saturday.
The crisis had threatened to bring down the government and caused turmoil on financial markets.
An accord was hammered out and presented to President An�bal Cavaco Silva late on Friday, the spokesman for coalition's Popular Party said.
The spokesman said the proposal guarantees government stability and added that coalition leaders would later make a joint statement.
He said the deal enables Portugal, which agreed a 78 (b) billion euros (102 (b) billion US dollars) sovereign bailout, to face future challenges.
The political instability rocked European financial markets during the week as the government teetered on the verge of collapse in a dispute over austerity measures.
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- published: 31 Jul 2015
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Portuguese president rules out early election despite political crisis
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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AP TELEVISION
1. Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva arriving for news conference
2. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"...
AP TELEVISION
1. Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva arriving for news conference
2. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"Since it was not possible to reach an agreement of national salvation, I think the the best alternative is the continuation in office of the current government with reinforced guarantees of union and strength of the coalition until the end of the legislation (the term in power). The executive (the government) has a majority in parliament - as recently was confirmed. It has to be clear for the Portuguese people and for our European partners that Portugal is a governable country."
3. Various of cameramen
4. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The partners of the government coalition have to make a concerted effort to make - with strength and credibility - negotiations with the international institutions that the Portuguese situation demands. The coalition parties presented to the president additional guarantees of a solid understanding to reach that goal, and information that the government will ask to the parliament for a "vote of confidence" where it will explain the main lines of the social and economic policy until the end of the legislature."
5. Close of photographer
6. Close of cameraman
7. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"It is essential that both parties that make part of the coalition be synchronised in a durable and unequivocal way to finish successfully the programme of financial assistance and for Portugal to be back in the markets to assure the normal financing of the state and the economy."
8. Cavaco Silva leaving
9. Close of Portuguese flag
10. Wide of presidential palace
11. Tourists taking pictures next to guard outside the presidential palace
STORYLINE
Portugal's president has accepted a compromise reached by the coalition government that allows it to stay in power, defusing a crisis that had roiled financial markets.
In an address to the nation on Sunday, President Anibal Cavaco Silva ruled out early elections, opting for "the best alternative" which is "the continuation in office of the current government."
"The partners of the government coalition have to make a concerted effort to make - with strength and credibility - negotiations with the international institutions that the Portuguese situation demands," he said.
The coalition nearly split on July 2 when Foreign Minister Paulo Portas, the leader of the junior party, threatened to resign.
A compromise was reached within the coalition when Portas was appointed deputy to Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, but this step required the
president's agreement, which he gave late on Sunday.
The political dispute had raised fears that Portugal would be unable to abide by the terms of its 78 (b) billion euro (102 (b) billion) international bailout.
"It is essential that both parties that make part of the coalition be synchronised in a durable and unequivocal way to finish successfully the programme of financial assistance and for Portugal to be back in the markets to assure the normal financing of the state and the economy," Cavaco Silva added.
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AP TELEVISION
1. Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva arriving for news conference
2. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"Since it was not possible to reach an agreement of national salvation, I think the the best alternative is the continuation in office of the current government with reinforced guarantees of union and strength of the coalition until the end of the legislation (the term in power). The executive (the government) has a majority in parliament - as recently was confirmed. It has to be clear for the Portuguese people and for our European partners that Portugal is a governable country."
3. Various of cameramen
4. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The partners of the government coalition have to make a concerted effort to make - with strength and credibility - negotiations with the international institutions that the Portuguese situation demands. The coalition parties presented to the president additional guarantees of a solid understanding to reach that goal, and information that the government will ask to the parliament for a "vote of confidence" where it will explain the main lines of the social and economic policy until the end of the legislature."
5. Close of photographer
6. Close of cameraman
7. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"It is essential that both parties that make part of the coalition be synchronised in a durable and unequivocal way to finish successfully the programme of financial assistance and for Portugal to be back in the markets to assure the normal financing of the state and the economy."
8. Cavaco Silva leaving
9. Close of Portuguese flag
10. Wide of presidential palace
11. Tourists taking pictures next to guard outside the presidential palace
STORYLINE
Portugal's president has accepted a compromise reached by the coalition government that allows it to stay in power, defusing a crisis that had roiled financial markets.
In an address to the nation on Sunday, President Anibal Cavaco Silva ruled out early elections, opting for "the best alternative" which is "the continuation in office of the current government."
"The partners of the government coalition have to make a concerted effort to make - with strength and credibility - negotiations with the international institutions that the Portuguese situation demands," he said.
The coalition nearly split on July 2 when Foreign Minister Paulo Portas, the leader of the junior party, threatened to resign.
A compromise was reached within the coalition when Portas was appointed deputy to Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, but this step required the
president's agreement, which he gave late on Sunday.
The political dispute had raised fears that Portugal would be unable to abide by the terms of its 78 (b) billion euro (102 (b) billion) international bailout.
"It is essential that both parties that make part of the coalition be synchronised in a durable and unequivocal way to finish successfully the programme of financial assistance and for Portugal to be back in the markets to assure the normal financing of the state and the economy," Cavaco Silva added.
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Portugal PM consults political parties before deciding whether to call election
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- Duration: 3:10
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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AP TELEVISION
1. Pan of members of the Green Party arriving for meeting with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
2. Various of Green party members includ...
AP TELEVISION
1. Pan of members of the Green Party arriving for meeting with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
2. Various of Green party members including Jose Luis Ferreira (right) during meeting
3. Mid of Ferreira and Cavaco Silva
4. Close of Cavaco Silva
5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Jose Luis Ferreira, leader of the Green Party:
"The "greens" think - and this is what I told the president - that the only way is to dissolve the national assembly (parliament) and call for early elections to give the 'word' (decision) back to the Portuguese people."
6. Cutaway of cameraman
7. Pan of members of the Leftist Party including leader Joao Semedo (grey suit) arriving for meeting with president
8. Various members of the Leftist Party during meeting
9. Members of the Leftist party leaving
10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Joao Semedo, leader of the Leftist Party:
"That agreement (achieved at the weekend between leaders of the coalition government) has clay feet (meaning that does not have a strong base). From our point of view, the coalition is weaker, and a weaker coalition can only create a weaker government, and what we need is a strong government, a government that hit the creditors (meaning able to respond to the the IMF, ECB, and EU) and capable of renegotiating its debt, because that's basic for the country to overcome the crisis."
11. Cutaway of media
12. Pan of Jeronimo Sousa and members of the Communist Party arriving for meeting with president
13. Various of Sousa during meeting with Cavaco Silva
14. Pan of Sousa and members of the Communist Party leaving meeting
15. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Jeronimo Sousa, leader of the Communist Party:
"Considering the situation we are living in, with an economic and social crisis, and now a political crisis, we demand - considering the situation of this government which is weakened and defeated - the resignation of the government and call for elections."
16. Pan of governor of the Portuguese central bank, Carlos Costa, arriving for meeting with president
17. Various of Costa and Cavaco Silva during meeting
STORYLINE:
Portugal's president on Monday began two days of consultations with the country's political parties before deciding whether to call a snap election.
The resignation of two key ministers last week, due to disagreements over budget austerity policies, saw the centre-right coalition government on the verge of collapse.
Opposition parties are demanding elections two years ahead of the scheduled ballot, but President Anibal Cavaco Silva could instead give his blessing to the prime minister's proposal for a Cabinet reshuffle intended to restore harmony between the squabbling coalition partners.
As head of state, the president has no direct hand in running the country, which is the job of the government, but he helps to ensure political stability.
He can dissolve Parliament and call elections if he believes the government's credibility is damaged.
Cavaco Silva met the leaders of the five parties that have seats in Parliament, as well as the governor of the Bank of Portugal.
Jose Luis Ferreira, the leader of the Green Party, said he told the president that "the only way is to dissolve the national assembly (parliament) and call for early elections".
Joao Semedo, the leader of the Leftist Party, said "the coalition is weaker and a weaker coalition can only create a weaker government, and what we need is a strong government".
Jeronimo Sousa, the leader of the Communist Party, also said his party was demanding the resignation of the government and new elections.
The two parties in the coalition fell out over the deeply unpopular debt-cutting measures the country is required to enact in return for its 78 billion euro (100 billion US dollar) bailout two years ago.
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AP TELEVISION
1. Pan of members of the Green Party arriving for meeting with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
2. Various of Green party members including Jose Luis Ferreira (right) during meeting
3. Mid of Ferreira and Cavaco Silva
4. Close of Cavaco Silva
5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Jose Luis Ferreira, leader of the Green Party:
"The "greens" think - and this is what I told the president - that the only way is to dissolve the national assembly (parliament) and call for early elections to give the 'word' (decision) back to the Portuguese people."
6. Cutaway of cameraman
7. Pan of members of the Leftist Party including leader Joao Semedo (grey suit) arriving for meeting with president
8. Various members of the Leftist Party during meeting
9. Members of the Leftist party leaving
10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Joao Semedo, leader of the Leftist Party:
"That agreement (achieved at the weekend between leaders of the coalition government) has clay feet (meaning that does not have a strong base). From our point of view, the coalition is weaker, and a weaker coalition can only create a weaker government, and what we need is a strong government, a government that hit the creditors (meaning able to respond to the the IMF, ECB, and EU) and capable of renegotiating its debt, because that's basic for the country to overcome the crisis."
11. Cutaway of media
12. Pan of Jeronimo Sousa and members of the Communist Party arriving for meeting with president
13. Various of Sousa during meeting with Cavaco Silva
14. Pan of Sousa and members of the Communist Party leaving meeting
15. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Jeronimo Sousa, leader of the Communist Party:
"Considering the situation we are living in, with an economic and social crisis, and now a political crisis, we demand - considering the situation of this government which is weakened and defeated - the resignation of the government and call for elections."
16. Pan of governor of the Portuguese central bank, Carlos Costa, arriving for meeting with president
17. Various of Costa and Cavaco Silva during meeting
STORYLINE:
Portugal's president on Monday began two days of consultations with the country's political parties before deciding whether to call a snap election.
The resignation of two key ministers last week, due to disagreements over budget austerity policies, saw the centre-right coalition government on the verge of collapse.
Opposition parties are demanding elections two years ahead of the scheduled ballot, but President Anibal Cavaco Silva could instead give his blessing to the prime minister's proposal for a Cabinet reshuffle intended to restore harmony between the squabbling coalition partners.
As head of state, the president has no direct hand in running the country, which is the job of the government, but he helps to ensure political stability.
He can dissolve Parliament and call elections if he believes the government's credibility is damaged.
Cavaco Silva met the leaders of the five parties that have seats in Parliament, as well as the governor of the Bank of Portugal.
Jose Luis Ferreira, the leader of the Green Party, said he told the president that "the only way is to dissolve the national assembly (parliament) and call for early elections".
Joao Semedo, the leader of the Leftist Party, said "the coalition is weaker and a weaker coalition can only create a weaker government, and what we need is a strong government".
Jeronimo Sousa, the leader of the Communist Party, also said his party was demanding the resignation of the government and new elections.
The two parties in the coalition fell out over the deeply unpopular debt-cutting measures the country is required to enact in return for its 78 billion euro (100 billion US dollar) bailout two years ago.
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Visita do Presidente da República ao Auditório Municipal
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- Duration: 4:45
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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O Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva inaugurou, no dia 24 de julho, o Centro Escolar de Sousel....
O Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva inaugurou, no dia 24 de julho, o Centro Escolar de Sousel.
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O Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva inaugurou, no dia 24 de julho, o Centro Escolar de Sousel.
- published: 30 Jul 2015
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President Anibal Cavaco Silva delivers victory speech after winning second term
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- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva entering room among crowd to give victory speech at CCB (Centro Cultural de Belem) UPSOUND: crowd chanting and clapp...
1. Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva entering room among crowd to give victory speech at CCB (Centro Cultural de Belem) UPSOUND: crowd chanting and clapping
2. Pan from media to wide of room
3. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The Portuguese have spoken and clearly said who they wanted for President of the Republic."
4. Cutaway of camera screen
5. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anbial Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"It is a great and very demanding task that lies ahead. I will exercise an actuating mandate as Portugal is going through great difficulties, to find a course for the future, that will renew the hope of our people."
6. Cutaway of media
7. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anbial Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"To all of you who showed the courage for hope, my deepest thanks. Long live Portugal."
8. Cavaco Silva leaving room surrounded by media
9. Various of crowd cheering and waving banners
10. Cavaco Silva waving to crowd from balcony at CCB
11. Various of crowd cheering
STORYLINE
Portugal elected its conservative president to a second term in a landslide on Sunday, delivering a harsh political setback to the minority Socialist government which is struggling to contain an acute economic crisis.
Anibal Cavaco Silva, who is supported by the main opposition Social Democratic Party, collected 53 percent of the vote compared with 20 percent for second-placed Socialist Party candidate Manuel Alegre, official figures showed with more than 99 percent of districts returning.
Four other candidates picked up the remaining votes.
The government risked a backlash by enacting deeply unpopular austerity measures amid fears that the financial crisis spells economic disaster for Portugal.
The president possesses the power - known as his "atomic bomb" - to call a general election if he feels the government is on the wrong path.
The emphatic win for Cavaco Silva added to political pressure on the embattled centre-left government as Prime Minister Jose Socrates scrambles to restore international confidence in Portugal's ailing economy.
Portugal's political and economic fortunes are important for the rest of Europe because its government's collapse would add fresh momentum to the continent's debt crisis.
Many analysts predict Portugal's economic woes will sooner or later force it to accept a bailout like the ones provided to Greece and Ireland last year.
The government doesn't face a general election until 2013.
Though the president can dissolve parliament and call an early election, such an extreme measure is uncommon.
A key role of the head of state, which Cavaco Silva has said he will respect, is to ensure political stability, though presidents serving their second - and, by law, final - term are usually more outspoken.
Portugal is "going through great difficulties," Cavaco Silva said, adding that he would seek to keep the country on an even keel, without surrendering any of his authority.
He promised to be truthful about the true circumstances of the country.
Socrates pledged cooperation with the re-elected president to ensure political stability and rejected any link between the ballot result and his government's record as "misguided."
The government has insisted it doesn't need a bailout.
Instead, it has cut public sector pay and welfare entitlements and hiked taxes to reduce a huge debt load that threatens to wreck the economy.
The austerity measures prompted dozens of strikes last year, including a 24-hour general strike that shut down many public services.
Public transport and mail services are due to be hit again in strikes next month.
Unemployment has surged to more than 10 percent over the past year.
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1. Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva entering room among crowd to give victory speech at CCB (Centro Cultural de Belem) UPSOUND: crowd chanting and clapping
2. Pan from media to wide of room
3. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The Portuguese have spoken and clearly said who they wanted for President of the Republic."
4. Cutaway of camera screen
5. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anbial Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"It is a great and very demanding task that lies ahead. I will exercise an actuating mandate as Portugal is going through great difficulties, to find a course for the future, that will renew the hope of our people."
6. Cutaway of media
7. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anbial Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"To all of you who showed the courage for hope, my deepest thanks. Long live Portugal."
8. Cavaco Silva leaving room surrounded by media
9. Various of crowd cheering and waving banners
10. Cavaco Silva waving to crowd from balcony at CCB
11. Various of crowd cheering
STORYLINE
Portugal elected its conservative president to a second term in a landslide on Sunday, delivering a harsh political setback to the minority Socialist government which is struggling to contain an acute economic crisis.
Anibal Cavaco Silva, who is supported by the main opposition Social Democratic Party, collected 53 percent of the vote compared with 20 percent for second-placed Socialist Party candidate Manuel Alegre, official figures showed with more than 99 percent of districts returning.
Four other candidates picked up the remaining votes.
The government risked a backlash by enacting deeply unpopular austerity measures amid fears that the financial crisis spells economic disaster for Portugal.
The president possesses the power - known as his "atomic bomb" - to call a general election if he feels the government is on the wrong path.
The emphatic win for Cavaco Silva added to political pressure on the embattled centre-left government as Prime Minister Jose Socrates scrambles to restore international confidence in Portugal's ailing economy.
Portugal's political and economic fortunes are important for the rest of Europe because its government's collapse would add fresh momentum to the continent's debt crisis.
Many analysts predict Portugal's economic woes will sooner or later force it to accept a bailout like the ones provided to Greece and Ireland last year.
The government doesn't face a general election until 2013.
Though the president can dissolve parliament and call an early election, such an extreme measure is uncommon.
A key role of the head of state, which Cavaco Silva has said he will respect, is to ensure political stability, though presidents serving their second - and, by law, final - term are usually more outspoken.
Portugal is "going through great difficulties," Cavaco Silva said, adding that he would seek to keep the country on an even keel, without surrendering any of his authority.
He promised to be truthful about the true circumstances of the country.
Socrates pledged cooperation with the re-elected president to ensure political stability and rejected any link between the ballot result and his government's record as "misguided."
The government has insisted it doesn't need a bailout.
Instead, it has cut public sector pay and welfare entitlements and hiked taxes to reduce a huge debt load that threatens to wreck the economy.
The austerity measures prompted dozens of strikes last year, including a 24-hour general strike that shut down many public services.
Public transport and mail services are due to be hit again in strikes next month.
Unemployment has surged to more than 10 percent over the past year.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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WRAP Voting in poll overshadowed by economic woes ADDS counting
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- Duration: 2:43
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Various of presidential candidate Cavaco Silva voting
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese presidential candidate:
"This is not the tim...
1. Various of presidential candidate Cavaco Silva voting
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese presidential candidate:
"This is not the time to speculate about the future, about the power of the president to call for new elections. I'm a president in favour of stability, I consider that it's very important for Portugal to have political stability to solve its problems. So let's wait for the results."
3. Cavaco Silva and his wife Maria Cavaco Silva leaving polling station
4. Various of Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission, voting
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission:
"My expectation is that there will be a high turnout, but of course I cannot anticipate results, it is not proper, but it's once again a great show of Portuguese democracy. You know I'm still of the time where we could not vote, or where there were not real elections and so I'm always moved when I come to vote."
6. Barroso leaving polling station
7. Wide exterior of polling station
8. Interior of polling station
9. Close of ballot paper with photos of candidates
10. Various of people voting
11. Mid of ballot paper
12. Polling station officials tipping ballot box over table
13. Various of votes being counted
STORYLINE:
Portugal elected its conservative president to a second term on Sunday, exit polls indicated, delivering a harsh political setback to the minority Socialist government, which is struggling to contain an acute economic crisis.
Anibal Cavaco Silva, who is supported by the main opposition Social Democratic Party, collected between 51 and 58 percent of the vote compared with 17-21 percent for second-placed Socialist Party candidate Manuel Alegre, polls by the country's three broadcasters said.
Four other candidates picked up the other votes. Results were expected by 11 pm (2300 GMT, 6 pm EST).
Disaffection with political leaders appeared to translate into a high abstention rate.
The polls indicated that around half of the country's 9.6 million (m) registered voters abstained.
The government has enacted deeply unpopular austerity measures amid fears that the financial crisis spells economic disaster for Portugal.
The president possesses the power, known as his "atomic bomb", to call a general election if he feels the government is taking the wrong path.
An emphatic win for Cavaco Silva would add to political pressure on the embattled centre-left government as Prime Minister Jose Socrates scrambles to restore international confidence in Portugal's ailing economy.
Portugal's political and economic fortunes are important for the rest of Europe because its government's collapse would add fresh momentum to the continent's debt crisis.
Many analysts predict Portugal's economic woes will sooner or later force it to accept a bailout like the ones provided to Greece and Ireland last year.
The government doesn't face a general election until 2013.
Though the president can dissolve parliament and call an early election, such an extreme measure is uncommon.
A key role of the head of state, which Cavaco Silva has said he will respect, is to ensure political stability.
The government insists it doesn't need a bailout.
Instead, it has cut public sector pay and welfare entitlements and hiked taxes to reduce a huge debt load that threatens to wreck the economy.
Cavaco Silva has backed the government's belt-tightening programme and has said he doesn't want to worsen the country's plight by provoking conflicts with the ruling party.
However, he has already spoken out against government plans to jolt the economy through costly public works projects, including a high-speed rail link to neighbouring Spain, because he says the country can't afford them.
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wn.com/Wrap Voting In Poll Overshadowed By Economic Woes Adds Counting
1. Various of presidential candidate Cavaco Silva voting
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese presidential candidate:
"This is not the time to speculate about the future, about the power of the president to call for new elections. I'm a president in favour of stability, I consider that it's very important for Portugal to have political stability to solve its problems. So let's wait for the results."
3. Cavaco Silva and his wife Maria Cavaco Silva leaving polling station
4. Various of Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission, voting
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission:
"My expectation is that there will be a high turnout, but of course I cannot anticipate results, it is not proper, but it's once again a great show of Portuguese democracy. You know I'm still of the time where we could not vote, or where there were not real elections and so I'm always moved when I come to vote."
6. Barroso leaving polling station
7. Wide exterior of polling station
8. Interior of polling station
9. Close of ballot paper with photos of candidates
10. Various of people voting
11. Mid of ballot paper
12. Polling station officials tipping ballot box over table
13. Various of votes being counted
STORYLINE:
Portugal elected its conservative president to a second term on Sunday, exit polls indicated, delivering a harsh political setback to the minority Socialist government, which is struggling to contain an acute economic crisis.
Anibal Cavaco Silva, who is supported by the main opposition Social Democratic Party, collected between 51 and 58 percent of the vote compared with 17-21 percent for second-placed Socialist Party candidate Manuel Alegre, polls by the country's three broadcasters said.
Four other candidates picked up the other votes. Results were expected by 11 pm (2300 GMT, 6 pm EST).
Disaffection with political leaders appeared to translate into a high abstention rate.
The polls indicated that around half of the country's 9.6 million (m) registered voters abstained.
The government has enacted deeply unpopular austerity measures amid fears that the financial crisis spells economic disaster for Portugal.
The president possesses the power, known as his "atomic bomb", to call a general election if he feels the government is taking the wrong path.
An emphatic win for Cavaco Silva would add to political pressure on the embattled centre-left government as Prime Minister Jose Socrates scrambles to restore international confidence in Portugal's ailing economy.
Portugal's political and economic fortunes are important for the rest of Europe because its government's collapse would add fresh momentum to the continent's debt crisis.
Many analysts predict Portugal's economic woes will sooner or later force it to accept a bailout like the ones provided to Greece and Ireland last year.
The government doesn't face a general election until 2013.
Though the president can dissolve parliament and call an early election, such an extreme measure is uncommon.
A key role of the head of state, which Cavaco Silva has said he will respect, is to ensure political stability.
The government insists it doesn't need a bailout.
Instead, it has cut public sector pay and welfare entitlements and hiked taxes to reduce a huge debt load that threatens to wreck the economy.
Cavaco Silva has backed the government's belt-tightening programme and has said he doesn't want to worsen the country's plight by provoking conflicts with the ruling party.
However, he has already spoken out against government plans to jolt the economy through costly public works projects, including a high-speed rail link to neighbouring Spain, because he says the country can't afford them.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Political parties opt to hold early election rather than form new govt
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- Duration: 2:46
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Arrival of Paulo Portas, leader of the CDS-PP (Democratic and Social Centre - Popular Party)
2. Pan of Portas' delegation to Portuguese President Anibal Cav...
1. Arrival of Paulo Portas, leader of the CDS-PP (Democratic and Social Centre - Popular Party)
2. Pan of Portas' delegation to Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
3. Close-up of President Cavaco Silva
4. Portas walks out of meeting with President and walks to microphone
5. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Paulo Portas, Leader of the CDS-PP (Democratic and Social Centre-Popular Party):
"Due to the extremely difficult situation that the country faces, we need to respect, above all, the sacrifices and difficulties that the people and the companies are facing and we must have new elections as soon as possible."
6. Pedro Passos Coelho, Leader of the Social Democratic Party walks into meeting with the President
7. Inside meeting shot of Passos Coelho and President Cavaco Silva
8. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Pedro Passos Coelho, Leader of the PSD (Social Democratic Party):
"Our conviction is that the elections must be held as soon as possible, therefore we have proposed to the president of the Republic the date of May 29th for elections to take place."
9. Cutaway of Socialist Party delegation arriving
10. Pan from president Cavaco Silva to Jose Vieira da Silva, Portuguese economy minster
11. Wide of meeting
12. Socialist delegation coming out of meeting
13. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Jose Vieira da Silva, Portuguese Economy Minister (Representing Socialist Party):
"We don't have a firm position on the date of elections, but we proposed the date of June 5th as probably the most appropriate."
14. Cutaway
15. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Jose Vieira da Silva, Portuguese Economy Minister (Representing Socialist Party):
"Once again, what I think all Portuguese hope from their political parties, whether they are in power, even if in a caretaker position, or opposition, is to reaffirm the interest of Portugal to resolve its problems without asking for external help. That is the interest of the country and of our economy."
16. Socialist delegation leaving
STORYLINE:
Portugal's political parties opted on Friday to hold an early election rather than form a new government, even though that could hasten the debt-stressed nation's financial woes and force it to take a bailout.
Portugal is rudderless and at the mercy of nervous financial markets after the Socialist government quit earlier this week in a dispute with rivals over new austerity measures.
President Anibal Cavaco Silva, who is largely a figurehead but oversees election procedures, met on Friday with all the country's political parties to see if they would voluntarily form a coalition government. But all backed a new election instead, which would take place in late May or early June.
Portugal, one of western Europe's poorest countries, is being engulfed by a financial crisis that is pushing it toward a bailout it doesn't want.
A decade of anemic growth during which Portugal ran up high debts has spooked the markets, sending its borrowing costs to unsustainably high levels.
Although Europe's bailout fund is able to come up with the euro75 billion (b) (106 billion (b) US dollars) that analysts estimate Portugal may need, its problems have contributed to investor fears about the entire 17-nation eurozone's financial soundness.
The parties' decisions on Friday means that bailout request to the European Union and the International Monetary Fund will be deferred until early summer, after the election.
That might set up a cash-flow problem. The outgoing government says Portugal has enough cash to meet a euro4.5 billion (b) (6.4 billion (b) US dollar) bond repayment next month, but there is uncertainty about whether it will have enough for a euro4.9 billion (b) (6.9 billion (b) US dollar) debt due in June.
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1. Arrival of Paulo Portas, leader of the CDS-PP (Democratic and Social Centre - Popular Party)
2. Pan of Portas' delegation to Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
3. Close-up of President Cavaco Silva
4. Portas walks out of meeting with President and walks to microphone
5. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Paulo Portas, Leader of the CDS-PP (Democratic and Social Centre-Popular Party):
"Due to the extremely difficult situation that the country faces, we need to respect, above all, the sacrifices and difficulties that the people and the companies are facing and we must have new elections as soon as possible."
6. Pedro Passos Coelho, Leader of the Social Democratic Party walks into meeting with the President
7. Inside meeting shot of Passos Coelho and President Cavaco Silva
8. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Pedro Passos Coelho, Leader of the PSD (Social Democratic Party):
"Our conviction is that the elections must be held as soon as possible, therefore we have proposed to the president of the Republic the date of May 29th for elections to take place."
9. Cutaway of Socialist Party delegation arriving
10. Pan from president Cavaco Silva to Jose Vieira da Silva, Portuguese economy minster
11. Wide of meeting
12. Socialist delegation coming out of meeting
13. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Jose Vieira da Silva, Portuguese Economy Minister (Representing Socialist Party):
"We don't have a firm position on the date of elections, but we proposed the date of June 5th as probably the most appropriate."
14. Cutaway
15. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Jose Vieira da Silva, Portuguese Economy Minister (Representing Socialist Party):
"Once again, what I think all Portuguese hope from their political parties, whether they are in power, even if in a caretaker position, or opposition, is to reaffirm the interest of Portugal to resolve its problems without asking for external help. That is the interest of the country and of our economy."
16. Socialist delegation leaving
STORYLINE:
Portugal's political parties opted on Friday to hold an early election rather than form a new government, even though that could hasten the debt-stressed nation's financial woes and force it to take a bailout.
Portugal is rudderless and at the mercy of nervous financial markets after the Socialist government quit earlier this week in a dispute with rivals over new austerity measures.
President Anibal Cavaco Silva, who is largely a figurehead but oversees election procedures, met on Friday with all the country's political parties to see if they would voluntarily form a coalition government. But all backed a new election instead, which would take place in late May or early June.
Portugal, one of western Europe's poorest countries, is being engulfed by a financial crisis that is pushing it toward a bailout it doesn't want.
A decade of anemic growth during which Portugal ran up high debts has spooked the markets, sending its borrowing costs to unsustainably high levels.
Although Europe's bailout fund is able to come up with the euro75 billion (b) (106 billion (b) US dollars) that analysts estimate Portugal may need, its problems have contributed to investor fears about the entire 17-nation eurozone's financial soundness.
The parties' decisions on Friday means that bailout request to the European Union and the International Monetary Fund will be deferred until early summer, after the election.
That might set up a cash-flow problem. The outgoing government says Portugal has enough cash to meet a euro4.5 billion (b) (6.4 billion (b) US dollar) bond repayment next month, but there is uncertainty about whether it will have enough for a euro4.9 billion (b) (6.9 billion (b) US dollar) debt due in June.
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PM-elect Coelho holds talks with President Cavaco Silva
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- Duration: 0:38
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Wide of Portuguese Social Democrat party leader Pedro Passos Coelho (on left) arriving for meeting with Portugal's president at Belem National Palace
2. Wi...
1. Wide of Portuguese Social Democrat party leader Pedro Passos Coelho (on left) arriving for meeting with Portugal's president at Belem National Palace
2. Wide of Passos Coelho in talks with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
3. Mid of Coelho, pan right to Cavaco Silva
4. Close-up of Coelho, pan right to Cavaco Silva
5. Wide of talks
STORYLINE:
Portugal's prime minister-elect held talks with the country's president on Monday afternoon, after his party scored an emphatic win at the ballot box yesterday.
Pedro Passos Coelho met President Anibal Cavaco Silva at the Belem National Palace, having seen his centre-right Social Democrat party collect 39 percent of the vote to 28 percent for the second-placed Socialist party, which had governed for the past six years.
Passos Coelho will take over as prime minister later this month with Portugal in the middle of a financial storm.
His new government inherits a record jobless rate of 12.6 percent and an expected economic contraction of 4 percent over the next two years.
The clock is also ticking on a long list of painful austerity measures that have to be adopted swiftly in return for a 78 (b) billion euro (114 (b) billion US dollar) international bailout programme agreed to under the former Socialist government.
Any delays or hesitation could jeopardise the agreement that saved Portugal from bankruptcy, and complicate European efforts to staunch the continent's debt troubles.
Passos Coelho has said he would consult with the smaller, conservative Popular Party - which won 12 percent of the vote - about forming a coalition government.
Such a deal would ensure him an absolute majority in parliament, which is crucial for the approval of debt-reduction policies and broad social and economic reforms.
A lot is riding on Passos Coelho's negotiating skills. The affable 46-year-old is untested at such a high level, never having held a government post.
After graduating in economics from a Lisbon university in 2001, he went into business, becoming an executive at companies in the energy and environmental sectors.
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1. Wide of Portuguese Social Democrat party leader Pedro Passos Coelho (on left) arriving for meeting with Portugal's president at Belem National Palace
2. Wide of Passos Coelho in talks with Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
3. Mid of Coelho, pan right to Cavaco Silva
4. Close-up of Coelho, pan right to Cavaco Silva
5. Wide of talks
STORYLINE:
Portugal's prime minister-elect held talks with the country's president on Monday afternoon, after his party scored an emphatic win at the ballot box yesterday.
Pedro Passos Coelho met President Anibal Cavaco Silva at the Belem National Palace, having seen his centre-right Social Democrat party collect 39 percent of the vote to 28 percent for the second-placed Socialist party, which had governed for the past six years.
Passos Coelho will take over as prime minister later this month with Portugal in the middle of a financial storm.
His new government inherits a record jobless rate of 12.6 percent and an expected economic contraction of 4 percent over the next two years.
The clock is also ticking on a long list of painful austerity measures that have to be adopted swiftly in return for a 78 (b) billion euro (114 (b) billion US dollar) international bailout programme agreed to under the former Socialist government.
Any delays or hesitation could jeopardise the agreement that saved Portugal from bankruptcy, and complicate European efforts to staunch the continent's debt troubles.
Passos Coelho has said he would consult with the smaller, conservative Popular Party - which won 12 percent of the vote - about forming a coalition government.
Such a deal would ensure him an absolute majority in parliament, which is crucial for the approval of debt-reduction policies and broad social and economic reforms.
A lot is riding on Passos Coelho's negotiating skills. The affable 46-year-old is untested at such a high level, never having held a government post.
After graduating in economics from a Lisbon university in 2001, he went into business, becoming an executive at companies in the energy and environmental sectors.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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New coalition government sworn in in Portugal
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- Duration: 2:20
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
1. Wide of newly elected Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho signing book at swearing in ceremony UPSOUND: (Portuguese) "I solemnly state, on my honour...
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of newly elected Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho signing book at swearing in ceremony UPSOUND: (Portuguese) "I solemnly state, on my honour, that I will loyally carry out the functions I'm being trusted with."
2. Mid of Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
3. Newly appointed Foreign Minister Paulo Portas signing book
4. Cutaway of cameraman
5. Newly appointed Finance Minister Vitor Gaspar signing book
6. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Pedro Passos Coelho, newly sworn in Prime Minister of Portugal:
"Today also marks a new pact of confidence between Portugal, its European partners and international agents. We will honour our political commitments and we will be working as equal together with our partners, not only to solve the problems affecting us as a nation but also towards perfecting of European institutions and resolution of the dilemmas currently facing the (European) Union."
7. Cutaway of Passos Coelho speaking
8. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Pedro Passos Coelho, newly sworn in Prime Minister of Portugal:
"Portugal cannot fail. I know Portugal will not fail."
9. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
The 19th Constitutional government is now sworn in and starts functions. The responsibility (of this government), is primarily, to assure the strict compliance with the financial assistance programme agreed with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund."
10. Wide of Cavaco Silva speaking
11. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"It is therefore essential to regain the confidence of the international markets and create conditions to put Portugal on a path of sustained growth in the medium and long term."
12. Mid of Portuguese flag
13. Mid of Presidential palace
14. Mid of Portuguese flag
STORYLINE
Portugal's new coalition government took office on Tuesday, charged with steering the debt-heavy country out of
an acute financial crisis that forced it to take a euro78 billion (b) (112 billion (b) US dollars) bailout and contributed to Europe's debt woes.
Pedro Passos Coelho was sworn in as prime minister in an administration made up of his centre-right Social Democratic Party and the smaller, conservative Popular Party.
An election earlier this month ousted the centre-left Socialist Party, which governed during the past six years of economic decline.
Portugal is stuck in a recession that is predicted to last through next year, and unemployment stands at a record 12.4 percent after a decade of meagre growth when the country ran up huge debts.
The new government must move quickly to enact a raft of austerity measures and economic reforms, promised in return for the financial rescue package from its European partners and the International Monetary Fund that spared it from bankruptcy.
"We will honour our political commitments and we will be working as equal together with our partners, not only to solve the problems affecting us as a nation but also towards perfecting of European institutions and resolution of the dilemmas currently facing the (European) Union," Passos Coelho said in a speech.
He said his priorities were restoring the country's fiscal health, ensuring fresh growth and more jobs, and helping the needy who are suffering from austerity measures.
Any sign Portugal is failing to honour its commitments would further complicate the continent's efforts to stanch its sovereign debt crisis amid mounting fears about Greece's prospects of avoiding default.
The previous government introduced tax hikes and pay and welfare cuts to reduce debt, but additional austerity measures are needed to meet debt targets established as part of the bailout program.
Passos Coelho, 47, has never held a government post.
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SHOTLIST
1. Wide of newly elected Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho signing book at swearing in ceremony UPSOUND: (Portuguese) "I solemnly state, on my honour, that I will loyally carry out the functions I'm being trusted with."
2. Mid of Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva
3. Newly appointed Foreign Minister Paulo Portas signing book
4. Cutaway of cameraman
5. Newly appointed Finance Minister Vitor Gaspar signing book
6. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Pedro Passos Coelho, newly sworn in Prime Minister of Portugal:
"Today also marks a new pact of confidence between Portugal, its European partners and international agents. We will honour our political commitments and we will be working as equal together with our partners, not only to solve the problems affecting us as a nation but also towards perfecting of European institutions and resolution of the dilemmas currently facing the (European) Union."
7. Cutaway of Passos Coelho speaking
8. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Pedro Passos Coelho, newly sworn in Prime Minister of Portugal:
"Portugal cannot fail. I know Portugal will not fail."
9. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
The 19th Constitutional government is now sworn in and starts functions. The responsibility (of this government), is primarily, to assure the strict compliance with the financial assistance programme agreed with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund."
10. Wide of Cavaco Silva speaking
11. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"It is therefore essential to regain the confidence of the international markets and create conditions to put Portugal on a path of sustained growth in the medium and long term."
12. Mid of Portuguese flag
13. Mid of Presidential palace
14. Mid of Portuguese flag
STORYLINE
Portugal's new coalition government took office on Tuesday, charged with steering the debt-heavy country out of
an acute financial crisis that forced it to take a euro78 billion (b) (112 billion (b) US dollars) bailout and contributed to Europe's debt woes.
Pedro Passos Coelho was sworn in as prime minister in an administration made up of his centre-right Social Democratic Party and the smaller, conservative Popular Party.
An election earlier this month ousted the centre-left Socialist Party, which governed during the past six years of economic decline.
Portugal is stuck in a recession that is predicted to last through next year, and unemployment stands at a record 12.4 percent after a decade of meagre growth when the country ran up huge debts.
The new government must move quickly to enact a raft of austerity measures and economic reforms, promised in return for the financial rescue package from its European partners and the International Monetary Fund that spared it from bankruptcy.
"We will honour our political commitments and we will be working as equal together with our partners, not only to solve the problems affecting us as a nation but also towards perfecting of European institutions and resolution of the dilemmas currently facing the (European) Union," Passos Coelho said in a speech.
He said his priorities were restoring the country's fiscal health, ensuring fresh growth and more jobs, and helping the needy who are suffering from austerity measures.
Any sign Portugal is failing to honour its commitments would further complicate the continent's efforts to stanch its sovereign debt crisis amid mounting fears about Greece's prospects of avoiding default.
The previous government introduced tax hikes and pay and welfare cuts to reduce debt, but additional austerity measures are needed to meet debt targets established as part of the bailout program.
Passos Coelho, 47, has never held a government post.
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Cavaco Silva comments after meeting Obama
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- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
1. Mid of US President Barack Obama and Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva posing for photos after meeting
2. Various of Cavaco Silva walking t...
SHOTLIST
1. Mid of US President Barack Obama and Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva posing for photos after meeting
2. Various of Cavaco Silva walking to microphone stand in gardens
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"We are determined to implement the memorandum of understanding in all its aspects. Portugal will meet all its commitments. We are taking this opportunity to restructure our economy and to bring our fiscal situation to a sound ground."
4. Wide of Cavaco Silva standing next to microphones
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The crisis in the Eurozone is affecting negatively the world economic recovery. As a result of the interdependence of the economies, and because financial systems are well integrated, I can see that it's fundamental to have a close cooperation and coordination between the European Union and the United States in order to achieve financial stability and to have an agenda of economic growth involving all blocs in the world."
6. Wide of journalists
STORYLINE
US President Barack Obama met his Portuguese counterpart Anibal Cavaco Silva at the White House on Wednesday.
The leaders discussed Portugal's economy and the Eurozone crisis.
Speaking to reporters outside the White House, Cavaco Silva said that a close partnership between the European Union and the United States was "fundamental" to achieve stability in the current climate of global financial woes.
The Eurozone chaos has reverberated around the world, and investors have pulled money out of Europe.
On Wednesday the Dow Jones industrial average plunged more than 3 per cent, the euro slipped 2 per cent against the dollar, and Italy's key borrowing rate spiked at a dizzying high of 7.4 per cent.
Investors fear Italy might follow Portugal and Greece into begging for a bailout from its partners in the euro.
But Italy's 1.9 trillion euro (2.6 trillion US dollar) debt is far too great for Europe to cover.
The rise in Italy's ten-year yield to over 7 per cent is likely to raise jitters that the eurozone's third largest economy will face the same pressures as Greece, Ireland and Portugal did once their rates rose above that threshold.
Markets were unconvinced that a strategy to get their debts down would work, and the three small countries were eventually forced into asking for financial help.
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SHOTLIST
1. Mid of US President Barack Obama and Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva posing for photos after meeting
2. Various of Cavaco Silva walking to microphone stand in gardens
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"We are determined to implement the memorandum of understanding in all its aspects. Portugal will meet all its commitments. We are taking this opportunity to restructure our economy and to bring our fiscal situation to a sound ground."
4. Wide of Cavaco Silva standing next to microphones
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anibal Cavaco Silva, Portuguese President:
"The crisis in the Eurozone is affecting negatively the world economic recovery. As a result of the interdependence of the economies, and because financial systems are well integrated, I can see that it's fundamental to have a close cooperation and coordination between the European Union and the United States in order to achieve financial stability and to have an agenda of economic growth involving all blocs in the world."
6. Wide of journalists
STORYLINE
US President Barack Obama met his Portuguese counterpart Anibal Cavaco Silva at the White House on Wednesday.
The leaders discussed Portugal's economy and the Eurozone crisis.
Speaking to reporters outside the White House, Cavaco Silva said that a close partnership between the European Union and the United States was "fundamental" to achieve stability in the current climate of global financial woes.
The Eurozone chaos has reverberated around the world, and investors have pulled money out of Europe.
On Wednesday the Dow Jones industrial average plunged more than 3 per cent, the euro slipped 2 per cent against the dollar, and Italy's key borrowing rate spiked at a dizzying high of 7.4 per cent.
Investors fear Italy might follow Portugal and Greece into begging for a bailout from its partners in the euro.
But Italy's 1.9 trillion euro (2.6 trillion US dollar) debt is far too great for Europe to cover.
The rise in Italy's ten-year yield to over 7 per cent is likely to raise jitters that the eurozone's third largest economy will face the same pressures as Greece, Ireland and Portugal did once their rates rose above that threshold.
Markets were unconvinced that a strategy to get their debts down would work, and the three small countries were eventually forced into asking for financial help.
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لشبونة، 12 حزيران 2014 - مُنح مولانا الإمام والناشطة في مجال حقوق الإنسان سوزان جبور جائة مجلس أوربا بين الشمال والجنوب لعام 2013 . وقُدمت الجائزة من قبل رئيس البرتغال، سعادة أنيبال كافاكو سيلفا، في حفل أقيم في قاعة مجلس الشيوخ في البرلمان البرتغالي. Lisbon, 12 June 2014 — Mawlana Hazar Imam and human rights activist Suzanne Jabbour were awarded the Council of Europe's 2013 North-South Prize toda -
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- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 72:03
- Updated: 22 Jan 2014
- views: 309
- author: European University Institute
On 12 October 2011, His Excellency the President of the Portuguese Republic, Aníbal António Cavaco Silva, gives a public lecture....
On 12 October 2011, His Excellency the President of the Portuguese Republic, Aníbal António Cavaco Silva, gives a public lecture.
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On 12 October 2011, His Excellency the President of the Portuguese Republic, Aníbal António Cavaco Silva, gives a public lecture.
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V7Inter: XX Cumbre Iberoamericana (5 de 17)
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2014 North-South Prize's award ceremony (in English)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 59:37
- Updated: 07 Jul 2015
- views: 28
The North-South Centre of the Council of Europe awarded the 2014 North-South Prizes to Sister Dr. Maura Lynch and to André Azoulay, for their commitment and det...
The North-South Centre of the Council of Europe awarded the 2014 North-South Prizes to Sister Dr. Maura Lynch and to André Azoulay, for their commitment and determination in promoting human rights, their action towards respect and dignity of human beings and for the promotion of intercultural dialogue.
The award ceremony took place on July 1st 2015 at the Assembly of the Portuguese Republic in Lisbon, in the presence of the President of the Republic of Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Thorbjørn Jagland, the Chair of the Executive Committee of the North-South Centre, Jean-Marie Heydt, and several other eminent personalities.
wn.com/2014 North South Prize's Award Ceremony (In English)
The North-South Centre of the Council of Europe awarded the 2014 North-South Prizes to Sister Dr. Maura Lynch and to André Azoulay, for their commitment and determination in promoting human rights, their action towards respect and dignity of human beings and for the promotion of intercultural dialogue.
The award ceremony took place on July 1st 2015 at the Assembly of the Portuguese Republic in Lisbon, in the presence of the President of the Republic of Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Thorbjørn Jagland, the Chair of the Executive Committee of the North-South Centre, Jean-Marie Heydt, and several other eminent personalities.
- published: 07 Jul 2015
- views: 28
Programa Assembleia Geral ETV: Como avalia o desempenho do Presidente da República?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:48
- Updated: 26 Jun 2013
- views: 111
- author: Gesventure
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SVc2LX_2011: Closing Speeches
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 23:42
- Updated: 23 Sep 2012
- views: 13
- author: Silicon Valley comes to Lisbon
João Trigo da Roza (APBA) Pedro Rocha Viera (Beta-i) Sua Excelencia O Presidente da Republica Aníbal Cavaco Silva....
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wn.com/Svc2Lx 2011 Closing Speeches
João Trigo da Roza (APBA) Pedro Rocha Viera (Beta-i) Sua Excelencia O Presidente da Republica Aníbal Cavaco Silva.
- published: 23 Sep 2012
- views: 13
- author: Silicon Valley comes to Lisbon
الآغا خان وسوزان جبور استلام جائزة الشمال والجنوب قاعة مجلس الشيوخ والبرلمان لشبونة
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 59:36
- Updated: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 14
لشبونة، 12 حزيران 2014 - مُنح مولانا الإمام والناشطة في مجال حقوق الإنسان سوزان جبور جائة مجلس أوربا بين الشمال والجنوب لعام 2013 . وقُدمت الجائزة من قبل رئيس ...
لشبونة، 12 حزيران 2014 - مُنح مولانا الإمام والناشطة في مجال حقوق الإنسان سوزان جبور جائة مجلس أوربا بين الشمال والجنوب لعام 2013 . وقُدمت الجائزة من قبل رئيس البرتغال، سعادة أنيبال كافاكو سيلفا، في حفل أقيم في قاعة مجلس الشيوخ في البرلمان البرتغالي.
Lisbon, 12 June 2014 — Mawlana Hazar Imam and human rights activist Suzanne Jabbour were awarded the Council of Europe's 2013 North-South Prize today. The prize was presented by the President of Portugal, His Excellency Aníbal Cavaco Silva, at a ceremony held in the Senate Hall of the Portuguese Parliament.
wn.com/الآغا خان وسوزان جبور استلام جائزة الشمال والجنوب قاعة مجلس الشيوخ والبرلمان لشبونة
لشبونة، 12 حزيران 2014 - مُنح مولانا الإمام والناشطة في مجال حقوق الإنسان سوزان جبور جائة مجلس أوربا بين الشمال والجنوب لعام 2013 . وقُدمت الجائزة من قبل رئيس البرتغال، سعادة أنيبال كافاكو سيلفا، في حفل أقيم في قاعة مجلس الشيوخ في البرلمان البرتغالي.
Lisbon, 12 June 2014 — Mawlana Hazar Imam and human rights activist Suzanne Jabbour were awarded the Council of Europe's 2013 North-South Prize today. The prize was presented by the President of Portugal, His Excellency Aníbal Cavaco Silva, at a ceremony held in the Senate Hall of the Portuguese Parliament.
- published: 13 Jun 2014
- views: 14
Premios Nueva Economía Fórum 2011 y 2012
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 68:26
- Updated: 07 Jan 2014
- views: 189
- author: nuevaeconomiaforum
Ceremonia de entrega de los Premios Nueva Economía Fórum 2011 y 2012, entregados, respectivamente, al presidente del Gobierno de la República de Portugal, An......
Ceremonia de entrega de los Premios Nueva Economía Fórum 2011 y 2012, entregados, respectivamente, al presidente del Gobierno de la República de Portugal, An...
wn.com/Premios Nueva Economía Fórum 2011 Y 2012
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Cerimónia do Prémio Norte-Sul 2014 (em português)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 58:13
- Updated: 07 Jul 2015
- views: 8
The North-South Centre of the Council of Europe awarded the 2014 North-South Prizes to Sister Dr. Maura Lynch and to André Azoulay, for their commitment and det...
The North-South Centre of the Council of Europe awarded the 2014 North-South Prizes to Sister Dr. Maura Lynch and to André Azoulay, for their commitment and determination in promoting human rights, their action towards respect and dignity of human beings and for the promotion of intercultural dialogue.
The award ceremony took place on July 1st 2015 at the Assembly of the Portuguese Republic in Lisbon, in the presence of the President of the Republic of Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Thorbjørn Jagland, the Chair of the Executive Committee of the North-South Centre, Jean-Marie Heydt, and several other eminent personalities.
wn.com/Cerimónia Do Prémio Norte Sul 2014 (Em Português)
The North-South Centre of the Council of Europe awarded the 2014 North-South Prizes to Sister Dr. Maura Lynch and to André Azoulay, for their commitment and determination in promoting human rights, their action towards respect and dignity of human beings and for the promotion of intercultural dialogue.
The award ceremony took place on July 1st 2015 at the Assembly of the Portuguese Republic in Lisbon, in the presence of the President of the Republic of Portugal, Aníbal Cavaco Silva, the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Thorbjørn Jagland, the Chair of the Executive Committee of the North-South Centre, Jean-Marie Heydt, and several other eminent personalities.
- published: 07 Jul 2015
- views: 8
Herman José entrevista Cavaco Silva
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 40:38
- Updated: 15 Jul 2014
- views: 1789
- author: Mr. Hermaniaco
Herman Sic....
Herman Sic.
wn.com/Herman José Entrevista Cavaco Silva
Herman Sic.
- published: 25 Jul 2012
- views: 1789
- author: Mr. Hermaniaco
Debates Presidenciais 2011 - Fernando Nobre e Cavaco Silva -(Completo)-
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 34:54
- Updated: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 1495
- author: Maria Teresa Serrenho
Debates Presidenciais 2011 - Fernando Nobre e Cavaco Silva -(Completo)-...
Debates Presidenciais 2011 - Fernando Nobre e Cavaco Silva -(Completo)-
wn.com/Debates Presidenciais 2011 Fernando Nobre E Cavaco Silva (Completo)
Debates Presidenciais 2011 - Fernando Nobre e Cavaco Silva -(Completo)-
- published: 24 Dec 2010
- views: 1495
- author: Maria Teresa Serrenho
Presidenciais 2011 - Cavaco Silva em entrevista com Judite de Sousa
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:35
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 918
- author: Projecto tretas.org
Mais detalhes em: http://bit.ly/hpsldQ....
Mais detalhes em: http://bit.ly/hpsldQ.
wn.com/Presidenciais 2011 Cavaco Silva Em Entrevista Com Judite De Sousa
Mais detalhes em: http://bit.ly/hpsldQ.
- published: 28 Mar 2011
- views: 918
- author: Projecto tretas.org
2011 09 29 Entrevista Cavaco Silva TVI
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 46:22
- Updated: 14 Feb 2013
- views: 51
- author: Joao Reinhart
...
wn.com/2011 09 29 Entrevista Cavaco Silva Tvi
- published: 14 Feb 2013
- views: 51
- author: Joao Reinhart
ARMA3COOP: "Operacja Morska Bryza v2" (DaWiD96)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 78:16
- Updated: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 43
Nazwa: "Operacja Morska Bryza v2"
Mapa: porto
Autor misji: Operacja Morska Bryza v2
Opis:
15 września 2014 - 4:03 - Polskie władze utraciły łączność z przelat...
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Mapa: porto
Autor misji: Operacja Morska Bryza v2
Opis:
15 września 2014 - 4:03 - Polskie władze utraciły łączność z przelatującym w okolicach wybrzeża portugalskiego C-130. Na jego pokładzie znajdował się syn Generała Gałgana, podpułkownik Marek Gałgan. Wraz z grupą specjalistów ds wojskowości wracali ze spotkania NATO dotyczącego relacji NATO-Rosja.
15 września 2014 - 7:07 - Władze portugalskie oględnie informują o niepokojącej sytuacji jaka wywiązała się na Maderze. W kierunku archipelagu zostają wysłane portugalskie siły reagowania straży przybrzeżnej.
15 września 2014 - 14:30 - Władze portugalskie kontaktują się osobiście z władzami polskimi. W rejonie Madery zauważono niezidentyfikowane siły. Wedle zeznań świadków nieoznakowany okręt desantował łodzie wypełnione żołnierzami i wysłał je w kierunku Porto Santo.
15 września 2014 - 19:00 - W Internecie zostaje zamieszczone nagranie, na którym to nieznani sprawcy oraz ich przywódca, każący się zwać 'Motorola' ogłasza swoje żądania. Polska ma natychmiast zaprzestać oficjalnego oraz nieoficjalnego wspierania strony Ukraińskiej w rzezi dokonywanej na wolnym narodzie zajmującym terytorium krymsko-donieckie. Dodatkowo ma cofnąć niesłusznie nałożone na Rosję sankcje oraz uznać niepodległość Wolnej Republiki Donieckiej. Jeśli żądania nie zostaną spełnione w ciągu najbliższych 24h, zaczną ginąć polscy obywatele. Jeden, co godzinę.
15 września 2014 - 21:30 - Portugalczycy potwierdzają w rozmowie z polskim prezydentem, iż z dużą dozą pewności polski samolot został zestrzelony nad archipelagiem Maderskim. Jednocześnie Portugalia informuje, iż 'sytuacja jest pod kontrolą'. Wysłano negocjatorów.
15 września 23:01 - Aníbal Cavaco Silva, prezydent Portugali przylatuje do Warszawy. Za zamkniętymi drzwiami pałacu prezydenckiego toczą się rozmowy. Wkrótce do pałacu dociera również generał Gałgan oraz płk Piotr Gąstał, dowódca GROMU.
16 września 2:03 - Pełna mobilizacja w koszarach wojsk specjalnych GROM oraz FORMOZA. Portugalia przyznała, iż nie jest sama w stanie poradzić sobie w zaistniałej sytuacji i poprosiła Polskę o pomoc militarną. Oczywiście wszystko to nieoficjalnie.
16 września 5:15 - Żołnierze, bracia. Ruszamy ratować naszych chłopców. Pakować manatki i do samolotów. Ruszamy na Madery!
16 września 10:21 - Wylądowaliśmy na Portugalskim lotnisku wojskowym, gdzie przetransportowano nas na dwa statki. Kierunek Porto Santo.
16 września 14:17 - Nad Maderami przechodzi sztorm. Do tego gęsta mgła ogranicza widoczność. Idealne warunki by zacząć operację. Ma być cicho i skutecznie.
16 września 16:00 - FORMOZA dobija do celu i wyładowuje sprzęt, przygotowując się do operacji.
16 września 16:40 - GROM dociera do celu i przerzuca sprzęt do tymczasowej bazy wypadowej, na południe od Porto Santo.
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Nazwa: "Operacja Morska Bryza v2"
Mapa: porto
Autor misji: Operacja Morska Bryza v2
Opis:
15 września 2014 - 4:03 - Polskie władze utraciły łączność z przelatującym w okolicach wybrzeża portugalskiego C-130. Na jego pokładzie znajdował się syn Generała Gałgana, podpułkownik Marek Gałgan. Wraz z grupą specjalistów ds wojskowości wracali ze spotkania NATO dotyczącego relacji NATO-Rosja.
15 września 2014 - 7:07 - Władze portugalskie oględnie informują o niepokojącej sytuacji jaka wywiązała się na Maderze. W kierunku archipelagu zostają wysłane portugalskie siły reagowania straży przybrzeżnej.
15 września 2014 - 14:30 - Władze portugalskie kontaktują się osobiście z władzami polskimi. W rejonie Madery zauważono niezidentyfikowane siły. Wedle zeznań świadków nieoznakowany okręt desantował łodzie wypełnione żołnierzami i wysłał je w kierunku Porto Santo.
15 września 2014 - 19:00 - W Internecie zostaje zamieszczone nagranie, na którym to nieznani sprawcy oraz ich przywódca, każący się zwać 'Motorola' ogłasza swoje żądania. Polska ma natychmiast zaprzestać oficjalnego oraz nieoficjalnego wspierania strony Ukraińskiej w rzezi dokonywanej na wolnym narodzie zajmującym terytorium krymsko-donieckie. Dodatkowo ma cofnąć niesłusznie nałożone na Rosję sankcje oraz uznać niepodległość Wolnej Republiki Donieckiej. Jeśli żądania nie zostaną spełnione w ciągu najbliższych 24h, zaczną ginąć polscy obywatele. Jeden, co godzinę.
15 września 2014 - 21:30 - Portugalczycy potwierdzają w rozmowie z polskim prezydentem, iż z dużą dozą pewności polski samolot został zestrzelony nad archipelagiem Maderskim. Jednocześnie Portugalia informuje, iż 'sytuacja jest pod kontrolą'. Wysłano negocjatorów.
15 września 23:01 - Aníbal Cavaco Silva, prezydent Portugali przylatuje do Warszawy. Za zamkniętymi drzwiami pałacu prezydenckiego toczą się rozmowy. Wkrótce do pałacu dociera również generał Gałgan oraz płk Piotr Gąstał, dowódca GROMU.
16 września 2:03 - Pełna mobilizacja w koszarach wojsk specjalnych GROM oraz FORMOZA. Portugalia przyznała, iż nie jest sama w stanie poradzić sobie w zaistniałej sytuacji i poprosiła Polskę o pomoc militarną. Oczywiście wszystko to nieoficjalnie.
16 września 5:15 - Żołnierze, bracia. Ruszamy ratować naszych chłopców. Pakować manatki i do samolotów. Ruszamy na Madery!
16 września 10:21 - Wylądowaliśmy na Portugalskim lotnisku wojskowym, gdzie przetransportowano nas na dwa statki. Kierunek Porto Santo.
16 września 14:17 - Nad Maderami przechodzi sztorm. Do tego gęsta mgła ogranicza widoczność. Idealne warunki by zacząć operację. Ma być cicho i skutecznie.
16 września 16:00 - FORMOZA dobija do celu i wyładowuje sprzęt, przygotowując się do operacji.
16 września 16:40 - GROM dociera do celu i przerzuca sprzęt do tymczasowej bazy wypadowej, na południe od Porto Santo.
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Cavaco Silva "pode fazer uma grande segunda parte"
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Discurso do Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva na Garland 21.01.2012
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Extended interview with Portuguese President Cavaco Silva
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Rádio Comercial | A M'nha Reforma - Vasco Palmeirim featuring Aníbal Cavaco Silva
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Presidente da Estónia envergonha Aníbal Cavaco Silva
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Portugal: Cristiano Ronaldo granted national honours by President Anibal Cavaco Silva
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Outra Coisa #185 - Aníbal Cavaco Silva fala da manifestação
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ANÍBAL CAVACO SILVA - Homenagem Aos Militares Dia de PORTUGAL - 10 de Junho 2015
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Rádio ONU entrevista Aníbal Cavaco Silva, presidente de Portugal
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Discurso Presidente da República Portuguesa, Professor Doutor Aníbal Cavaco Silva
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Aníbal Cavaco Silva: Os portugueses podem confiar no BES!
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published: 19 Jun 2015
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Aníbal Cavaco Silva MENTE aos Portugueses sobre o BES.
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Herman José - Dra.Maria Toucinho do Ceu e Anibal Cavaco Silva
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Anibal Cavaco Silva no Reformados em dificuldades
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EuroNews - Interview - Anibal Cavaco Silva - IT
Anibal Cavaco Silva, presidente del Portogallo, era primo ministro nel 1992 quando il suo ...
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EuroNews - Interview - Aníbal Cavaco Silva
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EuroNews - Interview - Anibal Cavaco Silva - GE
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EuroNews - Interview - ES - Aníbal Cavaco Silva
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EuroNews - Interview - ES - Aníbal Cavaco Silva
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O Comunicado de CAVACO SILVA ao País sobre novo Governo, na íntegra 06 de Outubro 2015
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José Mourinho treinador do ano " Sou um Orgulhoso Português" Coach of the Year
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Visita do PR Anibal Cavaco Silva ao NRP Gago Coutinho e NRP Sagres
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Visita do PR Anibal Cavaco Silva ao NRP Gago Coutinho e NRP Sagres
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Entrevista a Cavaco Silva CPLP e Lusofonia
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Cavaco Silva desmaia durante o discurso do 10 de junho
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published: 10 Jun 2014
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Portugal’s President to nominate Prime Minister after post-election talks break down
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published: 15 Oct 2015
Portugal’s President to nominate Prime Minister after post-election talks break down
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Portugal’s President to nominate Prime Minister after post-election talks break down
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Portugal’s President to nominate Prime Minister after post-election talks break down
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Aníbal Cavaco Silva President of Portugal
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Cavaco Silva marca eleições legislativas para 4 de Outubro
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Cavaco Silva marca eleições legislativas para 4 de Outubro
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Mexican President Pena Nieto visits Portugal
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Mexican President Pena Nieto visits Portugal
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Heads of states at 8th Cotec Foundation Summit
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published: 31 Jul 2015
Heads of states at 8th Cotec Foundation Summit
Heads of states at 8th Cotec Foundation Summit
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Chancellor Merkel arrives, welcomed by President Cavaco Silva
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published: 31 Jul 2015
Chancellor Merkel arrives, welcomed by President Cavaco Silva
Chancellor Merkel arrives, welcomed by President Cavaco Silva
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Colombian President Santos visits Portugal
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published: 31 Jul 2015
Colombian President Santos visits Portugal
Colombian President Santos visits Portugal
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Inauguração do Centro Escolar de Sousel
O Presidente da República, Prof. Dr. Aníbal Cavaco Silva inaugurou, no dia 24 de julho, o ...
published: 31 Jul 2015
Inauguração do Centro Escolar de Sousel
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Portugal's president rejects election calls; says government to stay in power
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Portugal's president rejects election calls; says government to stay in power
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President Rousseff takes part in national day celebrations
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published: 31 Jul 2015
President Rousseff takes part in national day celebrations
President Rousseff takes part in national day celebrations
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Rally against austerity measures as leaders to detail coalition-saving pact
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Portuguese president rules out early election despite political crisis
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Portuguese president rules out early election despite political crisis
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Debating Europe: President Aníbal António Cavaco Silva, 12 October 2011
On 12 October 2011, His Excellency the President of the Portuguese Republic, Aníbal Antóni...
published: 20 Oct 2011
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Debating Europe: President Aníbal António Cavaco Silva, 12 October 2011
Debating Europe: President Aníbal António Cavaco Silva, 12 October 2011
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"Façam um bom oó" - Cavaco Silva (1 hora)
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2014 North-South Prize's award ceremony (in English)
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SVc2LX_2011: Closing Speeches
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Cerimónia do Prémio Norte-Sul 2014 (em português)
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Debates Presidenciais 2011 - Fernando Nobre e Cavaco Silva -(Completo)-
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Miley Cyrus Gets Very Nude for 'V' Magazine
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In V magazine’s Winter issue, they have a photo spread of backstage mischief at this past year’s MTV Video Music Awards. Considering Miley Cyrus’ ... ....
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Billionaire buys world's most expensive diamond for his 7-year-old
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(CNN)It weighs a hefty 12.03 carats. The color? An exceptionally fancy vivid blue. On Wednesday, the 'Blue Moon' diamond sold for a whopping $48.4 million, making it the world's most expensive diamond. According to the auctioneer David Bennett, it is the "highest price per carat" ever obtained for any kind of stone. The record sale, which took place at a Sotheby's auction in Geneva, was a headline in itself ... Read More. Who is Josephine? ... ....
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Kremlin-controlled TV airs 'secret' plans for nuclear weapon
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President Vladimir Putin's spokesman says plans for a new submarine-launched nuclear torpedo shown on Kremlin-controlled television were secret and should never have been aired ... ....
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Scientists find 'most important planet outside our solar system'
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A small planet, just a bit bigger than Earth, has been spotted in our stellar neighbourhood, just 39 light-years away. Known as GJ 1132b, it is the closest rocky exoplanet to have ever been found, and astronomers say it could provide our most in-depth look yet at an alien world not so different than our own ... The newly discovered planet is just 16 per cent larger than Earth, and it is made of rock and metal like our own planet ... ....
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Portugal eyes experiment with anti-austerity policies
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President Anibal Cavaco Silva began formal procedures for a change of power by meeting Wednesday with the speaker of Parliament and outgoing Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho ... ....
Portugal in Limbo as Finance Minister Evokes the Ghost of Greece
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After a loose alliance ofleft-wing parties on Tuesday ousted Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho in a parliamentary vote, thenation of 11 million people awaits President Anibal Cavaco Silva to pick his successor ... Socialist leader Antonio Costa is urging Silva to let him head up a minority government with the support of other left-wing parties, but ......
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What's happening in Europe on Thursday.. + EU hopes for Africa migrant deal at summit. + Putin vows to take action on doping. VALLETTA ... Picture. Video. (EUROPE-MIGRANTS-EU-AFRICA-MIGRATION). MOSCOW ... - Other items - ... Portugal's President Anibal Cavaco Silva begins consultations to choose who will lead the country after the leftwing opposition toppled the 11-day-old conservative minority government in a dramatic parliamentary vote ... KIEV....
Sterling: No Liverpool regrets
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That is what I have done and I have no regrets," Sterling said ... Sterling has settled in quickly to life at the Etihad and has helped City move to the top of the Premier League despite key duo Sergio Aguero and David Silva missing multiple games through injury ... "I go into training every day and see the players of that calibre that I am work with - like Vinny [Vincent Kompany, Sergio [Aguero], David [Silva], Joe [Hart]," Sterling said ... ....
Shakhtar on international duty: Fred shattered crossbar (JSC FC Shakhtar Donetsk)
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(Source. JSC FC Shakhtar Donetsk) ... Brazil U23 2-1 USA U23. Goals ... Brazil. Ederson, Fabinho, Rodrigo Ely, Doria, Wendell (Jorge, 86'), Lucas Silva (Rodrigo Caio, 82'), Fred, Felipe Anderson (Valdivia, 76'), Gabriel (Gustavo Scarpa, 82'), Luan (Kennedy, 77'), Gabriel Jesus (Marlon, 58') ... Lucas Silva and Fred produced great strikes from outside the penalty area only to see the opposition keeper stop them....
‘Operation Reveille’ wraps homeless veterans in help
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TAMPA — Walking into the crowded hall, David Silva couldn’t stop himself scanning the room for possible threats ... Diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, Silva has flitted between jobs and relationships since becoming a civilian ... Silva, the army veteran, was paired with Becca Marshall, a University of South Florida student whose husband serves in the U.S....
U-23 Men's National Team Falls 2-1 in First of Two Friendlies vs. Brazil (USSF - ...
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(Source. USSF - US Soccer Federation) ... RECIFE, Brazil (Nov ... However, just before the half time whistle a long distribution from Brazil goalkeeper Ederson found Lucas Silva, who put Gabriel in on goal, and the Brazil forward made no mistake, rounding U.S ... Early in the second half, Lucas Silva then set up Luan, who curled a wicked bending shot from the top right corner of the box into the opposite side netting, leaving substitute U.S....
Minister Highlight Sector Transports in 40 Years of Freedom
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[ANGOP] Luanda -The country's transport sector has played in the 40 years of freedom a strategic and fundamental role in linking the production, distribution and consumption, said Wednesday the Minister of Transport, Augusto da Silva Tomás ... ....
So You Like Bananas? Me Too! Our Speed Date With Global Activists
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5.15 PM ET. Jason Beaubien. Facebook Twitter Instagram. i ... Akash Ghai/NPR hide caption ... Akash Ghai/NPR ... i. Elsamarie D'Silva, an Aspen fellow from India who focusses on gender based violence and harassment, speaks with a reporter during the speed dating session ... Elsamarie D'Silva, an Aspen fellow from India who focusses on gender based violence and harassment, speaks with a reporter during the speed dating session ... ElsaMarie D'Silva, India ... ... ....
Raheem Sterling talks up 'calibre' of team-mates - since leaving Liverpool
Edit The Independent 12 Nov 2015Nathaniel Marston passes away nearly two weeks after tragic car accident
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Nearly two weeks ago Nathaniel Marston was in a near-fatal car accident. The initial prognosis was not good, but he had been improving as the days passed ... Whether you knew him from “As the World Turns” as Eddie >Silva or “One Life to Live” as Al Holden or Micheal McBain, you knew he was a talented actor ... . ...
Lasers hit aircraft in New York, Dallas; one suspect arrested
Edit Toronto Sun 12 Nov 2015
Dangerous beams from handheld lasers struck aircraft flying over two U.S. cities on Wednesday night, with police in New York arresting one man and an investigation in Dallas continuing ... (2215 GMT) on Wednesday ... Ossieo Silva, 20, was charged with felony and misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment....
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