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The Bank of Portugal on Sunday picked a new chief executive for Novo Banco, successor to Banco Espirito Santo , following the embarrassing resignation of its three top managers appointed only two months ago. Eduardo Stock da Cunha an experienced international banker who has worked at lenders like Santander and Lloyds in Britain, Portugal, Spain and the United States, became the new head of the bank that the central bank aims to sell off swiftly to recover state loans. BES, Portugal's largest listed lender, had to be rescued last month after the collapse of the business empire of its founding Espirito Santo family, whose main holding firms are under creditor protection.
http://news.yahoo.com/bank-portugal-picks-ceo-bes-successor-novo-banco-174447690--finance.html
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In the context of the COEURE workshop on Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises,
- Isabel Correia | Bank of Portugal
- John Hassler | Stockholm University
speak about research on EU economic policy done after the financial crisis and whether we have better tools today to understand its origins and how to address these or whether there are still important knowledge gaps we need to fill, as to better support policy-makers to design financial and monetary policy.
COEURE PROJECT [ LINK: http://www.coeure.eu/]
The COEURE Coordination Action (which stands for COoperation for EUropean REsearch in
Economics) brings together the key stakeholders in the European economic research space – funders,
policy-makers and researchers – in a process of stocktaking, consultation and stakeholder
collaboration. The aim of this process is to identify the knowledge gaps on key EU economic policy
issues and assess the current challenges and opportunities facing European-based researchers, with the
ultimate goal to inform the European agenda for research funding. COEURE is funded by the FP7
SSH research programme and it is coordinated by the European Economic Association.
COEURE workshop on Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises LINK http://www.eui.eu/DepartmentsAndCentres/Economics/SeminarsEvents/Conferences/COEUREWorkshoponFiscalandMonetaryPoliciesAfterTheCrises.aspx
Organised by
Prof. Giancarlo Corsetti - University of Cambridge
Prof. Ramon Marimon – European University Institute
- published: 22 Jun 2015
- views: 145
The three key executives charged with rebuilding Portugal's Novo Banco - the successor to Banco Espirito Santo after a state rescue last month - said on Saturday they had tendered their resignations.
The announcement followed a reported disagreement over strategy with the central bank.
Chief Executive Vitor Bento, Financial Director Joao Moreira Rato and Deputy Chief Executive Jose Honorio said in a joint statement they had communicated to the Bank of Portugal their intention to resign earlier this week "giving time to prepare a smooth transition to a new management team".
They said, "Our decision to resign is due to the fact that our mandate significantly changed since we began our roles, in mid-July. During our time at Novo Banco, we have contributed to the stabilization of the bank, taken steps to normalize operations and improve systems and launched a medium-term plan."
http://news.yahoo.com/vitor-bento-resigns-ceo-portugals-bes-bank-successor-124316042--finance.html
http://www.wochit.com
- published: 13 Sep 2014
- views: 50
Portugal is to bailout its largest listed bank to the sum of 4.9 billion euros.
The rescue of Banco Espirito Santo or BES follows a weekend of talks between Portuguese and European Union officials and comes after it posted a record half-year loss of nearly 3.6 billion euros.
The upshot is the bank will be split into two: a so-called 'good bank' and a 'bad bank.'
The Governor of the Bank of Portugal, Carlos Costa explained the plan:
"A new bank, named Novo Banco, has been born. The healt…
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- published: 04 Aug 2014
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On the right hand side bank of the Tagus River, you will find Lisbon, the largest city in Portugal, a historic capital, a city of character and natural charm, where 800 years of different cultural influences mingle with modern trends and lifestyles creating truly spectacular contrasts. This city is famous for its light and climate and offers you wonderful stroll sites throughout several areas of the city. The capital of Portugal offers one of the most cosmopolitan, dynamic and diverse lifestyles in Europe. Eating in Lisbon is always a pleasure. Fresh fish and delicious fruit and vegetables are brought to the markets every day from the surrounding areas and are used to prepare delicious meals. To end on a sweet note you can enjoy a pastry cream tart, pastel de Belém or pastel de nata, to make your mouth water. This tour allows you to become acquainted with the charms of this amazing city and its' magnificent metropolitan region. In the Lisbon sub-region, we visit Sintra and the Pena National Palace and its' magnificent surroundings. The town of Sintra, was designated in 1995 a World Heritage Site for the "Cultural Landscape of Sintra". Here we can appreciate the nostalgic atmosphere, contemplate the amazing scenery, hear the rustling of the wind and delight yourself with the odours and scents from the earth, mountains and valleys.
Lisbon City Tour (1 Day)
As you arrive in Belém (Bethlehem in English), you can contemplate two emblematic monuments, the Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery. Both monuments are a tribute to the Portuguese Age of Discovery and World Heritage Sites classified by UNESCO. Both were built in the XVI century, the golden age of the Lusitanian Nation. The tower symbolically stands at the precise point where the Restelo Beach use to be; the departure point of ships and caravels on their expeditions to discover the oceans and new worlds. The Jerónimos Monastery's construction begun in 1502 and took 50 years to be completed. This monument is generally referred to as "the jewel" of the Manuelino style and as the ultimate symbol of the Portuguese Age of Discovery. To end-off this tour, you can enjoy the famous Pastel de Belém, pastries that have been in production since 1837
Sintra, Cabo da Roca and Cascais (1 Day)
Sintra is a beautiful romantic village at the base of the Sintra Mountain Range, whose unique characteristics have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site for the "Cultural Landscape of Sintra" -- i.e., both the natural and built heritage of the village and mountain range are considered. In the nineteenth century, Sintra was the first focus of European Romantic architecture. The guided tour includes a visit to the National Palace of Sintra, the only example of medieval royal palaces in Portugal; an ex-líbris of the village; the beautiful landscape of the Park, followed by a drive to the regional wine cellar of Colares where you can taste the unique regional wine just before arriving at Cabo da Roca; the westernmost point of mainland Europe. The return to Lisbon and the hotel is made driving alongside the coast, passing through the towns of Cascais and Estoril.
- published: 17 Nov 2010
- views: 6160
Global stock markets SLIPPED... on fresh concerns over the health of a leading Portugese bank.
The latest crisis in the European nation is raising fears... that the country could fall into financial trouble... once again.
Hwang Ji-hye tells us more. Stock markets in the United States and especially in Europe took a massive hit on Thursday.
France lost almost 60 points and in England... the markets dropped 45 points.
Wall Street recovered most of its nerve at the opening of trading,... with the Dow losing 70 points, the S&P; 500 falling 8, and the Nasdaq, 22 points.
So what is haunting the market?
The soundness of Portugal's largest bank, Banco Espirito Santo.
The tension centers on Espirito Santo International,... the largest shareholder in Portugal's top-listed bank.
It allegedly missed a debt payment this week... and was held responsible for accounting irregularities.
Amid the feeble pace of economic recovery in Europe,... analysts say the rally in global stock markets shows that investors are still very worried about the overall financial health of the region.
That's also raising fears... that Portugal might face a crisis again,... just about a month after emerging from a bailout.
Portugal's regulator halted trading at the troubled bank after its share price crashed 17-percent.
The Portuguese government insists... that its biggest bank is solid... and that the drop in stock prices simply reflects trouble at the parent company.
Investors, however, are skeptical,... saying they have heard such reassurances in Europe before... and that the size of the problem remains unclear.
Hwang Ji-hye, Arirang News.
- published: 11 Jul 2014
- views: 181
Portugal's largest bank has run into some trouble.
Reports of a missed debt payment sent shockwaves across the markets worldwide on Thursday and Friday, raising fears that the effect could end up bogging down Europe's already sluggish economic recovery.
Kim Ji-yeon reports. Stock markets in the United States and Europe tumbled on Thursday.
Markets in Europe dropped across the board,... while Wall Street recovered most of its nerve at the opening of trading,... with the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P; 500 losing around half-a-percent.
The tension stemmed from the fall of Portugal's largest bank, the Banco Espirito Santo.
The institution allegedly missed a debt payment this week... and was held responsible for accounting irregularities.
With the unstable pace of economic recovery in Europe,... analysts say the shock in global stock markets shows that investors are worried about the overall financial health of the region.
It's also raising fears... that Portugal might face a crisis again,... just about a month after emerging from a bailout.
Portugal's regulator halted trading at the troubled bank after its share price dumped 17 percent.
The Portuguese government insists... its biggest bank is solid... and that the only trouble is at its parent company.
Investors, however, remain skeptical.
They say they've heard such reassurances before... and that the scale of the problem remains unclear.
Stock markets in Asia also slid on the news out of Portugal.
The Nikkei dropped more than 30 percent to around 15-thousand 2-hundred.
"Right now, it looks more like a regional crisis than an international one, like in the case of Greece in 2011. The Portuguese government has some room to respond to resolve the situation. Still, it's likely to affect the Korean stock markets until early next week."
The nation's benchmark KOSPI fell more than 14 points to close out the week at 1-thousand 9-hundred-88.
Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.
- published: 11 Jul 2014
- views: 350
Worries over the health of one of Portugal's largest financial groups hit the country's stock market hard Thursday and pushed up its borrowing rates. The tensions are centered on the Espirito Santo group of companies, which includes Portugal's largest bank Banco Espirito Santo. Share trading in the bank was suspended after a precipitous fall of more than 16 percent, dragging the Lisbon stock exchange down more than 4 percent and pushing up the yield on Portugal's benchmark 10-year bonds by 0.13 percentage points to 3.89 percent.
http://news.yahoo.com/bank-fears-reignite-portugal-market-tensions-130206375.html
http://www.wochit.com
- published: 10 Jul 2014
- views: 178
http://usawatchdog.com/weekly-news-wrap-up-7-11-14/ Hamas has started rocket attacks on various targets in Israel. Israel is making counter attacks that have claimed the lives of dozens in Gaza. One big development is the rockets that Hamas is using are now more powerful and have up to a 100 mile range. In 2012, the rockets had only a 50 mile range. Israel has called up at least 40,000 troops and is getting ready for a ground assault in Gaza against Hamas.
In Ukraine, it looks like pro government forces have the upper hand and have been winning over the pro-Russian separatists. I do not know how long this is going to last before Russia steps in.
Closer to home on the southern U.S. border, illegal aliens continue to cross over by the thousands. Texas Governor Rick Perry forced a meeting with President Obama that some say he laughed through. There are photos of the President laughing on one side of a table and Governor Perry and his lieutenants on the other side--not smiling.
On the economic front, Portugal's largest bank missed a bond payment and defaulted on debt. You think that does not affect you? Think again. The global banking system is interconnected. This default could cause a daisy chain of defaults that could and probably will hit the global banking system.
Finally, former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was convicted of bribery, fraud and money laundering. He will be serving the next ten years in jail. If Nagin can get ten years for money laundering, why hasn't one big banker been jailed for laundering money for terrorists such as Iran and Sudan?
Join Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com as he analyzes these stories and more in the Weekly News Wrap-Up.
- published: 11 Jul 2014
- views: 31760
On Sunday, Portugal’s central bank unveiled a €4.9 billion (or $6.6 billion) rescue plan for Banco Espírito Santo. The central bank revealed the plan to rescue the country’s second largest lender by breaking up the bank and pumping billions of euros worth of state money into it. Erin takes a look.
Then, Erin is joined by William White, chairman of the Economic Development and Review Committee at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, to further explore the issues surrounding public and private debt.
And in The Big Deal, Erin and Edward Harrison continue the discussion about debt in other countries including Ireland, Greece, and the US.
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- published: 05 Aug 2014
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Portugal 
i/ˈpɔrtʃʉɡəl/ (Portuguese: Portugal, IPA: [puɾtuˈɣaɫ]), officially the Portuguese Republic (Portuguese: República Portuguesa) is a country situated in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula . Portugal is the westernmost country of mainland Europe, and is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the West and South and by Spain to the North and East. The Atlantic archipelagos of the Azores and Madeira are part of Portugal. The country is named after its second largest city, Porto, whose Latin name was Portus Cale.
The land within the borders of the current Portuguese Republic has been continuously settled since prehistoric times: occupied by Celts like the Gallaeci and the Lusitanians, integrated into the Roman Republic and later settled by Germanic peoples such as the Suebi, Swabians, Vandals and the Visigoths. In the 8th century most of the Iberian Peninsula was conquered by Moorish invaders professing Islam, which were later expelled by the Knights Templar under the Order of Christ. During the Christian Reconquista, Portugal established itself as an independent kingdom from León in 1139, claiming to be the oldest European nation state.
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0:50Bank Of Portugal Picks New CEO For BES Successor Novo Banco
Bank Of Portugal Picks New CEO For BES Successor Novo BancoBank Of Portugal Picks New CEO For BES Successor Novo Banco
The Bank of Portugal on Sunday picked a new chief executive for Novo Banco, successor to Banco Espirito Santo , following the embarrassing resignation of its three top managers appointed only two months ago. Eduardo Stock da Cunha an experienced international banker who has worked at lenders like Santander and Lloyds in Britain, Portugal, Spain and the United States, became the new head of the bank that the central bank aims to sell off swiftly to recover state loans. BES, Portugal's largest listed lender, had to be rescued last month after the collapse of the business empire of its founding Espirito Santo family, whose main holding firms are under creditor protection. http://news.yahoo.com/bank-portugal-picks-ceo-bes-successor-novo-banco-174447690--finance.html http://www.wochit.com -
4:33Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises | Isabel Correia -Bank of Portugal
Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises | Isabel Correia -Bank of PortugalFiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises | Isabel Correia -Bank of Portugal
In the context of the COEURE workshop on Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises, - Isabel Correia | Bank of Portugal - John Hassler | Stockholm University speak about research on EU economic policy done after the financial crisis and whether we have better tools today to understand its origins and how to address these or whether there are still important knowledge gaps we need to fill, as to better support policy-makers to design financial and monetary policy. COEURE PROJECT [ LINK: http://www.coeure.eu/] The COEURE Coordination Action (which stands for COoperation for EUropean REsearch in Economics) brings together the key stakeholders in the European economic research space – funders, policy-makers and researchers – in a process of stocktaking, consultation and stakeholder collaboration. The aim of this process is to identify the knowledge gaps on key EU economic policy issues and assess the current challenges and opportunities facing European-based researchers, with the ultimate goal to inform the European agenda for research funding. COEURE is funded by the FP7 SSH research programme and it is coordinated by the European Economic Association. COEURE workshop on Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises LINK http://www.eui.eu/DepartmentsAndCentres/Economics/SeminarsEvents/Conferences/COEUREWorkshoponFiscalandMonetaryPoliciesAfterTheCrises.aspx Organised by Prof. Giancarlo Corsetti - University of Cambridge Prof. Ramon Marimon – European University Institute -
1:02Vitor Bento Resigns As CEO Of Portugal's BES Bank Successor
Vitor Bento Resigns As CEO Of Portugal's BES Bank SuccessorVitor Bento Resigns As CEO Of Portugal's BES Bank Successor
The three key executives charged with rebuilding Portugal's Novo Banco - the successor to Banco Espirito Santo after a state rescue last month - said on Saturday they had tendered their resignations. The announcement followed a reported disagreement over strategy with the central bank. Chief Executive Vitor Bento, Financial Director Joao Moreira Rato and Deputy Chief Executive Jose Honorio said in a joint statement they had communicated to the Bank of Portugal their intention to resign earlier this week "giving time to prepare a smooth transition to a new management team". They said, "Our decision to resign is due to the fact that our mandate significantly changed since we began our roles, in mid-July. During our time at Novo Banco, we have contributed to the stabilization of the bank, taken steps to normalize operations and improve systems and launched a medium-term plan." http://news.yahoo.com/vitor-bento-resigns-ceo-portugals-bes-bank-successor-124316042--finance.html http://www.wochit.com -
4:34Call with Bank of Portugal
Call with Bank of PortugalCall with Bank of Portugal
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0:56Portugal splits up its largest and oldest bank in emergency rescue plan
Portugal splits up its largest and oldest bank in emergency rescue planPortugal splits up its largest and oldest bank in emergency rescue plan
Portugal is to bailout its largest listed bank to the sum of 4.9 billion euros. The rescue of Banco Espirito Santo or BES follows a weekend of talks between Portuguese and European Union officials and comes after it posted a record half-year loss of nearly 3.6 billion euros. The upshot is the bank will be split into two: a so-called 'good bank' and a 'bad bank.' The Governor of the Bank of Portugal, Carlos Costa explained the plan: "A new bank, named Novo Banco, has been born. The healt… READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/08/04/portugal-splits-up-its-largest-and-oldest-bank-in-emergency-rescue-plan What is in the news today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeLGPTLVZMp8kczDH7_5Ni euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronews euronews is available in 14 languages: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels In English: Website: http://www.euronews.com/news Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euronews Twitter: http://twitter.com/euronews Google+: http://google.com/+euronews VKontakte: http://vk.com/en.euronews -
1:39Lisbon, the charming capital of Portugal
Lisbon, the charming capital of PortugalLisbon, the charming capital of Portugal
On the right hand side bank of the Tagus River, you will find Lisbon, the largest city in Portugal, a historic capital, a city of character and natural charm, where 800 years of different cultural influences mingle with modern trends and lifestyles creating truly spectacular contrasts. This city is famous for its light and climate and offers you wonderful stroll sites throughout several areas of the city. The capital of Portugal offers one of the most cosmopolitan, dynamic and diverse lifestyles in Europe. Eating in Lisbon is always a pleasure. Fresh fish and delicious fruit and vegetables are brought to the markets every day from the surrounding areas and are used to prepare delicious meals. To end on a sweet note you can enjoy a pastry cream tart, pastel de Belém or pastel de nata, to make your mouth water. This tour allows you to become acquainted with the charms of this amazing city and its' magnificent metropolitan region. In the Lisbon sub-region, we visit Sintra and the Pena National Palace and its' magnificent surroundings. The town of Sintra, was designated in 1995 a World Heritage Site for the "Cultural Landscape of Sintra". Here we can appreciate the nostalgic atmosphere, contemplate the amazing scenery, hear the rustling of the wind and delight yourself with the odours and scents from the earth, mountains and valleys. Lisbon City Tour (1 Day) As you arrive in Belém (Bethlehem in English), you can contemplate two emblematic monuments, the Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery. Both monuments are a tribute to the Portuguese Age of Discovery and World Heritage Sites classified by UNESCO. Both were built in the XVI century, the golden age of the Lusitanian Nation. The tower symbolically stands at the precise point where the Restelo Beach use to be; the departure point of ships and caravels on their expeditions to discover the oceans and new worlds. The Jerónimos Monastery's construction begun in 1502 and took 50 years to be completed. This monument is generally referred to as "the jewel" of the Manuelino style and as the ultimate symbol of the Portuguese Age of Discovery. To end-off this tour, you can enjoy the famous Pastel de Belém, pastries that have been in production since 1837 Sintra, Cabo da Roca and Cascais (1 Day) Sintra is a beautiful romantic village at the base of the Sintra Mountain Range, whose unique characteristics have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site for the "Cultural Landscape of Sintra" -- i.e., both the natural and built heritage of the village and mountain range are considered. In the nineteenth century, Sintra was the first focus of European Romantic architecture. The guided tour includes a visit to the National Palace of Sintra, the only example of medieval royal palaces in Portugal; an ex-líbris of the village; the beautiful landscape of the Park, followed by a drive to the regional wine cellar of Colares where you can taste the unique regional wine just before arriving at Cabo da Roca; the westernmost point of mainland Europe. The return to Lisbon and the hotel is made driving alongside the coast, passing through the towns of Cascais and Estoril. -
0:11Funchal, Madeira - Bank of Portugal and Statue of Zarco
Funchal, Madeira - Bank of Portugal and Statue of ZarcoFunchal, Madeira - Bank of Portugal and Statue of Zarco
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1:40Global stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisis
Global stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisisGlobal stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisis
Global stock markets SLIPPED... on fresh concerns over the health of a leading Portugese bank. The latest crisis in the European nation is raising fears... that the country could fall into financial trouble... once again. Hwang Ji-hye tells us more. Stock markets in the United States and especially in Europe took a massive hit on Thursday. France lost almost 60 points and in England... the markets dropped 45 points. Wall Street recovered most of its nerve at the opening of trading,... with the Dow losing 70 points, the S&P; 500 falling 8, and the Nasdaq, 22 points. So what is haunting the market? The soundness of Portugal's largest bank, Banco Espirito Santo. The tension centers on Espirito Santo International,... the largest shareholder in Portugal's top-listed bank. It allegedly missed a debt payment this week... and was held responsible for accounting irregularities. Amid the feeble pace of economic recovery in Europe,... analysts say the rally in global stock markets shows that investors are still very worried about the overall financial health of the region. That's also raising fears... that Portugal might face a crisis again,... just about a month after emerging from a bailout. Portugal's regulator halted trading at the troubled bank after its share price crashed 17-percent. The Portuguese government insists... that its biggest bank is solid... and that the drop in stock prices simply reflects trouble at the parent company. Investors, however, are skeptical,... saying they have heard such reassurances in Europe before... and that the size of the problem remains unclear. Hwang Ji-hye, Arirang News. -
2:03Global stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisis
Global stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisisGlobal stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisis
Portugal's largest bank has run into some trouble. Reports of a missed debt payment sent shockwaves across the markets worldwide on Thursday and Friday, raising fears that the effect could end up bogging down Europe's already sluggish economic recovery. Kim Ji-yeon reports. Stock markets in the United States and Europe tumbled on Thursday. Markets in Europe dropped across the board,... while Wall Street recovered most of its nerve at the opening of trading,... with the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P; 500 losing around half-a-percent. The tension stemmed from the fall of Portugal's largest bank, the Banco Espirito Santo. The institution allegedly missed a debt payment this week... and was held responsible for accounting irregularities. With the unstable pace of economic recovery in Europe,... analysts say the shock in global stock markets shows that investors are worried about the overall financial health of the region. It's also raising fears... that Portugal might face a crisis again,... just about a month after emerging from a bailout. Portugal's regulator halted trading at the troubled bank after its share price dumped 17 percent. The Portuguese government insists... its biggest bank is solid... and that the only trouble is at its parent company. Investors, however, remain skeptical. They say they've heard such reassurances before... and that the scale of the problem remains unclear. Stock markets in Asia also slid on the news out of Portugal. The Nikkei dropped more than 30 percent to around 15-thousand 2-hundred. "Right now, it looks more like a regional crisis than an international one, like in the case of Greece in 2011. The Portuguese government has some room to respond to resolve the situation. Still, it's likely to affect the Korean stock markets until early next week." The nation's benchmark KOSPI fell more than 14 points to close out the week at 1-thousand 9-hundred-88. Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News. -
0:46Bank Fears Reignite Portugal Market Tensions
Bank Fears Reignite Portugal Market TensionsBank Fears Reignite Portugal Market Tensions
Worries over the health of one of Portugal's largest financial groups hit the country's stock market hard Thursday and pushed up its borrowing rates. The tensions are centered on the Espirito Santo group of companies, which includes Portugal's largest bank Banco Espirito Santo. Share trading in the bank was suspended after a precipitous fall of more than 16 percent, dragging the Lisbon stock exchange down more than 4 percent and pushing up the yield on Portugal's benchmark 10-year bonds by 0.13 percentage points to 3.89 percent. http://news.yahoo.com/bank-fears-reignite-portugal-market-tensions-130206375.html http://www.wochit.com -
17:51Israel-Hamas War, Portugal Bank Default, Obama Ignores Immigrant Flood
Israel-Hamas War, Portugal Bank Default, Obama Ignores Immigrant FloodIsrael-Hamas War, Portugal Bank Default, Obama Ignores Immigrant Flood
http://usawatchdog.com/weekly-news-wrap-up-7-11-14/ Hamas has started rocket attacks on various targets in Israel. Israel is making counter attacks that have claimed the lives of dozens in Gaza. One big development is the rockets that Hamas is using are now more powerful and have up to a 100 mile range. In 2012, the rockets had only a 50 mile range. Israel has called up at least 40,000 troops and is getting ready for a ground assault in Gaza against Hamas. In Ukraine, it looks like pro government forces have the upper hand and have been winning over the pro-Russian separatists. I do not know how long this is going to last before Russia steps in. Closer to home on the southern U.S. border, illegal aliens continue to cross over by the thousands. Texas Governor Rick Perry forced a meeting with President Obama that some say he laughed through. There are photos of the President laughing on one side of a table and Governor Perry and his lieutenants on the other side--not smiling. On the economic front, Portugal's largest bank missed a bond payment and defaulted on debt. You think that does not affect you? Think again. The global banking system is interconnected. This default could cause a daisy chain of defaults that could and probably will hit the global banking system. Finally, former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was convicted of bribery, fraud and money laundering. He will be serving the next ten years in jail. If Nagin can get ten years for money laundering, why hasn't one big banker been jailed for laundering money for terrorists such as Iran and Sudan? Join Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com as he analyzes these stories and more in the Weekly News Wrap-Up. -
27:22[174] William White on public and private debt & Portugal’s central bank rescue plan
[174] William White on public and private debt & Portugal’s central bank rescue plan[174] William White on public and private debt & Portugal’s central bank rescue plan
On Sunday, Portugal’s central bank unveiled a €4.9 billion (or $6.6 billion) rescue plan for Banco Espírito Santo. The central bank revealed the plan to rescue the country’s second largest lender by breaking up the bank and pumping billions of euros worth of state money into it. Erin takes a look. Then, Erin is joined by William White, chairman of the Economic Development and Review Committee at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, to further explore the issues surrounding public and private debt. And in The Big Deal, Erin and Edward Harrison continue the discussion about debt in other countries including Ireland, Greece, and the US. Check us out on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BoomBustRT https://www.facebook.com/harrison.writedowns https://www.facebook.com/erinade2020 Follow us @ http://twitter.com/ErinAde http://twitter.com/edwardnh -
0:52Mounting Alarm Over Portugal's Espirito Santo Bank Roils Markets
Mounting Alarm Over Portugal's Espirito Santo Bank Roils MarketsMounting Alarm Over Portugal's Espirito Santo Bank Roils Markets
European and U.S. stock markets fell and bond yields of Europe's southern nations rose on Thursday with fears over financial troubles behind Portugal's largest listed bank. Portugal's stock market regulator halted trading in Banco Espirito Santo after the shares fell 19 percent. The sell-off followed a decision by Espirito Santo Financial Group to suspend trading in its shares and bonds due to "material difficulties" at its own largest shareholder, Espirito Santo International, which is controlled by one of Portugal's most important business clans. The company owns 25 percent of the Portuguese bank. http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/reuters/businessNews/~3/Mcf2fSIascU/story01.htm http://www.wochit.com -
1:00Travel Lisbon, Portugal - Tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon
Travel Lisbon, Portugal - Tour of Monument to the Discoveries in LisbonTravel Lisbon, Portugal - Tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon
Take a tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon, Portugal -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats. Where can you find all of Portugal's greatest explorers in one place? On the bank of the Tagus, at the Monument to the Discoveries. The striking, monolithic statue rises 50 meters in the shape of an early explorer's ship. Climbing upwards towards knowledge are dozens of explorers bearing emblems of discovery. At their head is Henry the Navigator holding a small caravel in his hands. The Monument of Discoveries serves as a stirring symbol of humanity's progress through the years.
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Bank Of Portugal Picks New CEO For BES Successor Novo Banco
The Bank of Portugal on Sunday picked a new chief executive for Novo Banco, successor to Banco Espirito Santo , following the embarrassing resignation of its three top managers appointed only two months ago. Eduardo Stock da Cunha an experienced international banker who has worked at lenders like Santander and Lloyds in Britain, Portugal, Spain and the United States, became the new head of the bank that the central bank aims to sell off swiftly to recover state loans. BES, Portugal's largest listed lender, had to be rescued last month after the collapse of the business empire of its founding Espirito Santo family, whose main holding firms are under creditor protection. http://news.yahoo.com/bank-portugal-picks-ceo-bes-successor-novo-banco-174447690--finance.html http://www.wochit.com -
Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises | Isabel Correia -Bank of Portugal
In the context of the COEURE workshop on Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises, - Isabel Correia | Bank of Portugal - John Hassler | Stockholm University speak about research on EU economic policy done after the financial crisis and whether we have better tools today to understand its origins and how to address these or whether there are still important knowledge gaps we need to fill, as to better support policy-makers to design financial and monetary policy. COEURE PROJECT [ LINK: http://www.coeure.eu/] The COEURE Coordination Action (which stands for COoperation for EUropean REsearch in Economics) brings together the key stakeholders in the European economic research space – funders, policy-makers and researchers – in a process of stocktaking, consult... -
Vitor Bento Resigns As CEO Of Portugal's BES Bank Successor
The three key executives charged with rebuilding Portugal's Novo Banco - the successor to Banco Espirito Santo after a state rescue last month - said on Saturday they had tendered their resignations. The announcement followed a reported disagreement over strategy with the central bank. Chief Executive Vitor Bento, Financial Director Joao Moreira Rato and Deputy Chief Executive Jose Honorio said in a joint statement they had communicated to the Bank of Portugal their intention to resign earlier this week "giving time to prepare a smooth transition to a new management team". They said, "Our decision to resign is due to the fact that our mandate significantly changed since we began our roles, in mid-July. During our time at Novo Banco, we have contributed to the stabilization of the bank, tak... -
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Portugal splits up its largest and oldest bank in emergency rescue plan
Portugal is to bailout its largest listed bank to the sum of 4.9 billion euros. The rescue of Banco Espirito Santo or BES follows a weekend of talks between Portuguese and European Union officials and comes after it posted a record half-year loss of nearly 3.6 billion euros. The upshot is the bank will be split into two: a so-called 'good bank' and a 'bad bank.' The Governor of the Bank of Portugal, Carlos Costa explained the plan: "A new bank, named Novo Banco, has been born. The healt… READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/08/04/portugal-splits-up-its-largest-and-oldest-bank-in-emergency-rescue-plan What is in the news today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeLGPTLVZMp8kczDH7_5Ni euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! ... -
Lisbon, the charming capital of Portugal
On the right hand side bank of the Tagus River, you will find Lisbon, the largest city in Portugal, a historic capital, a city of character and natural charm, where 800 years of different cultural influences mingle with modern trends and lifestyles creating truly spectacular contrasts. This city is famous for its light and climate and offers you wonderful stroll sites throughout several areas of the city. The capital of Portugal offers one of the most cosmopolitan, dynamic and diverse lifestyles in Europe. Eating in Lisbon is always a pleasure. Fresh fish and delicious fruit and vegetables are brought to the markets every day from the surrounding areas and are used to prepare delicious meals. To end on a sweet note you can enjoy a pastry cream tart, pastel de Belém or pastel de nata, to ma... -
Funchal, Madeira - Bank of Portugal and Statue of Zarco
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Global stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisis
Global stock markets SLIPPED... on fresh concerns over the health of a leading Portugese bank. The latest crisis in the European nation is raising fears... that the country could fall into financial trouble... once again. Hwang Ji-hye tells us more. Stock markets in the United States and especially in Europe took a massive hit on Thursday. France lost almost 60 points and in England... the markets dropped 45 points. Wall Street recovered most of its nerve at the opening of trading,... with the Dow losing 70 points, the S&P; 500 falling 8, and the Nasdaq, 22 points. So what is haunting the market? The soundness of Portugal's largest bank, Banco Espirito Santo. The tension centers on Espirito Santo International,... the largest shareholder in Portugal's top-listed bank. It allegedly missed a... -
Global stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisis
Portugal's largest bank has run into some trouble. Reports of a missed debt payment sent shockwaves across the markets worldwide on Thursday and Friday, raising fears that the effect could end up bogging down Europe's already sluggish economic recovery. Kim Ji-yeon reports. Stock markets in the United States and Europe tumbled on Thursday. Markets in Europe dropped across the board,... while Wall Street recovered most of its nerve at the opening of trading,... with the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P; 500 losing around half-a-percent. The tension stemmed from the fall of Portugal's largest bank, the Banco Espirito Santo. The institution allegedly missed a debt payment this week... and was held responsible for accounting irregularities. With the unstable pace of economic recovery in Europe,... analyst... -
Bank Fears Reignite Portugal Market Tensions
Worries over the health of one of Portugal's largest financial groups hit the country's stock market hard Thursday and pushed up its borrowing rates. The tensions are centered on the Espirito Santo group of companies, which includes Portugal's largest bank Banco Espirito Santo. Share trading in the bank was suspended after a precipitous fall of more than 16 percent, dragging the Lisbon stock exchange down more than 4 percent and pushing up the yield on Portugal's benchmark 10-year bonds by 0.13 percentage points to 3.89 percent. http://news.yahoo.com/bank-fears-reignite-portugal-market-tensions-130206375.html http://www.wochit.com -
Israel-Hamas War, Portugal Bank Default, Obama Ignores Immigrant Flood
http://usawatchdog.com/weekly-news-wrap-up-7-11-14/ Hamas has started rocket attacks on various targets in Israel. Israel is making counter attacks that have claimed the lives of dozens in Gaza. One big development is the rockets that Hamas is using are now more powerful and have up to a 100 mile range. In 2012, the rockets had only a 50 mile range. Israel has called up at least 40,000 troops and is getting ready for a ground assault in Gaza against Hamas. In Ukraine, it looks like pro government forces have the upper hand and have been winning over the pro-Russian separatists. I do not know how long this is going to last before Russia steps in. Closer to home on the southern U.S. border, illegal aliens continue to cross over by the thousands. Texas Governor Rick Perry forced a me... -
[174] William White on public and private debt & Portugal’s central bank rescue plan
On Sunday, Portugal’s central bank unveiled a €4.9 billion (or $6.6 billion) rescue plan for Banco Espírito Santo. The central bank revealed the plan to rescue the country’s second largest lender by breaking up the bank and pumping billions of euros worth of state money into it. Erin takes a look. Then, Erin is joined by William White, chairman of the Economic Development and Review Committee at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, to further explore the issues surrounding public and private debt. And in The Big Deal, Erin and Edward Harrison continue the discussion about debt in other countries including Ireland, Greece, and the US. Check us out on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BoomBustRT https://www.facebook.com/harrison.writedowns https://www.facebook.... -
Mounting Alarm Over Portugal's Espirito Santo Bank Roils Markets
European and U.S. stock markets fell and bond yields of Europe's southern nations rose on Thursday with fears over financial troubles behind Portugal's largest listed bank. Portugal's stock market regulator halted trading in Banco Espirito Santo after the shares fell 19 percent. The sell-off followed a decision by Espirito Santo Financial Group to suspend trading in its shares and bonds due to "material difficulties" at its own largest shareholder, Espirito Santo International, which is controlled by one of Portugal's most important business clans. The company owns 25 percent of the Portuguese bank. http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/reuters/businessNews/~3/Mcf2fSIascU/story01.htm http://www.wochit.com -
Travel Lisbon, Portugal - Tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon
Take a tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon, Portugal -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats. Where can you find all of Portugal's greatest explorers in one place? On the bank of the Tagus, at the Monument to the Discoveries. The striking, monolithic statue rises 50 meters in the shape of an early explorer's ship. Climbing upwards towards knowledge are dozens of explorers bearing emblems of discovery. At their head is Henry the Navigator holding a small caravel in his hands. The Monument of Discoveries serves as a stirring symbol of humanity's progress through the years. -
Business Today: Portugal bank crisis sends tremors worldwide
Just when we thought the eurozone fears were no more,... the euro scare is back. Concerns about Portugal rattled financial markets worldwide yesterday. Eurozone trouble and the global reaction -- Is this another typical case, or are things somewhat different this time? Joining me live in the studio for a discussion is our regular contributor Dr. Kim Byoung-joo. So, Dr. Kim -- what do you think? Will this be another typical case or is it nothing like we have seen before? This week, the New York Times carried an interesting article on the growing fears about excessive liquidity worldwide. Any link between that fear and the current trouble in Portugal? The way excessive liquidity leads to financial crises is a topic we've dealt with many times here. But this time, how seriously should we... -
The White Fleet - Portuguese Fishermen on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland - 1ª Parte
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Future of Euro: crisis in Greece, Ireland, Spain, Portugal. Economy speaker - Banking Keynote
http://www.globalchange.com Euro crisis in Greece. Monetary union constraints in high inflation or deflation. Role of European Central Bank in balancing needs of high growth and low growth economies. Impact on pound sterling and dollar exchange rates, and banking solvency. Regulation, capital adequacy, capital flight, run on banks, collapse of banking system. IMF rescue loans, European Central Bank financial support (ECB) and impact on Euro zone interest rates. Contrasts between Ireland, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Germany, France, Italy and countries which more recently joined. Loss of sovereignty to Brussels. Political issues in controlling budget deficits or imposing budget cuts on an unwilling nation. Political unrest and threat of strikes or instability. Challenges for the future.... -
Portugal Sounds Out Spanish Banks On Novo Banco Sale: Sources
Several sources familiar with the talks said on Tuesday Portugal has begun sounding out Spanish banks on their interest in buying Novo Banco, the successor to the state-rescued Banco Espirito Santo. The sources said Spain's mid-sized Sabadell and Popular , which already have offices and interests in neighbouring Portugal, were among those approached by the Bank of Portugal. Spanish banks are unlikely to be embarking on any purchases before the results of Europe-wide health checks are unveiled at the end of October, while the sources added that a formal sales process around Novo Banco may only start at year-end. http://news.yahoo.com/portugal-sounds-spanish-banks-novo-banco-sale-sources-190056443--sector.html http://www.wochit.com -
Biggest Waves on the Planet
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Portugal Crisis Bank BES 'Sufficiently Capitalized'
Portugal Crisis Bank BES 'Sufficiently Capitalized' Portugal's BES bank apparently has enough financial reserves to weather the debt woes of its parent company. On Thursday, BES shares slumped on insolvency fears, raising the specter of a new eurozone banking crisis. Portugal's central bank announced on Friday that the country's biggest lender, Banco. Portugal's BES bank apparently has enough financial reserves to weather the debt woes of its parent company. On Thursday, BES shares slumped on insolvency fears, raising the specter of a new eurozone banking crisis. Portugal's central bank announced on Friday that the country's biggest lender, Banco Espirito Santo (BES), was sufficiently capitalized to deal with any negative fallout from the debt problems of its parent company, Espirito Sa... -
Portugal: 4.9 bln euro bailout for Banco Espirito Santo - economy
Portugal has injected almost 4.9 billion euros into one of the country's biggest lenders Banco Espírito Santo (BES) to prevent it collapsing. Carlos Costa, governor of the Bank of Portugal, said the bank's healthy businesses would be spun off into a "good" bank, while its toxic assets would be hived off into a "bad" bank. Costa told a news conference that there had been, "a very high risk of contagion that put into question the stability of the national financial system. The Bank of Portugal d… READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/08/04/portugal-49-bln-euro-bailout-for-banco-espirito-santo What is in the news today? Click to watch: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyY1udCyYqBeLGPTLVZMp8kczDH7_5Ni euronews: the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe! http://www.youtube... -
RIVER DOURO VALLEY LANDSCAPES, Portugal (clip)
This is an abridged account of a train tour from Oporto (Porto) to the village of Pocinho, along the north bank of the river Douro (north of Portugal). The details (namely those of the north bank) may not be so perfect as we wanted to owing to the speed of the train. However, we got a general view of the landscapes which includes flowering almond trees, silver wattle or mimosa trees among thousands of olive trees as well as the terraces with the vineyards for producing the famous Port wine. This HD clip (1440 x 1080) was made with the help of a Pinnacle Studio HD (version 15.0) software, including the music score - Dreamscape (Endless fields). Date - March 3, 2012. -
Caixabank in takeover bid for Portugal's BPI bank
Spain's Caixabank has confirmed it has bid for full control of Portugal's third-largest lender BPI bank. The Barcelona-based lender was one of Spain's most acquisitive banks during the financial crisis, offsetting falling profitability in the country's market by buying up smaller savings banks hit hard by the property market crash. Caixabank also confirmed it plans to pursue an acquisition of the state-rescued Novo Bank which Portugal hopes to sell in the first half of this year to recover 4.9 … READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2015/02/17/caixabank-in-takeover-bid-for-portugal-s-bpi-bank euronews business brings you latest updates from the world of finance and economy, in-depth analysis, interviews, infographics and more Subscribe for daily dose of business news: http://bit.ly/1pcHCz...
Bank Of Portugal Picks New CEO For BES Successor Novo Banco
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The Bank of Portugal on Sunday picked a new chief executive for Novo Banco, successor to Banco Espirito Santo , following the embarrassing resignation of its th...
The Bank of Portugal on Sunday picked a new chief executive for Novo Banco, successor to Banco Espirito Santo , following the embarrassing resignation of its three top managers appointed only two months ago. Eduardo Stock da Cunha an experienced international banker who has worked at lenders like Santander and Lloyds in Britain, Portugal, Spain and the United States, became the new head of the bank that the central bank aims to sell off swiftly to recover state loans. BES, Portugal's largest listed lender, had to be rescued last month after the collapse of the business empire of its founding Espirito Santo family, whose main holding firms are under creditor protection.
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The Bank of Portugal on Sunday picked a new chief executive for Novo Banco, successor to Banco Espirito Santo , following the embarrassing resignation of its three top managers appointed only two months ago. Eduardo Stock da Cunha an experienced international banker who has worked at lenders like Santander and Lloyds in Britain, Portugal, Spain and the United States, became the new head of the bank that the central bank aims to sell off swiftly to recover state loans. BES, Portugal's largest listed lender, had to be rescued last month after the collapse of the business empire of its founding Espirito Santo family, whose main holding firms are under creditor protection.
http://news.yahoo.com/bank-portugal-picks-ceo-bes-successor-novo-banco-174447690--finance.html
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- published: 14 Sep 2014
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Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises | Isabel Correia -Bank of Portugal
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- Updated: 22 Jun 2015
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In the context of the COEURE workshop on Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises,
- Isabel Correia | Bank of Portugal
- John Ha...
In the context of the COEURE workshop on Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises,
- Isabel Correia | Bank of Portugal
- John Hassler | Stockholm University
speak about research on EU economic policy done after the financial crisis and whether we have better tools today to understand its origins and how to address these or whether there are still important knowledge gaps we need to fill, as to better support policy-makers to design financial and monetary policy.
COEURE PROJECT [ LINK: http://www.coeure.eu/]
The COEURE Coordination Action (which stands for COoperation for EUropean REsearch in
Economics) brings together the key stakeholders in the European economic research space – funders,
policy-makers and researchers – in a process of stocktaking, consultation and stakeholder
collaboration. The aim of this process is to identify the knowledge gaps on key EU economic policy
issues and assess the current challenges and opportunities facing European-based researchers, with the
ultimate goal to inform the European agenda for research funding. COEURE is funded by the FP7
SSH research programme and it is coordinated by the European Economic Association.
COEURE workshop on Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises LINK http://www.eui.eu/DepartmentsAndCentres/Economics/SeminarsEvents/Conferences/COEUREWorkshoponFiscalandMonetaryPoliciesAfterTheCrises.aspx
Organised by
Prof. Giancarlo Corsetti - University of Cambridge
Prof. Ramon Marimon – European University Institute
wn.com/Fiscal And Monetary Policies After The Crises | Isabel Correia Bank Of Portugal
In the context of the COEURE workshop on Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises,
- Isabel Correia | Bank of Portugal
- John Hassler | Stockholm University
speak about research on EU economic policy done after the financial crisis and whether we have better tools today to understand its origins and how to address these or whether there are still important knowledge gaps we need to fill, as to better support policy-makers to design financial and monetary policy.
COEURE PROJECT [ LINK: http://www.coeure.eu/]
The COEURE Coordination Action (which stands for COoperation for EUropean REsearch in
Economics) brings together the key stakeholders in the European economic research space – funders,
policy-makers and researchers – in a process of stocktaking, consultation and stakeholder
collaboration. The aim of this process is to identify the knowledge gaps on key EU economic policy
issues and assess the current challenges and opportunities facing European-based researchers, with the
ultimate goal to inform the European agenda for research funding. COEURE is funded by the FP7
SSH research programme and it is coordinated by the European Economic Association.
COEURE workshop on Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises LINK http://www.eui.eu/DepartmentsAndCentres/Economics/SeminarsEvents/Conferences/COEUREWorkshoponFiscalandMonetaryPoliciesAfterTheCrises.aspx
Organised by
Prof. Giancarlo Corsetti - University of Cambridge
Prof. Ramon Marimon – European University Institute
- published: 22 Jun 2015
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Vitor Bento Resigns As CEO Of Portugal's BES Bank Successor
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The three key executives charged with rebuilding Portugal's Novo Banco - the successor to Banco Espirito Santo after a state rescue last month - said on Saturda...
The three key executives charged with rebuilding Portugal's Novo Banco - the successor to Banco Espirito Santo after a state rescue last month - said on Saturday they had tendered their resignations.
The announcement followed a reported disagreement over strategy with the central bank.
Chief Executive Vitor Bento, Financial Director Joao Moreira Rato and Deputy Chief Executive Jose Honorio said in a joint statement they had communicated to the Bank of Portugal their intention to resign earlier this week "giving time to prepare a smooth transition to a new management team".
They said, "Our decision to resign is due to the fact that our mandate significantly changed since we began our roles, in mid-July. During our time at Novo Banco, we have contributed to the stabilization of the bank, taken steps to normalize operations and improve systems and launched a medium-term plan."
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wn.com/Vitor Bento Resigns As Ceo Of Portugal's Bes Bank Successor
The three key executives charged with rebuilding Portugal's Novo Banco - the successor to Banco Espirito Santo after a state rescue last month - said on Saturday they had tendered their resignations.
The announcement followed a reported disagreement over strategy with the central bank.
Chief Executive Vitor Bento, Financial Director Joao Moreira Rato and Deputy Chief Executive Jose Honorio said in a joint statement they had communicated to the Bank of Portugal their intention to resign earlier this week "giving time to prepare a smooth transition to a new management team".
They said, "Our decision to resign is due to the fact that our mandate significantly changed since we began our roles, in mid-July. During our time at Novo Banco, we have contributed to the stabilization of the bank, taken steps to normalize operations and improve systems and launched a medium-term plan."
http://news.yahoo.com/vitor-bento-resigns-ceo-portugals-bes-bank-successor-124316042--finance.html
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- published: 13 Sep 2014
- views: 50
Call with Bank of Portugal
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Portugal splits up its largest and oldest bank in emergency rescue plan
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Portugal is to bailout its largest listed bank to the sum of 4.9 billion euros.
The rescue of Banco Espirito Santo or BES follows a weekend of talks between ...
Portugal is to bailout its largest listed bank to the sum of 4.9 billion euros.
The rescue of Banco Espirito Santo or BES follows a weekend of talks between Portuguese and European Union officials and comes after it posted a record half-year loss of nearly 3.6 billion euros.
The upshot is the bank will be split into two: a so-called 'good bank' and a 'bad bank.'
The Governor of the Bank of Portugal, Carlos Costa explained the plan:
"A new bank, named Novo Banco, has been born. The healt…
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Portugal is to bailout its largest listed bank to the sum of 4.9 billion euros.
The rescue of Banco Espirito Santo or BES follows a weekend of talks between Portuguese and European Union officials and comes after it posted a record half-year loss of nearly 3.6 billion euros.
The upshot is the bank will be split into two: a so-called 'good bank' and a 'bad bank.'
The Governor of the Bank of Portugal, Carlos Costa explained the plan:
"A new bank, named Novo Banco, has been born. The healt…
READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2014/08/04/portugal-splits-up-its-largest-and-oldest-bank-in-emergency-rescue-plan
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Lisbon, the charming capital of Portugal
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On the right hand side bank of the Tagus River, you will find Lisbon, the largest city in Portugal, a historic capital, a city of character and natural charm, w...
On the right hand side bank of the Tagus River, you will find Lisbon, the largest city in Portugal, a historic capital, a city of character and natural charm, where 800 years of different cultural influences mingle with modern trends and lifestyles creating truly spectacular contrasts. This city is famous for its light and climate and offers you wonderful stroll sites throughout several areas of the city. The capital of Portugal offers one of the most cosmopolitan, dynamic and diverse lifestyles in Europe. Eating in Lisbon is always a pleasure. Fresh fish and delicious fruit and vegetables are brought to the markets every day from the surrounding areas and are used to prepare delicious meals. To end on a sweet note you can enjoy a pastry cream tart, pastel de Belém or pastel de nata, to make your mouth water. This tour allows you to become acquainted with the charms of this amazing city and its' magnificent metropolitan region. In the Lisbon sub-region, we visit Sintra and the Pena National Palace and its' magnificent surroundings. The town of Sintra, was designated in 1995 a World Heritage Site for the "Cultural Landscape of Sintra". Here we can appreciate the nostalgic atmosphere, contemplate the amazing scenery, hear the rustling of the wind and delight yourself with the odours and scents from the earth, mountains and valleys.
Lisbon City Tour (1 Day)
As you arrive in Belém (Bethlehem in English), you can contemplate two emblematic monuments, the Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery. Both monuments are a tribute to the Portuguese Age of Discovery and World Heritage Sites classified by UNESCO. Both were built in the XVI century, the golden age of the Lusitanian Nation. The tower symbolically stands at the precise point where the Restelo Beach use to be; the departure point of ships and caravels on their expeditions to discover the oceans and new worlds. The Jerónimos Monastery's construction begun in 1502 and took 50 years to be completed. This monument is generally referred to as "the jewel" of the Manuelino style and as the ultimate symbol of the Portuguese Age of Discovery. To end-off this tour, you can enjoy the famous Pastel de Belém, pastries that have been in production since 1837
Sintra, Cabo da Roca and Cascais (1 Day)
Sintra is a beautiful romantic village at the base of the Sintra Mountain Range, whose unique characteristics have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site for the "Cultural Landscape of Sintra" -- i.e., both the natural and built heritage of the village and mountain range are considered. In the nineteenth century, Sintra was the first focus of European Romantic architecture. The guided tour includes a visit to the National Palace of Sintra, the only example of medieval royal palaces in Portugal; an ex-líbris of the village; the beautiful landscape of the Park, followed by a drive to the regional wine cellar of Colares where you can taste the unique regional wine just before arriving at Cabo da Roca; the westernmost point of mainland Europe. The return to Lisbon and the hotel is made driving alongside the coast, passing through the towns of Cascais and Estoril.
wn.com/Lisbon, The Charming Capital Of Portugal
On the right hand side bank of the Tagus River, you will find Lisbon, the largest city in Portugal, a historic capital, a city of character and natural charm, where 800 years of different cultural influences mingle with modern trends and lifestyles creating truly spectacular contrasts. This city is famous for its light and climate and offers you wonderful stroll sites throughout several areas of the city. The capital of Portugal offers one of the most cosmopolitan, dynamic and diverse lifestyles in Europe. Eating in Lisbon is always a pleasure. Fresh fish and delicious fruit and vegetables are brought to the markets every day from the surrounding areas and are used to prepare delicious meals. To end on a sweet note you can enjoy a pastry cream tart, pastel de Belém or pastel de nata, to make your mouth water. This tour allows you to become acquainted with the charms of this amazing city and its' magnificent metropolitan region. In the Lisbon sub-region, we visit Sintra and the Pena National Palace and its' magnificent surroundings. The town of Sintra, was designated in 1995 a World Heritage Site for the "Cultural Landscape of Sintra". Here we can appreciate the nostalgic atmosphere, contemplate the amazing scenery, hear the rustling of the wind and delight yourself with the odours and scents from the earth, mountains and valleys.
Lisbon City Tour (1 Day)
As you arrive in Belém (Bethlehem in English), you can contemplate two emblematic monuments, the Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery. Both monuments are a tribute to the Portuguese Age of Discovery and World Heritage Sites classified by UNESCO. Both were built in the XVI century, the golden age of the Lusitanian Nation. The tower symbolically stands at the precise point where the Restelo Beach use to be; the departure point of ships and caravels on their expeditions to discover the oceans and new worlds. The Jerónimos Monastery's construction begun in 1502 and took 50 years to be completed. This monument is generally referred to as "the jewel" of the Manuelino style and as the ultimate symbol of the Portuguese Age of Discovery. To end-off this tour, you can enjoy the famous Pastel de Belém, pastries that have been in production since 1837
Sintra, Cabo da Roca and Cascais (1 Day)
Sintra is a beautiful romantic village at the base of the Sintra Mountain Range, whose unique characteristics have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site for the "Cultural Landscape of Sintra" -- i.e., both the natural and built heritage of the village and mountain range are considered. In the nineteenth century, Sintra was the first focus of European Romantic architecture. The guided tour includes a visit to the National Palace of Sintra, the only example of medieval royal palaces in Portugal; an ex-líbris of the village; the beautiful landscape of the Park, followed by a drive to the regional wine cellar of Colares where you can taste the unique regional wine just before arriving at Cabo da Roca; the westernmost point of mainland Europe. The return to Lisbon and the hotel is made driving alongside the coast, passing through the towns of Cascais and Estoril.
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Funchal, Madeira - Bank of Portugal and Statue of Zarco
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- published: 11 Aug 2012
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Global stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisis
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- Updated: 11 Jul 2014
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Global stock markets SLIPPED... on fresh concerns over the health of a leading Portugese bank.
The latest crisis in the European nation is raising fears... that...
Global stock markets SLIPPED... on fresh concerns over the health of a leading Portugese bank.
The latest crisis in the European nation is raising fears... that the country could fall into financial trouble... once again.
Hwang Ji-hye tells us more. Stock markets in the United States and especially in Europe took a massive hit on Thursday.
France lost almost 60 points and in England... the markets dropped 45 points.
Wall Street recovered most of its nerve at the opening of trading,... with the Dow losing 70 points, the S&P; 500 falling 8, and the Nasdaq, 22 points.
So what is haunting the market?
The soundness of Portugal's largest bank, Banco Espirito Santo.
The tension centers on Espirito Santo International,... the largest shareholder in Portugal's top-listed bank.
It allegedly missed a debt payment this week... and was held responsible for accounting irregularities.
Amid the feeble pace of economic recovery in Europe,... analysts say the rally in global stock markets shows that investors are still very worried about the overall financial health of the region.
That's also raising fears... that Portugal might face a crisis again,... just about a month after emerging from a bailout.
Portugal's regulator halted trading at the troubled bank after its share price crashed 17-percent.
The Portuguese government insists... that its biggest bank is solid... and that the drop in stock prices simply reflects trouble at the parent company.
Investors, however, are skeptical,... saying they have heard such reassurances in Europe before... and that the size of the problem remains unclear.
Hwang Ji-hye, Arirang News.
wn.com/Global Stock Markets Slip On Portugal Bank Crisis
Global stock markets SLIPPED... on fresh concerns over the health of a leading Portugese bank.
The latest crisis in the European nation is raising fears... that the country could fall into financial trouble... once again.
Hwang Ji-hye tells us more. Stock markets in the United States and especially in Europe took a massive hit on Thursday.
France lost almost 60 points and in England... the markets dropped 45 points.
Wall Street recovered most of its nerve at the opening of trading,... with the Dow losing 70 points, the S&P; 500 falling 8, and the Nasdaq, 22 points.
So what is haunting the market?
The soundness of Portugal's largest bank, Banco Espirito Santo.
The tension centers on Espirito Santo International,... the largest shareholder in Portugal's top-listed bank.
It allegedly missed a debt payment this week... and was held responsible for accounting irregularities.
Amid the feeble pace of economic recovery in Europe,... analysts say the rally in global stock markets shows that investors are still very worried about the overall financial health of the region.
That's also raising fears... that Portugal might face a crisis again,... just about a month after emerging from a bailout.
Portugal's regulator halted trading at the troubled bank after its share price crashed 17-percent.
The Portuguese government insists... that its biggest bank is solid... and that the drop in stock prices simply reflects trouble at the parent company.
Investors, however, are skeptical,... saying they have heard such reassurances in Europe before... and that the size of the problem remains unclear.
Hwang Ji-hye, Arirang News.
- published: 11 Jul 2014
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Global stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisis
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- Duration: 2:03
- Updated: 11 Jul 2014
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Portugal's largest bank has run into some trouble.
Reports of a missed debt payment sent shockwaves across the markets worldwide on Thursday and Friday, raising...
Portugal's largest bank has run into some trouble.
Reports of a missed debt payment sent shockwaves across the markets worldwide on Thursday and Friday, raising fears that the effect could end up bogging down Europe's already sluggish economic recovery.
Kim Ji-yeon reports. Stock markets in the United States and Europe tumbled on Thursday.
Markets in Europe dropped across the board,... while Wall Street recovered most of its nerve at the opening of trading,... with the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P; 500 losing around half-a-percent.
The tension stemmed from the fall of Portugal's largest bank, the Banco Espirito Santo.
The institution allegedly missed a debt payment this week... and was held responsible for accounting irregularities.
With the unstable pace of economic recovery in Europe,... analysts say the shock in global stock markets shows that investors are worried about the overall financial health of the region.
It's also raising fears... that Portugal might face a crisis again,... just about a month after emerging from a bailout.
Portugal's regulator halted trading at the troubled bank after its share price dumped 17 percent.
The Portuguese government insists... its biggest bank is solid... and that the only trouble is at its parent company.
Investors, however, remain skeptical.
They say they've heard such reassurances before... and that the scale of the problem remains unclear.
Stock markets in Asia also slid on the news out of Portugal.
The Nikkei dropped more than 30 percent to around 15-thousand 2-hundred.
"Right now, it looks more like a regional crisis than an international one, like in the case of Greece in 2011. The Portuguese government has some room to respond to resolve the situation. Still, it's likely to affect the Korean stock markets until early next week."
The nation's benchmark KOSPI fell more than 14 points to close out the week at 1-thousand 9-hundred-88.
Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.
wn.com/Global Stock Markets Slip On Portugal Bank Crisis
Portugal's largest bank has run into some trouble.
Reports of a missed debt payment sent shockwaves across the markets worldwide on Thursday and Friday, raising fears that the effect could end up bogging down Europe's already sluggish economic recovery.
Kim Ji-yeon reports. Stock markets in the United States and Europe tumbled on Thursday.
Markets in Europe dropped across the board,... while Wall Street recovered most of its nerve at the opening of trading,... with the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P; 500 losing around half-a-percent.
The tension stemmed from the fall of Portugal's largest bank, the Banco Espirito Santo.
The institution allegedly missed a debt payment this week... and was held responsible for accounting irregularities.
With the unstable pace of economic recovery in Europe,... analysts say the shock in global stock markets shows that investors are worried about the overall financial health of the region.
It's also raising fears... that Portugal might face a crisis again,... just about a month after emerging from a bailout.
Portugal's regulator halted trading at the troubled bank after its share price dumped 17 percent.
The Portuguese government insists... its biggest bank is solid... and that the only trouble is at its parent company.
Investors, however, remain skeptical.
They say they've heard such reassurances before... and that the scale of the problem remains unclear.
Stock markets in Asia also slid on the news out of Portugal.
The Nikkei dropped more than 30 percent to around 15-thousand 2-hundred.
"Right now, it looks more like a regional crisis than an international one, like in the case of Greece in 2011. The Portuguese government has some room to respond to resolve the situation. Still, it's likely to affect the Korean stock markets until early next week."
The nation's benchmark KOSPI fell more than 14 points to close out the week at 1-thousand 9-hundred-88.
Kim Ji-yeon, Arirang News.
- published: 11 Jul 2014
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Bank Fears Reignite Portugal Market Tensions
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- Updated: 10 Jul 2014
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Worries over the health of one of Portugal's largest financial groups hit the country's stock market hard Thursday and pushed up its borrowing rates. The tensio...
Worries over the health of one of Portugal's largest financial groups hit the country's stock market hard Thursday and pushed up its borrowing rates. The tensions are centered on the Espirito Santo group of companies, which includes Portugal's largest bank Banco Espirito Santo. Share trading in the bank was suspended after a precipitous fall of more than 16 percent, dragging the Lisbon stock exchange down more than 4 percent and pushing up the yield on Portugal's benchmark 10-year bonds by 0.13 percentage points to 3.89 percent.
http://news.yahoo.com/bank-fears-reignite-portugal-market-tensions-130206375.html
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wn.com/Bank Fears Reignite Portugal Market Tensions
Worries over the health of one of Portugal's largest financial groups hit the country's stock market hard Thursday and pushed up its borrowing rates. The tensions are centered on the Espirito Santo group of companies, which includes Portugal's largest bank Banco Espirito Santo. Share trading in the bank was suspended after a precipitous fall of more than 16 percent, dragging the Lisbon stock exchange down more than 4 percent and pushing up the yield on Portugal's benchmark 10-year bonds by 0.13 percentage points to 3.89 percent.
http://news.yahoo.com/bank-fears-reignite-portugal-market-tensions-130206375.html
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- published: 10 Jul 2014
- views: 178
Israel-Hamas War, Portugal Bank Default, Obama Ignores Immigrant Flood
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- Duration: 17:51
- Updated: 11 Jul 2014
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http://usawatchdog.com/weekly-news-wrap-up-7-11-14/ Hamas has started rocket attacks on various targets in Israel. Israel is making counter attacks that have ...
http://usawatchdog.com/weekly-news-wrap-up-7-11-14/ Hamas has started rocket attacks on various targets in Israel. Israel is making counter attacks that have claimed the lives of dozens in Gaza. One big development is the rockets that Hamas is using are now more powerful and have up to a 100 mile range. In 2012, the rockets had only a 50 mile range. Israel has called up at least 40,000 troops and is getting ready for a ground assault in Gaza against Hamas.
In Ukraine, it looks like pro government forces have the upper hand and have been winning over the pro-Russian separatists. I do not know how long this is going to last before Russia steps in.
Closer to home on the southern U.S. border, illegal aliens continue to cross over by the thousands. Texas Governor Rick Perry forced a meeting with President Obama that some say he laughed through. There are photos of the President laughing on one side of a table and Governor Perry and his lieutenants on the other side--not smiling.
On the economic front, Portugal's largest bank missed a bond payment and defaulted on debt. You think that does not affect you? Think again. The global banking system is interconnected. This default could cause a daisy chain of defaults that could and probably will hit the global banking system.
Finally, former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was convicted of bribery, fraud and money laundering. He will be serving the next ten years in jail. If Nagin can get ten years for money laundering, why hasn't one big banker been jailed for laundering money for terrorists such as Iran and Sudan?
Join Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com as he analyzes these stories and more in the Weekly News Wrap-Up.
wn.com/Israel Hamas War, Portugal Bank Default, Obama Ignores Immigrant Flood
http://usawatchdog.com/weekly-news-wrap-up-7-11-14/ Hamas has started rocket attacks on various targets in Israel. Israel is making counter attacks that have claimed the lives of dozens in Gaza. One big development is the rockets that Hamas is using are now more powerful and have up to a 100 mile range. In 2012, the rockets had only a 50 mile range. Israel has called up at least 40,000 troops and is getting ready for a ground assault in Gaza against Hamas.
In Ukraine, it looks like pro government forces have the upper hand and have been winning over the pro-Russian separatists. I do not know how long this is going to last before Russia steps in.
Closer to home on the southern U.S. border, illegal aliens continue to cross over by the thousands. Texas Governor Rick Perry forced a meeting with President Obama that some say he laughed through. There are photos of the President laughing on one side of a table and Governor Perry and his lieutenants on the other side--not smiling.
On the economic front, Portugal's largest bank missed a bond payment and defaulted on debt. You think that does not affect you? Think again. The global banking system is interconnected. This default could cause a daisy chain of defaults that could and probably will hit the global banking system.
Finally, former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was convicted of bribery, fraud and money laundering. He will be serving the next ten years in jail. If Nagin can get ten years for money laundering, why hasn't one big banker been jailed for laundering money for terrorists such as Iran and Sudan?
Join Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com as he analyzes these stories and more in the Weekly News Wrap-Up.
- published: 11 Jul 2014
- views: 31760
[174] William White on public and private debt & Portugal’s central bank rescue plan
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- Updated: 05 Aug 2014
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On Sunday, Portugal’s central bank unveiled a €4.9 billion (or $6.6 billion) rescue plan for Banco Espírito Santo. The central bank revealed the plan to rescue ...
On Sunday, Portugal’s central bank unveiled a €4.9 billion (or $6.6 billion) rescue plan for Banco Espírito Santo. The central bank revealed the plan to rescue the country’s second largest lender by breaking up the bank and pumping billions of euros worth of state money into it. Erin takes a look.
Then, Erin is joined by William White, chairman of the Economic Development and Review Committee at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, to further explore the issues surrounding public and private debt.
And in The Big Deal, Erin and Edward Harrison continue the discussion about debt in other countries including Ireland, Greece, and the US.
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wn.com/174 William White On Public And Private Debt Portugal’S Central Bank Rescue Plan
On Sunday, Portugal’s central bank unveiled a €4.9 billion (or $6.6 billion) rescue plan for Banco Espírito Santo. The central bank revealed the plan to rescue the country’s second largest lender by breaking up the bank and pumping billions of euros worth of state money into it. Erin takes a look.
Then, Erin is joined by William White, chairman of the Economic Development and Review Committee at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, to further explore the issues surrounding public and private debt.
And in The Big Deal, Erin and Edward Harrison continue the discussion about debt in other countries including Ireland, Greece, and the US.
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- published: 05 Aug 2014
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Mounting Alarm Over Portugal's Espirito Santo Bank Roils Markets
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- Updated: 11 Jul 2014
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European and U.S. stock markets fell and bond yields of Europe's southern nations rose on Thursday with fears over financial troubles behind Portugal's largest ...
European and U.S. stock markets fell and bond yields of Europe's southern nations rose on Thursday with fears over financial troubles behind Portugal's largest listed bank. Portugal's stock market regulator halted trading in Banco Espirito Santo after the shares fell 19 percent. The sell-off followed a decision by Espirito Santo Financial Group to suspend trading in its shares and bonds due to "material difficulties" at its own largest shareholder, Espirito Santo International, which is controlled by one of Portugal's most important business clans. The company owns 25 percent of the Portuguese bank.
http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/reuters/businessNews/~3/Mcf2fSIascU/story01.htm
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wn.com/Mounting Alarm Over Portugal's Espirito Santo Bank Roils Markets
European and U.S. stock markets fell and bond yields of Europe's southern nations rose on Thursday with fears over financial troubles behind Portugal's largest listed bank. Portugal's stock market regulator halted trading in Banco Espirito Santo after the shares fell 19 percent. The sell-off followed a decision by Espirito Santo Financial Group to suspend trading in its shares and bonds due to "material difficulties" at its own largest shareholder, Espirito Santo International, which is controlled by one of Portugal's most important business clans. The company owns 25 percent of the Portuguese bank.
http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/reuters/businessNews/~3/Mcf2fSIascU/story01.htm
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- published: 11 Jul 2014
- views: 605
Travel Lisbon, Portugal - Tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon
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Take a tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon, Portugal -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats.
Where can you find all of Port...
Take a tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon, Portugal -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats.
Where can you find all of Portugal's greatest explorers in one place?
On the bank of the Tagus, at the Monument to the Discoveries.
The striking, monolithic statue rises 50 meters in the shape of an early explorer's ship.
Climbing upwards towards knowledge are dozens of explorers bearing emblems of discovery.
At their head is Henry the Navigator holding a small caravel in his hands.
The Monument of Discoveries serves as a stirring symbol of humanity's progress through the years.
wn.com/Travel Lisbon, Portugal Tour Of Monument To The Discoveries In Lisbon
Take a tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon, Portugal -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions series by GeoBeats.
Where can you find all of Portugal's greatest explorers in one place?
On the bank of the Tagus, at the Monument to the Discoveries.
The striking, monolithic statue rises 50 meters in the shape of an early explorer's ship.
Climbing upwards towards knowledge are dozens of explorers bearing emblems of discovery.
At their head is Henry the Navigator holding a small caravel in his hands.
The Monument of Discoveries serves as a stirring symbol of humanity's progress through the years.
- published: 04 Oct 2010
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Business Today: Portugal bank crisis sends tremors worldwide
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- Updated: 11 Jul 2014
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Just when we thought the eurozone fears were no more,... the euro scare is back.
Concerns about Portugal rattled financial markets worldwide yesterday.
Eurozon...
Just when we thought the eurozone fears were no more,... the euro scare is back.
Concerns about Portugal rattled financial markets worldwide yesterday.
Eurozone trouble and the global reaction -- Is this another typical case, or are things somewhat different this time?
Joining me live in the studio for a discussion is our regular contributor Dr. Kim Byoung-joo.
So, Dr. Kim -- what do you think? Will this be another typical case or is it nothing like we have seen before?
This week, the New York Times carried an interesting article on the growing fears about excessive liquidity worldwide. Any link between that fear and the current trouble in Portugal?
The way excessive liquidity leads to financial crises is a topic we've dealt with many times here. But this time, how seriously should we take the risk?
It seems Korea weathered the 2008 crisis pretty well. To deal with the next round of global financial crises -- whenever that may be -- what are some of the key points for Korea to keep in mind?
wn.com/Business Today Portugal Bank Crisis Sends Tremors Worldwide
Just when we thought the eurozone fears were no more,... the euro scare is back.
Concerns about Portugal rattled financial markets worldwide yesterday.
Eurozone trouble and the global reaction -- Is this another typical case, or are things somewhat different this time?
Joining me live in the studio for a discussion is our regular contributor Dr. Kim Byoung-joo.
So, Dr. Kim -- what do you think? Will this be another typical case or is it nothing like we have seen before?
This week, the New York Times carried an interesting article on the growing fears about excessive liquidity worldwide. Any link between that fear and the current trouble in Portugal?
The way excessive liquidity leads to financial crises is a topic we've dealt with many times here. But this time, how seriously should we take the risk?
It seems Korea weathered the 2008 crisis pretty well. To deal with the next round of global financial crises -- whenever that may be -- what are some of the key points for Korea to keep in mind?
- published: 11 Jul 2014
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The White Fleet - Portuguese Fishermen on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland - 1ª Parte
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Filme Tv Canadiana sobre a pesca à linha
Filme Tv Canadiana sobre a pesca à linha
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Future of Euro: crisis in Greece, Ireland, Spain, Portugal. Economy speaker - Banking Keynote
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http://www.globalchange.com Euro crisis in Greece. Monetary union constraints in high inflation or deflation. Role of European Central Bank in balancing needs...
http://www.globalchange.com Euro crisis in Greece. Monetary union constraints in high inflation or deflation. Role of European Central Bank in balancing needs of high growth and low growth economies. Impact on pound sterling and dollar exchange rates, and banking solvency. Regulation, capital adequacy, capital flight, run on banks, collapse of banking system. IMF rescue loans, European Central Bank financial support (ECB) and impact on Euro zone interest rates. Contrasts between Ireland, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Germany, France, Italy and countries which more recently joined. Loss of sovereignty to Brussels. Political issues in controlling budget deficits or imposing budget cuts on an unwilling nation. Political unrest and threat of strikes or instability. Challenges for the future. Comment by Futurist conference keynote speaker and author Patrick Dixon at London Stock Exchange UK Trade and Investment - Nordic Business Awards. European Union trends.
wn.com/Future Of Euro Crisis In Greece, Ireland, Spain, Portugal. Economy Speaker Banking Keynote
http://www.globalchange.com Euro crisis in Greece. Monetary union constraints in high inflation or deflation. Role of European Central Bank in balancing needs of high growth and low growth economies. Impact on pound sterling and dollar exchange rates, and banking solvency. Regulation, capital adequacy, capital flight, run on banks, collapse of banking system. IMF rescue loans, European Central Bank financial support (ECB) and impact on Euro zone interest rates. Contrasts between Ireland, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Germany, France, Italy and countries which more recently joined. Loss of sovereignty to Brussels. Political issues in controlling budget deficits or imposing budget cuts on an unwilling nation. Political unrest and threat of strikes or instability. Challenges for the future. Comment by Futurist conference keynote speaker and author Patrick Dixon at London Stock Exchange UK Trade and Investment - Nordic Business Awards. European Union trends.
- published: 06 Mar 2010
- views: 4939
Portugal Sounds Out Spanish Banks On Novo Banco Sale: Sources
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Several sources familiar with the talks said on Tuesday Portugal has begun sounding out Spanish banks on their interest in buying Novo Banco, the successor to t...
Several sources familiar with the talks said on Tuesday Portugal has begun sounding out Spanish banks on their interest in buying Novo Banco, the successor to the state-rescued Banco Espirito Santo. The sources said Spain's mid-sized Sabadell and Popular , which already have offices and interests in neighbouring Portugal, were among those approached by the Bank of Portugal. Spanish banks are unlikely to be embarking on any purchases before the results of Europe-wide health checks are unveiled at the end of October, while the sources added that a formal sales process around Novo Banco may only start at year-end.
http://news.yahoo.com/portugal-sounds-spanish-banks-novo-banco-sale-sources-190056443--sector.html
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wn.com/Portugal Sounds Out Spanish Banks On Novo Banco Sale Sources
Several sources familiar with the talks said on Tuesday Portugal has begun sounding out Spanish banks on their interest in buying Novo Banco, the successor to the state-rescued Banco Espirito Santo. The sources said Spain's mid-sized Sabadell and Popular , which already have offices and interests in neighbouring Portugal, were among those approached by the Bank of Portugal. Spanish banks are unlikely to be embarking on any purchases before the results of Europe-wide health checks are unveiled at the end of October, while the sources added that a formal sales process around Novo Banco may only start at year-end.
http://news.yahoo.com/portugal-sounds-spanish-banks-novo-banco-sale-sources-190056443--sector.html
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- published: 30 Sep 2014
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Biggest Waves on the Planet
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Biggest and heaviest breaks around the world. Chile, Mexico, USA, Ireland, France, Portugal, South Africa, Australia, Fiji, French Polynesia, Tahiti, Hawaii.
U...
Biggest and heaviest breaks around the world. Chile, Mexico, USA, Ireland, France, Portugal, South Africa, Australia, Fiji, French Polynesia, Tahiti, Hawaii.
USA
Mavericks
Mark Healey - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeUY6V2HX_8
USA
Cortes Bank - Hundred miles west of San Diego
61-foot - Shawn Dollar - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FITBgDNo5QY
USA
Jaws / Peahi - North shore of Maui Hawaii
Shane Dorian - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qonapNvJV7M
Mike Parson - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsHzU0ynRZk
USA - Hawaii
Waimea
Shane Dorian and Mark Healey - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1QMjn8Wu_E
Mexico
Puerto Escondido
Mark Healey - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D0fFNhB8oU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUNTCGRdCa4
Brad Domke - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Cu0VnsWNTI
Shane Dorian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qxgN-qfTUo
Mexico
Todos Santos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIQhQyLHt-A
Chile
Punta de Lobos
Damien Hobgood - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBnsP1XwYa8
Peru
Pico Alto
Grant Baker - South Africa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFguMOpQjbc
Portugal
Priae De Norte / Nazare
Carlos Burle - Brazil
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hwo_1chaoIo
France
Belharra
Jamie Mitchell - Australia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiuqVHckI78
French Polynesia / Tahiti
Teahupoo
Nathan Fletcher - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaRFZta9XEA
Fiji
Cloudbreak
John John Florence
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3HGXMrqxZk
Ireland
Mullaghmore
Peter Conroy - Ireland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLgwIZ441CI
South Africa
Dungeons
Grant Baker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcNU7uUV-6c
Australia
The Right
Brad Norris - Australia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8K2rJICNsDo
Australia - Tasmania
Shipstern
Shipsterns Bluff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oH_SI3nseYM
World record waves around 100ft (30m) rogue waves, largest waves world record Biggest wave in the world Large wave, swell storm tsunami, code, red, jaws, teahupoo
Fear is always present in a 50-foot wave. Fear is the best way of managing the risk of paddling for a huge wave face, which doesn't tell you what is going to happen and how it is going to break.
Monster waves tend to move quickly and force surfers to get away of the powerful whitewater. Big waves are lethal even for the most experienced extreme riders. The best big wave surf spots in the world have claimed several lives in the last decades.
Malik Joyeux, Sion Milosky, Moto Watanabe, Mark Foo, Donnie Solomon, Todd Chesser, Dickie Cross and Peter Davi have passed away in extreme surfing conditions. Wipeouts, severe coral reef injuries and drowning are the most common causes of death in big wave surfing.
The pioneers of big wave surfing started to eye impossible killer rides in the 1940's. In the 1960's, waves like Pipeline and Waimea increased the popularity of paddling into new wave heights. Going over the falls was the daily menu.
Laird Hamilton is the first professional big wave surfer. The waterman from Maui defies fast, hollow and high waves with a full-time training and previous preparation. Hamilton, the father of tow-in surfing, takes on the entire big wave spots of the Hawaiian Islands, in helicopter style.
Laird was born with the gene of defying danger. He designs and prepares his own surfboards and wetsuits. Wherever heavy waves break, Hamilton is there to ride them: Mavericks, Cortes Bank, Dungeons.
In 2000, Laird Hamilton surfs what is considered the heaviest wave of all time. The "Millennium Wave" was ridden in the reef of Teahupoo, in Tahiti, and set a new standard for big wave surfing.
Garrett McNamara is one of the toughest big wave challengers. After riding a spectacular 78-foot wave in Nazaré, Portugal, the Hawaiian waterman entered the Guinness World Records with the biggest wave ever surfed.
The 55 best big wave surfers of all time is an exclusive extreme surfing club. From Jaws to Mavericks, Puerto Escondido, Punta Lobos, Ghost Trees, Belharra, Shipstern Bluff and Todos Santos, these riders have set up a new scale in the definition of giant waves. They are:
Al Mennie
Andy Irons
Anthony Tashnick
Ben Wilkinson
Bob Pike
Brock Little
Buzzy Trent
Carlos Burle
Chris Bertish
Danilo Couto
Darrick Doerner Darryl Virostko
Dave Kalama
Dave Wassel
Eddie Aikau
Frank Solomon
Gabriel Villaran
Garrett McNamara
George Downing
Brad Gerlach
Gerry Lopez
Grant Twiggy Baker Grant Washburn
Greg Long
Greg Noll
Ian Walsh
Jamie Sterling
Jay Moriarty
Jeff Clark
Jeff Rowley
Jose Angel
João de Macedo
Kai Barger Keala Kennely
Ken Bradshaw
Ken Colllins
Koby Abberton
Kohl Christensen
Laird Hamilton
Laurie Towner
Mark Foo
Mark Healey
Mark Mathews
Mark Visser Maya Gabeira
Mike Parsons
Nathan Fletcher
Pat Curren
Peter Mel
Ramon Navarro
Richie Fitzgerald
Ross Clarke-Jones
Shane Dorian
Sion Milosky
Zach Wormhoudt
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Biggest and heaviest breaks around the world. Chile, Mexico, USA, Ireland, France, Portugal, South Africa, Australia, Fiji, French Polynesia, Tahiti, Hawaii.
USA
Mavericks
Mark Healey - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeUY6V2HX_8
USA
Cortes Bank - Hundred miles west of San Diego
61-foot - Shawn Dollar - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FITBgDNo5QY
USA
Jaws / Peahi - North shore of Maui Hawaii
Shane Dorian - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qonapNvJV7M
Mike Parson - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsHzU0ynRZk
USA - Hawaii
Waimea
Shane Dorian and Mark Healey - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1QMjn8Wu_E
Mexico
Puerto Escondido
Mark Healey - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D0fFNhB8oU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUNTCGRdCa4
Brad Domke - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Cu0VnsWNTI
Shane Dorian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qxgN-qfTUo
Mexico
Todos Santos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIQhQyLHt-A
Chile
Punta de Lobos
Damien Hobgood - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBnsP1XwYa8
Peru
Pico Alto
Grant Baker - South Africa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFguMOpQjbc
Portugal
Priae De Norte / Nazare
Carlos Burle - Brazil
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hwo_1chaoIo
France
Belharra
Jamie Mitchell - Australia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiuqVHckI78
French Polynesia / Tahiti
Teahupoo
Nathan Fletcher - USA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaRFZta9XEA
Fiji
Cloudbreak
John John Florence
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3HGXMrqxZk
Ireland
Mullaghmore
Peter Conroy - Ireland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLgwIZ441CI
South Africa
Dungeons
Grant Baker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcNU7uUV-6c
Australia
The Right
Brad Norris - Australia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8K2rJICNsDo
Australia - Tasmania
Shipstern
Shipsterns Bluff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oH_SI3nseYM
World record waves around 100ft (30m) rogue waves, largest waves world record Biggest wave in the world Large wave, swell storm tsunami, code, red, jaws, teahupoo
Fear is always present in a 50-foot wave. Fear is the best way of managing the risk of paddling for a huge wave face, which doesn't tell you what is going to happen and how it is going to break.
Monster waves tend to move quickly and force surfers to get away of the powerful whitewater. Big waves are lethal even for the most experienced extreme riders. The best big wave surf spots in the world have claimed several lives in the last decades.
Malik Joyeux, Sion Milosky, Moto Watanabe, Mark Foo, Donnie Solomon, Todd Chesser, Dickie Cross and Peter Davi have passed away in extreme surfing conditions. Wipeouts, severe coral reef injuries and drowning are the most common causes of death in big wave surfing.
The pioneers of big wave surfing started to eye impossible killer rides in the 1940's. In the 1960's, waves like Pipeline and Waimea increased the popularity of paddling into new wave heights. Going over the falls was the daily menu.
Laird Hamilton is the first professional big wave surfer. The waterman from Maui defies fast, hollow and high waves with a full-time training and previous preparation. Hamilton, the father of tow-in surfing, takes on the entire big wave spots of the Hawaiian Islands, in helicopter style.
Laird was born with the gene of defying danger. He designs and prepares his own surfboards and wetsuits. Wherever heavy waves break, Hamilton is there to ride them: Mavericks, Cortes Bank, Dungeons.
In 2000, Laird Hamilton surfs what is considered the heaviest wave of all time. The "Millennium Wave" was ridden in the reef of Teahupoo, in Tahiti, and set a new standard for big wave surfing.
Garrett McNamara is one of the toughest big wave challengers. After riding a spectacular 78-foot wave in Nazaré, Portugal, the Hawaiian waterman entered the Guinness World Records with the biggest wave ever surfed.
The 55 best big wave surfers of all time is an exclusive extreme surfing club. From Jaws to Mavericks, Puerto Escondido, Punta Lobos, Ghost Trees, Belharra, Shipstern Bluff and Todos Santos, these riders have set up a new scale in the definition of giant waves. They are:
Al Mennie
Andy Irons
Anthony Tashnick
Ben Wilkinson
Bob Pike
Brock Little
Buzzy Trent
Carlos Burle
Chris Bertish
Danilo Couto
Darrick Doerner Darryl Virostko
Dave Kalama
Dave Wassel
Eddie Aikau
Frank Solomon
Gabriel Villaran
Garrett McNamara
George Downing
Brad Gerlach
Gerry Lopez
Grant Twiggy Baker Grant Washburn
Greg Long
Greg Noll
Ian Walsh
Jamie Sterling
Jay Moriarty
Jeff Clark
Jeff Rowley
Jose Angel
João de Macedo
Kai Barger Keala Kennely
Ken Bradshaw
Ken Colllins
Koby Abberton
Kohl Christensen
Laird Hamilton
Laurie Towner
Mark Foo
Mark Healey
Mark Mathews
Mark Visser Maya Gabeira
Mike Parsons
Nathan Fletcher
Pat Curren
Peter Mel
Ramon Navarro
Richie Fitzgerald
Ross Clarke-Jones
Shane Dorian
Sion Milosky
Zach Wormhoudt
- published: 08 Dec 2015
- views: 277116
Portugal Crisis Bank BES 'Sufficiently Capitalized'
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- Duration: 2:19
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Portugal Crisis Bank BES 'Sufficiently Capitalized'
Portugal's BES bank apparently has enough financial reserves to weather the debt woes of its parent company...
Portugal Crisis Bank BES 'Sufficiently Capitalized'
Portugal's BES bank apparently has enough financial reserves to weather the debt woes of its parent company. On Thursday, BES shares slumped on insolvency fears, raising the specter of a new eurozone banking crisis. Portugal's central bank announced on Friday that the country's biggest lender, Banco.
Portugal's BES bank apparently has enough financial reserves to weather the debt woes of its parent company. On Thursday, BES shares slumped on insolvency fears, raising the specter of a new eurozone banking crisis.
Portugal's central bank announced on Friday that the country's biggest lender, Banco Espirito Santo (BES), was sufficiently capitalized to deal with any negative fallout from the debt problems of its parent company, Espirito Santo Financial Group.
"There is no reason to doubt the security of the funds entrusted to BES, and its savers have no need to be worried," the Bank of Portugal said in a statement.
Fears over the health of Banco Espirito Santo boiled over on Thursday amid allegations that its parent company was covering up a hole of more than a billion euros in its accounts. Portugal's financial market regulator suspended trading in shares of the bank after they had plunged more than 11 percent to 0.54 euros ($0.73).
On Friday, BES said it had capital reserves of more than 2.1 billion euros, which should be enough to cover its exposure to debt in the Espirito Santo Financial Group to the tune of 1.18 billion euros.
The turmoil within the bank has created concerns in Portugal's capital markets, and Portuguese government bonds remain under stress. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) noted in a statement on Thursday that Portugal's banking system had endured the eurozone debt crisis without disruptions. However, pockets of vulnerability remained, warranting corrective measures in some cases and intrusive supervision in others..
wn.com/Portugal Crisis Bank Bes 'Sufficiently Capitalized'
Portugal Crisis Bank BES 'Sufficiently Capitalized'
Portugal's BES bank apparently has enough financial reserves to weather the debt woes of its parent company. On Thursday, BES shares slumped on insolvency fears, raising the specter of a new eurozone banking crisis. Portugal's central bank announced on Friday that the country's biggest lender, Banco.
Portugal's BES bank apparently has enough financial reserves to weather the debt woes of its parent company. On Thursday, BES shares slumped on insolvency fears, raising the specter of a new eurozone banking crisis.
Portugal's central bank announced on Friday that the country's biggest lender, Banco Espirito Santo (BES), was sufficiently capitalized to deal with any negative fallout from the debt problems of its parent company, Espirito Santo Financial Group.
"There is no reason to doubt the security of the funds entrusted to BES, and its savers have no need to be worried," the Bank of Portugal said in a statement.
Fears over the health of Banco Espirito Santo boiled over on Thursday amid allegations that its parent company was covering up a hole of more than a billion euros in its accounts. Portugal's financial market regulator suspended trading in shares of the bank after they had plunged more than 11 percent to 0.54 euros ($0.73).
On Friday, BES said it had capital reserves of more than 2.1 billion euros, which should be enough to cover its exposure to debt in the Espirito Santo Financial Group to the tune of 1.18 billion euros.
The turmoil within the bank has created concerns in Portugal's capital markets, and Portuguese government bonds remain under stress. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) noted in a statement on Thursday that Portugal's banking system had endured the eurozone debt crisis without disruptions. However, pockets of vulnerability remained, warranting corrective measures in some cases and intrusive supervision in others..
- published: 12 Jul 2014
- views: 141
Portugal: 4.9 bln euro bailout for Banco Espirito Santo - economy
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- Duration: 1:36
- Updated: 04 Aug 2014
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Portugal has injected almost 4.9 billion euros into one of the country's biggest lenders Banco Espírito Santo (BES) to prevent it collapsing.
Carlos Costa, gov...
Portugal has injected almost 4.9 billion euros into one of the country's biggest lenders Banco Espírito Santo (BES) to prevent it collapsing.
Carlos Costa, governor of the Bank of Portugal, said the bank's healthy businesses would be spun off into a "good" bank, while its toxic assets would be hived off into a "bad" bank.
Costa told a news conference that there had been, "a very high risk of contagion that put into question the stability of the national financial system. The Bank of Portugal d…
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Portugal has injected almost 4.9 billion euros into one of the country's biggest lenders Banco Espírito Santo (BES) to prevent it collapsing.
Carlos Costa, governor of the Bank of Portugal, said the bank's healthy businesses would be spun off into a "good" bank, while its toxic assets would be hived off into a "bad" bank.
Costa told a news conference that there had been, "a very high risk of contagion that put into question the stability of the national financial system. The Bank of Portugal d…
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RIVER DOURO VALLEY LANDSCAPES, Portugal (clip)
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- Duration: 19:53
- Updated: 06 Mar 2012
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This is an abridged account of a train tour from Oporto (Porto) to the village of Pocinho, along the north bank of the river Douro (north of Portugal). The deta...
This is an abridged account of a train tour from Oporto (Porto) to the village of Pocinho, along the north bank of the river Douro (north of Portugal). The details (namely those of the north bank) may not be so perfect as we wanted to owing to the speed of the train. However, we got a general view of the landscapes which includes flowering almond trees, silver wattle or mimosa trees among thousands of olive trees as well as the terraces with the vineyards for producing the famous Port wine. This HD clip (1440 x 1080) was made with the help of a Pinnacle Studio HD (version 15.0) software, including the music score - Dreamscape (Endless fields). Date - March 3, 2012.
wn.com/River Douro Valley Landscapes, Portugal (Clip)
This is an abridged account of a train tour from Oporto (Porto) to the village of Pocinho, along the north bank of the river Douro (north of Portugal). The details (namely those of the north bank) may not be so perfect as we wanted to owing to the speed of the train. However, we got a general view of the landscapes which includes flowering almond trees, silver wattle or mimosa trees among thousands of olive trees as well as the terraces with the vineyards for producing the famous Port wine. This HD clip (1440 x 1080) was made with the help of a Pinnacle Studio HD (version 15.0) software, including the music score - Dreamscape (Endless fields). Date - March 3, 2012.
- published: 06 Mar 2012
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Caixabank in takeover bid for Portugal's BPI bank
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Spain's Caixabank has confirmed it has bid for full control of Portugal's third-largest lender BPI bank. The Barcelona-based lender was one of Spain's most acqu...
Spain's Caixabank has confirmed it has bid for full control of Portugal's third-largest lender BPI bank. The Barcelona-based lender was one of Spain's most acquisitive banks during the financial crisis, offsetting falling profitability in the country's market by buying up smaller savings banks hit hard by the property market crash.
Caixabank also confirmed it plans to pursue an acquisition of the state-rescued Novo Bank which Portugal hopes to sell in the first half of this year to recover 4.9 …
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wn.com/Caixabank In Takeover Bid For Portugal's Bpi Bank
Spain's Caixabank has confirmed it has bid for full control of Portugal's third-largest lender BPI bank. The Barcelona-based lender was one of Spain's most acquisitive banks during the financial crisis, offsetting falling profitability in the country's market by buying up smaller savings banks hit hard by the property market crash.
Caixabank also confirmed it plans to pursue an acquisition of the state-rescued Novo Bank which Portugal hopes to sell in the first half of this year to recover 4.9 …
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Portugal (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
✱ 10.958 Hotels in Portugal - Lowest Price Guarantee ► http://goo.gl/quRxDW Travel video about destination Portugal. In the south of the country, the Algarve is the mainstay of Portuguese tourism with golden sandy beaches, bright red rocky coasts and a profusion of castles built by the Christian kings during the Moorish Wars. Faro is the capital of the Algarve and today its huge old city wall indicates its past importance. Close to the Baroque cathedral, the attractive centre of the old town has been well preserved and indicates the town’s historic and dazzling past. Lisbon is the heart of Portugal and is located on the massive Tejo Bay. The Marques De Pombal rebuilt the city after it experienced the most devastating earthquake ever to hit a European town when only the plain, pointed arch... -
Lisbon, Portugal Travel Guide - Must-See Attractions
http://bookinghunter.com Lisbon is the capital city and largest city of Portugal. Lisbon is the westernmost large city located in Europe, as well as its westernmost capital city and the only one along the Atlantic coast. It lies in the western Iberian Peninsula on the Atlantic Ocean and the Tagus River. The most important places to visit in Lisbon are: Jeronimo's Monastery (this is one attraction you must not miss in Lisbon. Constructed in the 16th century, it's simply an amazing site), Pena Palace (located in the town of Sintra, close to Lisbon, among the world's most beautiful palaces. A fine example of Portuguese architecture), Belem Tower (a 16th century UNESCO world heritage site. Initially a fortress to protect the city, it symbolizes the Age of Discoveries), Commerce Square (a gra... -
20 things to do in Lisbon Travel Guide
Lisbon was the final stop of our European tour and we couldn't have chosen a better destination. The city immediately won us over with it's cheery pastel buildings, delicious fresh seafood, and it's unique mix of attractions. It also didn't hurt that we had clear blue skies the whole week we were there! The following video will highlight 20 things to do in Lisbon and we hope it will give you a few ideas of some of the sights this beautiful city has to offer. 1) São Jorge Castle (Portuguese: Castelo de São Jorge) 2) Miradouro das Portas do Sol observation deck 3) Carmo Convent (Portuguese: Convento da Ordem do Carmo) 4) Portuguese egg tart pastry - Pastel de nata (Portuguese: pastéis de nata) 5) Belém Tower (Portuguese: Torre de Belém 6) Padrão dos Descobrimentos (Portuguese: Monument to ... -
What to Do in Lisbon, Portugal | 36 Hours Travel Videos | The New York Times
Throughout this hilly city on the Tagus River, structures and spaces are being stylishly reborn, harboring chic boutiques, galleries and new spots for eating and drinking. Produced by: Fritzie Andrade Read the story here: http://nyti.ms/1MBbRzm Subscribe to the Times Video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from The New York Times every week: http://bit.ly/timesvideonewsletter Subscribe on YouTube: http://bit.ly/U8Ys7n Watch more videos at: http://nytimes.com/video --------------------------------------------------------------- Want more from The New York Times? Twitter: https://twitter.com/nytvideo Instagram: http://instagram.com/nytvideo Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nytimes Google+: https://plus.google.com/+nytimes Whether it's reporti... -
Porto, Portugal Travel Guide - Must-See Attractions
http://bookinghunter.com Porto, also known as Oporto in English, is the second-largest city in Portugal, after Lisbon, and one of the major urban areas in Southern Europe and the capital of the second major great urban area in Portugal. Located along the Douro river estuary in northern Portugal, Porto is one of the oldest European centres, and registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996. The most important places to visit in Porto are: Casa da Musica, Estadio do Dragao, Foz do Douro, Serralves Foundation and Museum, Igreja de Sao Francisco, National Museum Soares dos Reis, Palacio da Bolsa, Porto Cathedral, Teatro Nacional Sao Joao, Port Wine Caves and many more. This video offers a lot of tips to help you plan the perfect vacation. If you want to save time and money, the most... -
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Algarve, Portugal. Top attractions and places to visit
Algarve Travel Guide and Travel Information on this website http://www.abcviajes.com/viajes/portugal/ Algarve. Wherever you look, the colours of the mountains and sea are always with you, creating the impression of a water-colour dotted with highlights of gold, green and blue. Algarve Algarve hotels Algarve things to do Algarve tour Algarve tourist attractions Algarve travel guide Things to do in algarve Hotels in algarve Algarve hotel Algarve tours Algarve weather Where to stay in algarve Algarve holidays Flights to algarve Algarve tourism Hotels algarve What to do in algarve Hotels in algarve Hostels in algarve -
Sintra Portugal Travel Guide Video
SINTRA, PORTUGAL – A MAGICAL DAYTOUR FROM LISBON If you’re planning a trip to Lisbon, I strongly suggest that you make every effort possible to include an extra day in your itinerary for Sintra. Missing this place would be a huge shame and I don’t want you to have regrets! Full post : http://www.gettingcloseto.com/sintra-portugal-lisbon-daytrip/ Never miss a travel video - Subscribe! For more info, travel inspiration and adventure, my travel blog! http://www.gettingcloseto.com P.S. If you liked this video, please consider sending a donation so I can keep on producing them: http://paypal.me/gettingcloseto -
Nazare Portugal Travel Guide
A travel guide for visiting the old fishing town of Nazare in Portugal. Nazare is famous for beautiful wide sandy beaches, white tiled narrow streets, and a neat funicular that travels to the upper town of Sitio. You might enjoy watching one of these other videos: Coimbra Portugal: https://youtu.be/1XGbRq5aLIA Quintas Das Lagrimas Hotel Review: https://youtu.be/UYH4bHlWsto Follow me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YellowProductionsTravel Twitter: ChrisRaney Google+: https://google.com/+yellowwproductions Check out my blog at: http://yelloww.net -
Coimbra Portugal Travel Guide
A travel guide for visiting the old university town of Coimbra in Portugal. Coimbra's biggest attraction is the University of Coimbra, founded in 1290 and one of the oldest universities in continuous operation in the world. You might enjoy some of my other videos from Portugal: Nazare Travel Guide: https://youtu.be/sF_2MPzscjM Follow me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YellowProductionsTravel Twitter: ChrisRaney Google+: https://google.com/+yellowwproductions Check out my blog at: http://yelloww.net -
Algarve Top 4 | Portugal | Travel guide
Our theTravellers travel guide "Algarve Top 4" in Portugal out now! Top beaches, interesting caves and the cities Lagos, Olhao and Portimao. A documentary to plan your holiday. Travel starts here. Here is our theTravellers Extra: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enTOiI95laE Songs: Behind Closed Doors - Otis McDonald Roller Blades - Otis McDonald Underdog - The 126ers One More Chance - Otis McDonald Malmo Sunrise - The 126ers Secret Conversations - The 126ers All music in this video are free for download with permission for commercial use. -
Porto Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Porto in Portugal. Situated in the north of Portugal, Porto is a cultural capital of Europe and birthplace of the nation. The Torre Dos Clerigos is the symbol of the city and was built in the middle of the 18th century on a rock at the city's most elevated point. Two hundred twenty-five steps lead to a stunning view across the picturesque old harbor town and its carpet of red rooftops that nestle against the city's hills. Porto has one of the most beautiful markets in Europe that contains a large inner courtyard completely encircled by arcades. The narrow, deep river valley of the Douro is spanned by 5 bridges of which the most impressive is the Ponte Dom Louis. The Frenchman, Gustave Eiffel, constructed the gigantic two level bridge that connects Porto wi... -
Albufeira (Portugal) - Ren Travel Guide Travel Video
Filmed with the Sony NEX 5n in AVCHD, 16mm 18mm lens, Kelda x0.45 lens adapter, Varavon Follow Focus, Hague Mini Motion Cam and a 5 Way Photographic Reflector. Edited and colour graded with Final Cut Pro X. Location: Albufeira /Algarve /Portugal Also watch: Albufeira Coastal Walk http://youtu.be/xMEIIUY4Zgo ALBUFEIRA is a city in Portugal. It is the seat of Albufeira Municipality. It is a main tourist destination, due to its coastal location. The city has a population of 22,000. It is 250 kilometres (160 mi) from Lisbon, and is within close proximity of Paderne Castle. Lagos is located 30 kilometres (19 mi) to the west, and Faro 45 kilometres (28 mi) to the south-east. Facilities include a marina, golf courses plus innumerable hotels, apartment blocks, restaurants and bars for the annua... -
Travel Guide to Faro, Portugal
http://bestflights.co.za/europe/portugal/faro - Visit for more information Not only is Faro the capital city of the Algarve region but also the southernmost city in Portugal. The Ria Formosa lagoon, which is located next to Faro, is a nature reserve and boast with hundreds of different species for birds during the spring and autumn migratory period. Faro also has a beach, which is located about 7km's from the city. The beach consists of a long sandy spit, which can be reached through a bridge. What to see / do • Albufeira -- The tourist capital • Aqualand -- Water Park • Albufeira, Vilamoura and Quinta do Lago -- Beaches for windsurfing, waterskiing, jet-skiing • Loule Market - A market with stalls selling everything from souvenirs, shoes, clothes, watches and bags to fake designer ... -
Acores (Portugal) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Vacation travel video about destination Acores in Portugal. The Azores islands are located between America and Europe and set amid the Atlantic Ocean, nine islands each with its own special landscape. São Miguel is Gateway to the Azores and the largest and most densely populated island of the Azores archipelago with steaming geysers, the opulent green of the tropics as well as numerous monasteries and settlements. Terceira is located in the middle of the archipelago. In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries its natural harbour was an important port of call for numerous trading ships and Pacos Do Concelho, City Hall, indicates the city’s former prosperity. To the east of the island of Terceira is Serra Do Cume, a giant crater about ten kilometres wide. The interior of the crater consists ... -
Sintra Portugal Travel Guide
A travel guide for visiting the castle town of Sintra in Portugal. Sintra is an easy day-trip from Lisbon to explore the historic castles and palaces. Highlights include: Pena National Palace, Castle of the Moors, and the Palace of Sintra. You might enjoy watching one of these other videos: Nazare Portugal: https://youtu.be/sF_2MPzscjM Coimbra Portugal: https://youtu.be/1XGbRq5aLIA Quintas Das Lagrimas Hotel Review: https://youtu.be/UYH4bHlWsto Follow me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YellowProductionsTravel Twitter: ChrisRaney Google+: https://google.com/+yellowwproductions Check out my blog at: http://yelloww.net -
Madeira (Portugal) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Vacation travel video about destination Madeira in Portugal. Funchal is the capital of the Atlantic island of Madeira and is situated in a natural, picturesque bay, surrounded by steep mountain slopes. With churches, palaces, mansions, museums and magnificent gardens, it is a city of both character and history. The Museum Of Religious Art is to be found in the former bishop’s palace. The sugar trade with Antwerp meant that paintings and other works of art could be used as payment. Madeira has long been famous for its wine, stored in wooden barrels to mature and then exported all over the world. In the old rooms of a former monastery, it is pressed, matured and celebrated. At the beginning of a valley, São Vicente lies hidden beyond the steep slopes of the northern coastline. The taste... -
Madeira (Portugal) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Madeira in Portugal. Madeira is an island of flowers located amid the Atlantic Ocean, with steep cliffs, green valleys, majestic mountains and world famous wine. Belonging to Portugal, it is located nine hundred kilometres southwest of the European mainland and six hundred kilometres west of North Africa. Funchal is the capital and from the beginning a feudal lord resided in the Palacio De São Lourenço along with the military, and later the governor of the island. In 1493 King Manuel The First founded the cathedral which was the first to be situated beyond the continent of Europe and was designed according to Mudéjar style, the Arab construction method of the Christian Moors. The small fishing village of Camara De Lobos is situated west of Funchal on the so... -
Algarve Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
Portugal. The 5 and half thousand square meters large southern part of the once proud colonial empire is Algarve, bathing all year in the sun. From the hilltops, moor forts look down on to the surroundings. In the old towns narrow roads lead up to the magnificent Manuel-style temples. The buildings are ornamented by Azulejos, moor painted tiles. The monuments and statues summon adventurers and explorers: Magellan and Vasco De Gama. The country is full of fishing villages, palm trees, vine arbours, olive tree orchards, and orange gardens. The Playa de Rocha and the other sandy beaches are surrounded by large cliffs, stone archs and lagoons. On the hill of Moniche we travel among pine trees and para oaks. From the lighthouse of the Saint Vincent cape we can only see the endless Atlantic Ocea... -
My Portugal Travel Tips - Luna Vega
More can be found on: http://www.lunavega.net/?p=3802 Amazing beaches on the south of Portugal! If you're looking to stay away from crowded areas, make sure to visit Lagos, where you can go kayaking and discover amazing caves and enjoy the blue water. Praia da Falesia is also another really beautiful area with crystal clear waters, cliffs and white sands. Albufeira is alright too, but it's a much more touristic area, where you can find your normal crowd of party-seeking foreigners. I recommend you try the sardines! They were fresh and so different than what you can get in the States. All in all, my trip to Portugal was amazing! I hope these tips are useful and make sure to subscribe! SUBSCRIBE to receive weekly updates on how you can grow your business: https://www.youtube.com/us... -
Visit Sintra: Tourist Tips for Visiting Sintra, Portugal
http://www.woltersworld.com Sintra, Portugal is a beautiful town outside of Lisbon, the capital. It is worth it for any visitor to Lisbon to take the train out to Sintra. There are amazing castles/palaces and museums. Filmed in Sintra outside the Palacio de Pena -
Portugal Travel Skills
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Travel Guide - Lisbon, Portugal
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Portugal (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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In the south of the country, the Algarve i...
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Travel video about destination Portugal.
In the south of the country, the Algarve is the mainstay of Portuguese tourism with golden sandy beaches, bright red rocky coasts and a profusion of castles built by the Christian kings during the Moorish Wars. Faro is the capital of the Algarve and today its huge old city wall indicates its past importance. Close to the Baroque cathedral, the attractive centre of the old town has been well preserved and indicates the town’s historic and dazzling past. Lisbon is the heart of Portugal and is located on the massive Tejo Bay. The Marques De Pombal rebuilt the city after it experienced the most devastating earthquake ever to hit a European town when only the plain, pointed arches of the Carmo Monastery’s distinctive roof withstood the catastrophic earthquake. Baixa is the name of the lower city from which a lift ascends to the heights of Bairro Alto from where there are amazing views across the rooftops of the old town of Alfama. ‘Electricos’ are Lisbon’s quaint and unique trams which squeak and roar through the old town, travelling along the narrow streets and up and down the hills. The Torre De Belem once guarded the approaches to Lisbon’s harbour. Shimmering white like a fantastic mirage, the city’s most famous landmark is located on the shores of the Tejo. It was from here that ships crews were bid farewell as they set out on their long voyages of discovery. The town of Sintra is situated on a forest slope on the Sierra De Sintra. Its mild climate and proximity to the capital city led the kings of Portugal to build their summer palaces here and there is an abundance of grand residences and palaces each surrounded by beautiful gardens and tropical plants. Located atop a tall rock is the Palacio Da Pena, a pseudo-fantasy castle which dates from the Middle Ages. The long bridge over the River Douro was built by Gustave Eiffel and is in the form of a huge arch constructed solely of iron and from which, on two levels, it connects the town of Porto with Vila Nova De Gaia. Portugal is a country of churches and cathedrals, massive fortresses, magnificent castles and prosperous towns. The sunshine and glorious coastline are mere bonuses!
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Travel video about destination Portugal.
In the south of the country, the Algarve is the mainstay of Portuguese tourism with golden sandy beaches, bright red rocky coasts and a profusion of castles built by the Christian kings during the Moorish Wars. Faro is the capital of the Algarve and today its huge old city wall indicates its past importance. Close to the Baroque cathedral, the attractive centre of the old town has been well preserved and indicates the town’s historic and dazzling past. Lisbon is the heart of Portugal and is located on the massive Tejo Bay. The Marques De Pombal rebuilt the city after it experienced the most devastating earthquake ever to hit a European town when only the plain, pointed arches of the Carmo Monastery’s distinctive roof withstood the catastrophic earthquake. Baixa is the name of the lower city from which a lift ascends to the heights of Bairro Alto from where there are amazing views across the rooftops of the old town of Alfama. ‘Electricos’ are Lisbon’s quaint and unique trams which squeak and roar through the old town, travelling along the narrow streets and up and down the hills. The Torre De Belem once guarded the approaches to Lisbon’s harbour. Shimmering white like a fantastic mirage, the city’s most famous landmark is located on the shores of the Tejo. It was from here that ships crews were bid farewell as they set out on their long voyages of discovery. The town of Sintra is situated on a forest slope on the Sierra De Sintra. Its mild climate and proximity to the capital city led the kings of Portugal to build their summer palaces here and there is an abundance of grand residences and palaces each surrounded by beautiful gardens and tropical plants. Located atop a tall rock is the Palacio Da Pena, a pseudo-fantasy castle which dates from the Middle Ages. The long bridge over the River Douro was built by Gustave Eiffel and is in the form of a huge arch constructed solely of iron and from which, on two levels, it connects the town of Porto with Vila Nova De Gaia. Portugal is a country of churches and cathedrals, massive fortresses, magnificent castles and prosperous towns. The sunshine and glorious coastline are mere bonuses!
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Lisbon, Portugal Travel Guide - Must-See Attractions
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Lisbon is the capital city and largest city of Portugal. Lisbon is the westernmost large city located in Europe, as well as its wester...
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Lisbon is the capital city and largest city of Portugal. Lisbon is the westernmost large city located in Europe, as well as its westernmost capital city and the only one along the Atlantic coast. It lies in the western Iberian Peninsula on the Atlantic Ocean and the Tagus River.
The most important places to visit in Lisbon are: Jeronimo's Monastery (this is one attraction you must not miss in Lisbon. Constructed in the 16th century, it's simply an amazing site), Pena Palace (located in the town of Sintra, close to Lisbon, among the world's most beautiful palaces. A fine example of Portuguese architecture), Belem Tower (a 16th century UNESCO world heritage site. Initially a fortress to protect the city, it symbolizes the Age of Discoveries), Commerce Square (a grand square situated by the river Tages. Before the 1755 earthquake, it was the site of a palace), St. George's Castle (when you are in Lisbon it's hard to miss this massive castle. The earliest origins dates back 1500 years) and many more.
This video offers a lot of tips to help you plan the perfect vacation. If you want to save time and money, the most important Lisbon travel tip is to compare prices before booking a hotel room or a flight. You can do this for free on http://bookinghunter.com, a site that searches through hundreds of other travel websites in real time for the best travel deals available.
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Lisbon is the capital city and largest city of Portugal. Lisbon is the westernmost large city located in Europe, as well as its westernmost capital city and the only one along the Atlantic coast. It lies in the western Iberian Peninsula on the Atlantic Ocean and the Tagus River.
The most important places to visit in Lisbon are: Jeronimo's Monastery (this is one attraction you must not miss in Lisbon. Constructed in the 16th century, it's simply an amazing site), Pena Palace (located in the town of Sintra, close to Lisbon, among the world's most beautiful palaces. A fine example of Portuguese architecture), Belem Tower (a 16th century UNESCO world heritage site. Initially a fortress to protect the city, it symbolizes the Age of Discoveries), Commerce Square (a grand square situated by the river Tages. Before the 1755 earthquake, it was the site of a palace), St. George's Castle (when you are in Lisbon it's hard to miss this massive castle. The earliest origins dates back 1500 years) and many more.
This video offers a lot of tips to help you plan the perfect vacation. If you want to save time and money, the most important Lisbon travel tip is to compare prices before booking a hotel room or a flight. You can do this for free on http://bookinghunter.com, a site that searches through hundreds of other travel websites in real time for the best travel deals available.
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20 things to do in Lisbon Travel Guide
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Lisbon was the final stop of our European tour and we couldn't have chosen a better destination. The city immediately won us over with it's cheery pastel buildi...
Lisbon was the final stop of our European tour and we couldn't have chosen a better destination. The city immediately won us over with it's cheery pastel buildings, delicious fresh seafood, and it's unique mix of attractions. It also didn't hurt that we had clear blue skies the whole week we were there! The following video will highlight 20 things to do in Lisbon and we hope it will give you a few ideas of some of the sights this beautiful city has to offer.
1) São Jorge Castle (Portuguese: Castelo de São Jorge)
2) Miradouro das Portas do Sol observation deck
3) Carmo Convent (Portuguese: Convento da Ordem do Carmo)
4) Portuguese egg tart pastry - Pastel de nata (Portuguese: pastéis de nata)
5) Belém Tower (Portuguese: Torre de Belém
6) Padrão dos Descobrimentos (Portuguese: Monument to the Discoveries)
7) Jerónimos Monastery or Hieronymites Monastery (Portuguese: Mosteiro dos Jerónimos
8) Kiosk - Quiosque
9) Tagus River Ferry - (Portuguese: Tejo)
10) Salmão Grelhado - Portuguese Grilled Fish (Salmon Steaks)
11) Visiting Cacilhas Island
12) Lisbon tramway network (Portuguese: Rede de eléctricos de Lisboa)
13) Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara Observation Views
14) Shopping (Rua Augusta)
15) Praça do Comércio - Commerce Square)
16) Santa Justa Lift (Portuguese: Elevador de Santa Justa
17) Bacalhau - Portuguese dried & salted cod
18) Tropical Botanical Garden (Portuguese: Jardim Agricola Tropical)
19) Lisbon Cathedral: Patriarchal Cathedral of St. Mary Major (Portuguese: Santa Maria Maior de Lisboa or Sé de Lisboa)
20) Lisbon night views
Our visit Lisbon travel guide covers some of the top attractions including the best in arts, entertainment, museums, nightlife and restaurants. We also cover off-the-beaten-path activities that you won't find in your typical tourism brochure or Lisbon city guide.
20 things to do in Lisbon, Portugal | Top Attractions Travel Guide:
Our first stop of the day was Sao Jorge Castle, which is an old Moorish fortification that sits on a hill overlooking Lisbon and the Tagus River. You can get some nice panoramic views of the city from here, and they also have peacocks roaming the grounds.
Miradouro das Portas do Sol is one of the many look out points in Lisbon that offers postcard-perfect views of the city. This particular terrace overlooks the Alfama district and it is always popular with tourists.
Carmo is a mediaeval convent that was ruined during the 1755 earthquake, and today it is used as an archaeological museum. It's a strange feeling walking down the ruined nave of the church and seeing blue skies above your head, but that's exactly what makes it worth a visit.
Another place to visit is Belem Tower. The tower was built on the banks of the Tagus River, and it was meant to act as both a defense system and a ceremonial gateway into Lisbon.
The Jeronimos Monastery is one of the most visited sights in Lisbon. It's one of the best examples of Late Gothic Manueline architecture, so have a close look at the intricate detailing when you visit.
A fun way to get around Lisbon's hilly streets is by riding the trams. There are different lines across the city, but #28 is the most popular one with visitors.
The Santa Justa lift is an elevator that connects the lower streets of Baixa with Carmo Square, and it is the only remaining vertical elevator in Lisbon. Though it is meant to serve a functional role, it is also quite popular with visitors who find the elevator a novel idea.
And that's a wrap for our week in the Portuguese capital! We hope you enjoyed this video and that it gave you some ideas of things to do in Lisbon. As always, if you have any other suggestion for travellers of places to visit and things to do around town, feel free to share them in the comments below. Wishing you happy travels!
This is part of our Travel in Portugal series. We're making a series of videos showcasing Portuguese culture, Portuguese arts, Portuguese foods, Portuguese religion, Portuguese cuisine and Portuguese people.
Proudly presented by: http://nomadicsamuel.com & http://thatbackpacker.com
All photos and video taken by Samuel Jeffery (Nomadic Samuel) and Audrey Bergner (That Backpacker).
Music in this video courtesy of Audio Network
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Lisbon was the final stop of our European tour and we couldn't have chosen a better destination. The city immediately won us over with it's cheery pastel buildings, delicious fresh seafood, and it's unique mix of attractions. It also didn't hurt that we had clear blue skies the whole week we were there! The following video will highlight 20 things to do in Lisbon and we hope it will give you a few ideas of some of the sights this beautiful city has to offer.
1) São Jorge Castle (Portuguese: Castelo de São Jorge)
2) Miradouro das Portas do Sol observation deck
3) Carmo Convent (Portuguese: Convento da Ordem do Carmo)
4) Portuguese egg tart pastry - Pastel de nata (Portuguese: pastéis de nata)
5) Belém Tower (Portuguese: Torre de Belém
6) Padrão dos Descobrimentos (Portuguese: Monument to the Discoveries)
7) Jerónimos Monastery or Hieronymites Monastery (Portuguese: Mosteiro dos Jerónimos
8) Kiosk - Quiosque
9) Tagus River Ferry - (Portuguese: Tejo)
10) Salmão Grelhado - Portuguese Grilled Fish (Salmon Steaks)
11) Visiting Cacilhas Island
12) Lisbon tramway network (Portuguese: Rede de eléctricos de Lisboa)
13) Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara Observation Views
14) Shopping (Rua Augusta)
15) Praça do Comércio - Commerce Square)
16) Santa Justa Lift (Portuguese: Elevador de Santa Justa
17) Bacalhau - Portuguese dried & salted cod
18) Tropical Botanical Garden (Portuguese: Jardim Agricola Tropical)
19) Lisbon Cathedral: Patriarchal Cathedral of St. Mary Major (Portuguese: Santa Maria Maior de Lisboa or Sé de Lisboa)
20) Lisbon night views
Our visit Lisbon travel guide covers some of the top attractions including the best in arts, entertainment, museums, nightlife and restaurants. We also cover off-the-beaten-path activities that you won't find in your typical tourism brochure or Lisbon city guide.
20 things to do in Lisbon, Portugal | Top Attractions Travel Guide:
Our first stop of the day was Sao Jorge Castle, which is an old Moorish fortification that sits on a hill overlooking Lisbon and the Tagus River. You can get some nice panoramic views of the city from here, and they also have peacocks roaming the grounds.
Miradouro das Portas do Sol is one of the many look out points in Lisbon that offers postcard-perfect views of the city. This particular terrace overlooks the Alfama district and it is always popular with tourists.
Carmo is a mediaeval convent that was ruined during the 1755 earthquake, and today it is used as an archaeological museum. It's a strange feeling walking down the ruined nave of the church and seeing blue skies above your head, but that's exactly what makes it worth a visit.
Another place to visit is Belem Tower. The tower was built on the banks of the Tagus River, and it was meant to act as both a defense system and a ceremonial gateway into Lisbon.
The Jeronimos Monastery is one of the most visited sights in Lisbon. It's one of the best examples of Late Gothic Manueline architecture, so have a close look at the intricate detailing when you visit.
A fun way to get around Lisbon's hilly streets is by riding the trams. There are different lines across the city, but #28 is the most popular one with visitors.
The Santa Justa lift is an elevator that connects the lower streets of Baixa with Carmo Square, and it is the only remaining vertical elevator in Lisbon. Though it is meant to serve a functional role, it is also quite popular with visitors who find the elevator a novel idea.
And that's a wrap for our week in the Portuguese capital! We hope you enjoyed this video and that it gave you some ideas of things to do in Lisbon. As always, if you have any other suggestion for travellers of places to visit and things to do around town, feel free to share them in the comments below. Wishing you happy travels!
This is part of our Travel in Portugal series. We're making a series of videos showcasing Portuguese culture, Portuguese arts, Portuguese foods, Portuguese religion, Portuguese cuisine and Portuguese people.
Proudly presented by: http://nomadicsamuel.com & http://thatbackpacker.com
All photos and video taken by Samuel Jeffery (Nomadic Samuel) and Audrey Bergner (That Backpacker).
Music in this video courtesy of Audio Network
- published: 28 Dec 2015
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What to Do in Lisbon, Portugal | 36 Hours Travel Videos | The New York Times
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Throughout this hilly city on the Tagus River, structures and spaces are being stylishly reborn, harboring chic boutiques, galleries and new spots for eating an...
Throughout this hilly city on the Tagus River, structures and spaces are being stylishly reborn, harboring chic boutiques, galleries and new spots for eating and drinking.
Produced by: Fritzie Andrade
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Throughout this hilly city on the Tagus River, structures and spaces are being stylishly reborn, harboring chic boutiques, galleries and new spots for eating and drinking.
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Porto, Portugal Travel Guide - Must-See Attractions
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Porto, also known as Oporto in English, is the second-largest city in Portugal, after Lisbon, and one of the major urban areas in Sout...
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Porto, also known as Oporto in English, is the second-largest city in Portugal, after Lisbon, and one of the major urban areas in Southern Europe and the capital of the second major great urban area in Portugal. Located along the Douro river estuary in northern Portugal, Porto is one of the oldest European centres, and registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996.
The most important places to visit in Porto are: Casa da Musica, Estadio do Dragao, Foz do Douro, Serralves Foundation and Museum, Igreja de Sao Francisco, National Museum Soares dos Reis, Palacio da Bolsa, Porto Cathedral, Teatro Nacional Sao Joao, Port Wine Caves and many more.
This video offers a lot of tips to help you plan the perfect vacation. If you want to save time and money, the most important Porto travel tip is to compare prices before booking a hotel room or a flight. You can do this for free on http://bookinghunter.com, a site that searches through hundreds of other travel websites in real time for the best travel deals available.
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Porto, also known as Oporto in English, is the second-largest city in Portugal, after Lisbon, and one of the major urban areas in Southern Europe and the capital of the second major great urban area in Portugal. Located along the Douro river estuary in northern Portugal, Porto is one of the oldest European centres, and registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996.
The most important places to visit in Porto are: Casa da Musica, Estadio do Dragao, Foz do Douro, Serralves Foundation and Museum, Igreja de Sao Francisco, National Museum Soares dos Reis, Palacio da Bolsa, Porto Cathedral, Teatro Nacional Sao Joao, Port Wine Caves and many more.
This video offers a lot of tips to help you plan the perfect vacation. If you want to save time and money, the most important Porto travel tip is to compare prices before booking a hotel room or a flight. You can do this for free on http://bookinghunter.com, a site that searches through hundreds of other travel websites in real time for the best travel deals available.
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Travel Guide: Portugal
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This country is known as "the Gentle Land." http://www.WatchMojo.com continues our travel series with a look at Portugal.
This country is known as "the Gentle Land." http://www.WatchMojo.com continues our travel series with a look at Portugal.
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Algarve, Portugal. Top attractions and places to visit
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Algarve Travel Guide and Travel Information on this website
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Algarve. Wherever you look, the colours of the mountains ...
Algarve Travel Guide and Travel Information on this website
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Sintra Portugal Travel Guide Video
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SINTRA, PORTUGAL – A MAGICAL DAYTOUR FROM LISBON
If you’re planning a trip to Lisbon, I strongly suggest that you make every effort possible to include an extra...
SINTRA, PORTUGAL – A MAGICAL DAYTOUR FROM LISBON
If you’re planning a trip to Lisbon, I strongly suggest that you make every effort possible to include an extra day in your itinerary for Sintra. Missing this place would be a huge shame and I don’t want you to have regrets!
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SINTRA, PORTUGAL – A MAGICAL DAYTOUR FROM LISBON
If you’re planning a trip to Lisbon, I strongly suggest that you make every effort possible to include an extra day in your itinerary for Sintra. Missing this place would be a huge shame and I don’t want you to have regrets!
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Nazare Portugal Travel Guide
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A travel guide for visiting the old fishing town of Nazare in Portugal. Nazare is famous for beautiful wide sandy beaches, white tiled narrow streets, and a ne...
A travel guide for visiting the old fishing town of Nazare in Portugal. Nazare is famous for beautiful wide sandy beaches, white tiled narrow streets, and a neat funicular that travels to the upper town of Sitio.
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A travel guide for visiting the old fishing town of Nazare in Portugal. Nazare is famous for beautiful wide sandy beaches, white tiled narrow streets, and a neat funicular that travels to the upper town of Sitio.
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- published: 19 Jul 2015
- views: 1230
Coimbra Portugal Travel Guide
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- Duration: 4:39
- Updated: 26 Jul 2015
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A travel guide for visiting the old university town of Coimbra in Portugal. Coimbra's biggest attraction is the University of Coimbra, founded in 1290 and one ...
A travel guide for visiting the old university town of Coimbra in Portugal. Coimbra's biggest attraction is the University of Coimbra, founded in 1290 and one of the oldest universities in continuous operation in the world.
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Nazare Travel Guide: https://youtu.be/sF_2MPzscjM
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A travel guide for visiting the old university town of Coimbra in Portugal. Coimbra's biggest attraction is the University of Coimbra, founded in 1290 and one of the oldest universities in continuous operation in the world.
You might enjoy some of my other videos from Portugal:
Nazare Travel Guide: https://youtu.be/sF_2MPzscjM
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- published: 26 Jul 2015
- views: 3387
Algarve Top 4 | Portugal | Travel guide
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- Duration: 4:32
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 743
Our theTravellers travel guide "Algarve Top 4" in Portugal out now! Top beaches, interesting caves and the cities Lagos, Olhao and Portimao. A documentary to pl...
Our theTravellers travel guide "Algarve Top 4" in Portugal out now! Top beaches, interesting caves and the cities Lagos, Olhao and Portimao. A documentary to plan your holiday. Travel starts here.
Here is our theTravellers Extra:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enTOiI95laE
Songs:
Behind Closed Doors - Otis McDonald
Roller Blades - Otis McDonald
Underdog - The 126ers
One More Chance - Otis McDonald
Malmo Sunrise - The 126ers
Secret Conversations - The 126ers
All music in this video are free for download with permission for commercial use.
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Our theTravellers travel guide "Algarve Top 4" in Portugal out now! Top beaches, interesting caves and the cities Lagos, Olhao and Portimao. A documentary to plan your holiday. Travel starts here.
Here is our theTravellers Extra:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enTOiI95laE
Songs:
Behind Closed Doors - Otis McDonald
Roller Blades - Otis McDonald
Underdog - The 126ers
One More Chance - Otis McDonald
Malmo Sunrise - The 126ers
Secret Conversations - The 126ers
All music in this video are free for download with permission for commercial use.
- published: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 743
Porto Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 25:35
- Updated: 12 Aug 2013
- views: 59609
Travel video about destination Porto in Portugal.
Situated in the north of Portugal, Porto is a cultural capital of Europe and birthplace of the nation.
The To...
Travel video about destination Porto in Portugal.
Situated in the north of Portugal, Porto is a cultural capital of Europe and birthplace of the nation.
The Torre Dos Clerigos is the symbol of the city and was built in the middle of the 18th century on a rock at the city's most elevated point. Two hundred twenty-five steps lead to a stunning view across the picturesque old harbor town and its carpet of red rooftops that nestle against the city's hills.
Porto has one of the most beautiful markets in Europe that contains a large inner courtyard completely encircled by arcades.
The narrow, deep river valley of the Douro is spanned by 5 bridges of which the most impressive is the Ponte Dom Louis. The Frenchman, Gustave Eiffel, constructed the gigantic two level bridge that connects Porto with its sister town, Vila Nova De Gaia.
Five bridges connect the banks of the River Douro where 2 of them are monuments that date back to the Industrial Revolution. The river has always been the city's lifeline and a trading route to the whole world. The entire river valley was designated as a vine growing area because it is where the world famous port wine is grown.
With all of its picturesque districts, including its Baroque splendor and the palatial houses of its elite, Porto has truly survived the march of time.
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Travel video about destination Porto in Portugal.
Situated in the north of Portugal, Porto is a cultural capital of Europe and birthplace of the nation.
The Torre Dos Clerigos is the symbol of the city and was built in the middle of the 18th century on a rock at the city's most elevated point. Two hundred twenty-five steps lead to a stunning view across the picturesque old harbor town and its carpet of red rooftops that nestle against the city's hills.
Porto has one of the most beautiful markets in Europe that contains a large inner courtyard completely encircled by arcades.
The narrow, deep river valley of the Douro is spanned by 5 bridges of which the most impressive is the Ponte Dom Louis. The Frenchman, Gustave Eiffel, constructed the gigantic two level bridge that connects Porto with its sister town, Vila Nova De Gaia.
Five bridges connect the banks of the River Douro where 2 of them are monuments that date back to the Industrial Revolution. The river has always been the city's lifeline and a trading route to the whole world. The entire river valley was designated as a vine growing area because it is where the world famous port wine is grown.
With all of its picturesque districts, including its Baroque splendor and the palatial houses of its elite, Porto has truly survived the march of time.
- published: 12 Aug 2013
- views: 59609
Albufeira (Portugal) - Ren Travel Guide Travel Video
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- Duration: 3:36
- Updated: 28 May 2013
- views: 74757
Filmed with the Sony NEX 5n in AVCHD, 16mm 18mm lens, Kelda x0.45 lens adapter, Varavon Follow Focus, Hague Mini Motion Cam and a 5 Way Photographic Reflector. ...
Filmed with the Sony NEX 5n in AVCHD, 16mm 18mm lens, Kelda x0.45 lens adapter, Varavon Follow Focus, Hague Mini Motion Cam and a 5 Way Photographic Reflector. Edited and colour graded with Final Cut Pro X.
Location: Albufeira /Algarve /Portugal
Also watch: Albufeira Coastal Walk http://youtu.be/xMEIIUY4Zgo
ALBUFEIRA is a city in Portugal. It is the seat of Albufeira Municipality. It is a main tourist destination, due to its coastal location. The city has a population of 22,000. It is 250 kilometres (160 mi) from Lisbon, and is within close proximity of Paderne Castle. Lagos is located 30 kilometres (19 mi) to the west, and Faro 45 kilometres (28 mi) to the south-east. Facilities include a marina, golf courses plus innumerable hotels, apartment blocks, restaurants and bars for the annual flood of visitors.
Also watch: Albufeira Coastal Walk http://youtu.be/xMEIIUY4Zgo
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Filmed with the Sony NEX 5n in AVCHD, 16mm 18mm lens, Kelda x0.45 lens adapter, Varavon Follow Focus, Hague Mini Motion Cam and a 5 Way Photographic Reflector. Edited and colour graded with Final Cut Pro X.
Location: Albufeira /Algarve /Portugal
Also watch: Albufeira Coastal Walk http://youtu.be/xMEIIUY4Zgo
ALBUFEIRA is a city in Portugal. It is the seat of Albufeira Municipality. It is a main tourist destination, due to its coastal location. The city has a population of 22,000. It is 250 kilometres (160 mi) from Lisbon, and is within close proximity of Paderne Castle. Lagos is located 30 kilometres (19 mi) to the west, and Faro 45 kilometres (28 mi) to the south-east. Facilities include a marina, golf courses plus innumerable hotels, apartment blocks, restaurants and bars for the annual flood of visitors.
Also watch: Albufeira Coastal Walk http://youtu.be/xMEIIUY4Zgo
- published: 28 May 2013
- views: 74757
Travel Guide to Faro, Portugal
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- Duration: 1:35
- Updated: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 14184
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Not only is Faro the capital city of the Algarve region but also the southernmost ci...
http://bestflights.co.za/europe/portugal/faro - Visit for more information
Not only is Faro the capital city of the Algarve region but also the southernmost city in Portugal. The Ria Formosa lagoon, which is located next to Faro, is a nature reserve and boast with hundreds of different species for birds during the spring and autumn migratory period. Faro also has a beach, which is located about 7km's from the city. The beach consists of a long sandy spit, which can be reached through a bridge.
What to see / do
• Albufeira -- The tourist capital
• Aqualand -- Water Park
• Albufeira, Vilamoura and Quinta do Lago -- Beaches for windsurfing, waterskiing, jet-skiing
• Loule Market - A market with stalls selling everything from souvenirs, shoes, clothes, watches and bags to fake designer stuff
• Parque da Mina -- Theme Park
• Vila do Bispo -- Beach for surfing and bodyboarding
Events
• Festival Med - A Mediterranean summer festival with music, dance and art.
• Festival do Marisco -- A seafood festival
• FIESA -- An International Sand sculpture festival
• Loule Carnival - A carnival with floats and a fancy dress parade
• Saint Irene's Fair -- 10 Day Festival with entertainment and exhibition
wn.com/Travel Guide To Faro, Portugal
http://bestflights.co.za/europe/portugal/faro - Visit for more information
Not only is Faro the capital city of the Algarve region but also the southernmost city in Portugal. The Ria Formosa lagoon, which is located next to Faro, is a nature reserve and boast with hundreds of different species for birds during the spring and autumn migratory period. Faro also has a beach, which is located about 7km's from the city. The beach consists of a long sandy spit, which can be reached through a bridge.
What to see / do
• Albufeira -- The tourist capital
• Aqualand -- Water Park
• Albufeira, Vilamoura and Quinta do Lago -- Beaches for windsurfing, waterskiing, jet-skiing
• Loule Market - A market with stalls selling everything from souvenirs, shoes, clothes, watches and bags to fake designer stuff
• Parque da Mina -- Theme Park
• Vila do Bispo -- Beach for surfing and bodyboarding
Events
• Festival Med - A Mediterranean summer festival with music, dance and art.
• Festival do Marisco -- A seafood festival
• FIESA -- An International Sand sculpture festival
• Loule Carnival - A carnival with floats and a fancy dress parade
• Saint Irene's Fair -- 10 Day Festival with entertainment and exhibition
- published: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 14184
Acores (Portugal) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 25:37
- Updated: 18 Jan 2016
- views: 873
Vacation travel video about destination Acores in Portugal.
The Azores islands are located between America and Europe and set amid the Atlantic Ocean, nine isla...
Vacation travel video about destination Acores in Portugal.
The Azores islands are located between America and Europe and set amid the Atlantic Ocean, nine islands each with its own special landscape. São Miguel is Gateway to the Azores and the largest and most densely populated island of the Azores archipelago with steaming geysers, the opulent green of the tropics as well as numerous monasteries and settlements. Terceira is located in the middle of the archipelago. In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries its natural harbour was an important port of call for numerous trading ships and Pacos Do Concelho, City Hall, indicates the city’s former prosperity. To the east of the island of Terceira is Serra Do Cume, a giant crater about ten kilometres wide. The interior of the crater consists of fields and pastures in which dairy cows graze peacefully. São Sebastião is probably the oldest settlement on the island and was where the first Portuguese settlers set foot ashore. Threatened by pirate attack, the people built fortified churches, decorated in Gothic splendour. Faial, the Blue Island, is one of the most visited islands in the archipelago and whose marina is well known throughout the world. It offers spectacular nature with a rocky coastline and volcanoes. Horta is the island’s capital and since 1976 has also been the seat of the Azores’ parliament. With their authentic nature and harmony, the Azores islands are still waiting to be discovered. A paradise set in eternal blue with islands that hold the secrets of nature and an abundance of local pride. Evergreen jewels set amid the Atlantic Ocean!
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Vacation travel video about destination Acores in Portugal.
The Azores islands are located between America and Europe and set amid the Atlantic Ocean, nine islands each with its own special landscape. São Miguel is Gateway to the Azores and the largest and most densely populated island of the Azores archipelago with steaming geysers, the opulent green of the tropics as well as numerous monasteries and settlements. Terceira is located in the middle of the archipelago. In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries its natural harbour was an important port of call for numerous trading ships and Pacos Do Concelho, City Hall, indicates the city’s former prosperity. To the east of the island of Terceira is Serra Do Cume, a giant crater about ten kilometres wide. The interior of the crater consists of fields and pastures in which dairy cows graze peacefully. São Sebastião is probably the oldest settlement on the island and was where the first Portuguese settlers set foot ashore. Threatened by pirate attack, the people built fortified churches, decorated in Gothic splendour. Faial, the Blue Island, is one of the most visited islands in the archipelago and whose marina is well known throughout the world. It offers spectacular nature with a rocky coastline and volcanoes. Horta is the island’s capital and since 1976 has also been the seat of the Azores’ parliament. With their authentic nature and harmony, the Azores islands are still waiting to be discovered. A paradise set in eternal blue with islands that hold the secrets of nature and an abundance of local pride. Evergreen jewels set amid the Atlantic Ocean!
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- published: 18 Jan 2016
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Sintra Portugal Travel Guide
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- Duration: 6:59
- Updated: 30 Aug 2015
- views: 2522
A travel guide for visiting the castle town of Sintra in Portugal. Sintra is an easy day-trip from Lisbon to explore the historic castles and palaces. Highlig...
A travel guide for visiting the castle town of Sintra in Portugal. Sintra is an easy day-trip from Lisbon to explore the historic castles and palaces. Highlights include: Pena National Palace, Castle of the Moors, and the Palace of Sintra.
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Nazare Portugal: https://youtu.be/sF_2MPzscjM
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A travel guide for visiting the castle town of Sintra in Portugal. Sintra is an easy day-trip from Lisbon to explore the historic castles and palaces. Highlights include: Pena National Palace, Castle of the Moors, and the Palace of Sintra.
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Nazare Portugal: https://youtu.be/sF_2MPzscjM
Coimbra Portugal: https://youtu.be/1XGbRq5aLIA
Quintas Das Lagrimas Hotel Review: https://youtu.be/UYH4bHlWsto
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- published: 30 Aug 2015
- views: 2522
Madeira (Portugal) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 25:37
- Updated: 17 Jan 2016
- views: 1483
Vacation travel video about destination Madeira in Portugal.
Funchal is the capital of the Atlantic island of Madeira and is situated in a natural, picturesque ...
Vacation travel video about destination Madeira in Portugal.
Funchal is the capital of the Atlantic island of Madeira and is situated in a natural, picturesque bay, surrounded by steep mountain slopes. With churches, palaces, mansions, museums and magnificent gardens, it is a city of both character and history. The Museum Of Religious Art is to be found in the former bishop’s palace. The sugar trade with Antwerp meant that paintings and other works of art could be used as payment. Madeira has long been famous for its wine, stored in wooden barrels to mature and then exported all over the world. In the old rooms of a former monastery, it is pressed, matured and celebrated. At the beginning of a valley, São Vicente lies hidden beyond the steep slopes of the northern coastline. The tastefully restored centre of the village contains a seventeenth century church with a Baroque interior. There are gilded carvings, tile pictures and paintings on the altar. At an amazing acute angle, the gondola from the mountain station below the village of Achadas Da Cruz travels three hundred metres down to the coast and back. This most beautiful Baroque church on the north coast was established in São Jorge. Its external simplicity gives little hint of its internal beauty: gilded wood carvings and illusionist paintings adorn the church and its altar. To the east of Madeira is the natural bay of Machico, the oldest settlement on the island. Today, Madeira’s third largest city extends from the coast to the hills of the wide and fertile valley of the Machico River whose inhabitants live from the cultivation of fruit, vineyards and fishing. Its extraordinary landscapes and exotic fragrances have been captivating visitors for centuries. Madeira, wild beauty amid the Atlantic Ocean!
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Vacation travel video about destination Madeira in Portugal.
Funchal is the capital of the Atlantic island of Madeira and is situated in a natural, picturesque bay, surrounded by steep mountain slopes. With churches, palaces, mansions, museums and magnificent gardens, it is a city of both character and history. The Museum Of Religious Art is to be found in the former bishop’s palace. The sugar trade with Antwerp meant that paintings and other works of art could be used as payment. Madeira has long been famous for its wine, stored in wooden barrels to mature and then exported all over the world. In the old rooms of a former monastery, it is pressed, matured and celebrated. At the beginning of a valley, São Vicente lies hidden beyond the steep slopes of the northern coastline. The tastefully restored centre of the village contains a seventeenth century church with a Baroque interior. There are gilded carvings, tile pictures and paintings on the altar. At an amazing acute angle, the gondola from the mountain station below the village of Achadas Da Cruz travels three hundred metres down to the coast and back. This most beautiful Baroque church on the north coast was established in São Jorge. Its external simplicity gives little hint of its internal beauty: gilded wood carvings and illusionist paintings adorn the church and its altar. To the east of Madeira is the natural bay of Machico, the oldest settlement on the island. Today, Madeira’s third largest city extends from the coast to the hills of the wide and fertile valley of the Machico River whose inhabitants live from the cultivation of fruit, vineyards and fishing. Its extraordinary landscapes and exotic fragrances have been captivating visitors for centuries. Madeira, wild beauty amid the Atlantic Ocean!
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- published: 17 Jan 2016
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Madeira (Portugal) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 51:39
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Travel video about destination Madeira in Portugal.
Madeira is an island of flowers located amid the Atlantic Ocean, with steep cliffs, green valleys, majestic ...
Travel video about destination Madeira in Portugal.
Madeira is an island of flowers located amid the Atlantic Ocean, with steep cliffs, green valleys, majestic mountains and world famous wine. Belonging to Portugal, it is located nine hundred kilometres southwest of the European mainland and six hundred kilometres west of North Africa. Funchal is the capital and from the beginning a feudal lord resided in the Palacio De São Lourenço along with the military, and later the governor of the island. In 1493 King Manuel The First founded the cathedral which was the first to be situated beyond the continent of Europe and was designed according to Mudéjar style, the Arab construction method of the Christian Moors. The small fishing village of Camara De Lobos is situated west of Funchal on the south coast and was made famous by Sir Winston Churchill who painted its small harbour. São Vicente looks like something from a picture postcard and wine growers proudly display their traditional homes and well laid out vineyards. The town is particularly well known for its Grutas, Madeira’s only accessible cave system and which indicates its geological past. In the north east is the tourist centre of Santana with its straw-roofed houses, beautiful flowers and streets lined with patterned cobblestones. Amid a fertile terraced landscape is the picturesque centre of Faial and its modest parish church, the destination of a major annual pilgrimage. The village exudes tranquillity and there has been little impact of tourism as both the landscape and the local people have retained their original character. Madeira is like a jewel in the Atlantic, possessing its own rich variety of exceptional, natural landscapes. A wild beauty with many hidden treasures!
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Travel video about destination Madeira in Portugal.
Madeira is an island of flowers located amid the Atlantic Ocean, with steep cliffs, green valleys, majestic mountains and world famous wine. Belonging to Portugal, it is located nine hundred kilometres southwest of the European mainland and six hundred kilometres west of North Africa. Funchal is the capital and from the beginning a feudal lord resided in the Palacio De São Lourenço along with the military, and later the governor of the island. In 1493 King Manuel The First founded the cathedral which was the first to be situated beyond the continent of Europe and was designed according to Mudéjar style, the Arab construction method of the Christian Moors. The small fishing village of Camara De Lobos is situated west of Funchal on the south coast and was made famous by Sir Winston Churchill who painted its small harbour. São Vicente looks like something from a picture postcard and wine growers proudly display their traditional homes and well laid out vineyards. The town is particularly well known for its Grutas, Madeira’s only accessible cave system and which indicates its geological past. In the north east is the tourist centre of Santana with its straw-roofed houses, beautiful flowers and streets lined with patterned cobblestones. Amid a fertile terraced landscape is the picturesque centre of Faial and its modest parish church, the destination of a major annual pilgrimage. The village exudes tranquillity and there has been little impact of tourism as both the landscape and the local people have retained their original character. Madeira is like a jewel in the Atlantic, possessing its own rich variety of exceptional, natural landscapes. A wild beauty with many hidden treasures!
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- published: 16 Mar 2016
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Algarve Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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- Duration: 58:11
- Updated: 07 Mar 2015
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Portugal. The 5 and half thousand square meters large southern part of the once proud colonial empire is Algarve, bathing all year in the sun. From the hilltops...
Portugal. The 5 and half thousand square meters large southern part of the once proud colonial empire is Algarve, bathing all year in the sun. From the hilltops, moor forts look down on to the surroundings. In the old towns narrow roads lead up to the magnificent Manuel-style temples. The buildings are ornamented by Azulejos, moor painted tiles. The monuments and statues summon adventurers and explorers: Magellan and Vasco De Gama. The country is full of fishing villages, palm trees, vine arbours, olive tree orchards, and orange gardens. The Playa de Rocha and the other sandy beaches are surrounded by large cliffs, stone archs and lagoons. On the hill of Moniche we travel among pine trees and para oaks. From the lighthouse of the Saint Vincent cape we can only see the endless Atlantic Ocean, which the medieval man thought to be the end of the world.
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Portugal. The 5 and half thousand square meters large southern part of the once proud colonial empire is Algarve, bathing all year in the sun. From the hilltops, moor forts look down on to the surroundings. In the old towns narrow roads lead up to the magnificent Manuel-style temples. The buildings are ornamented by Azulejos, moor painted tiles. The monuments and statues summon adventurers and explorers: Magellan and Vasco De Gama. The country is full of fishing villages, palm trees, vine arbours, olive tree orchards, and orange gardens. The Playa de Rocha and the other sandy beaches are surrounded by large cliffs, stone archs and lagoons. On the hill of Moniche we travel among pine trees and para oaks. From the lighthouse of the Saint Vincent cape we can only see the endless Atlantic Ocean, which the medieval man thought to be the end of the world.
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My Portugal Travel Tips - Luna Vega
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Amazing beaches on the south of Portugal!
If you're looking to stay away from crowded areas, make sure t...
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Amazing beaches on the south of Portugal!
If you're looking to stay away from crowded areas, make sure to visit Lagos, where you can go kayaking and discover amazing caves and enjoy the blue water. Praia da Falesia is also another really beautiful area with crystal clear waters, cliffs and white sands.
Albufeira is alright too, but it's a much more touristic area, where you can find your normal crowd of party-seeking foreigners.
I recommend you try the sardines! They were fresh and so different than what you can get in the States.
All in all, my trip to Portugal was amazing! I hope these tips are useful and make sure to subscribe!
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Amazing beaches on the south of Portugal!
If you're looking to stay away from crowded areas, make sure to visit Lagos, where you can go kayaking and discover amazing caves and enjoy the blue water. Praia da Falesia is also another really beautiful area with crystal clear waters, cliffs and white sands.
Albufeira is alright too, but it's a much more touristic area, where you can find your normal crowd of party-seeking foreigners.
I recommend you try the sardines! They were fresh and so different than what you can get in the States.
All in all, my trip to Portugal was amazing! I hope these tips are useful and make sure to subscribe!
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- published: 07 Oct 2014
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Visit Sintra: Tourist Tips for Visiting Sintra, Portugal
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Sintra, Portugal is a beautiful town outside of Lisbon, the capital. It is worth it for any visitor to Lisbon to take the train out...
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Sintra, Portugal is a beautiful town outside of Lisbon, the capital. It is worth it for any visitor to Lisbon to take the train out to Sintra. There are amazing castles/palaces and museums.
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Portugal Travel Skills
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Subscribe for more European travel talks: http://rickstev.es/I2yHn Portugal is a combination of history-rich Roman, Moorish and Baroque architecture with charm...
Subscribe for more European travel talks: http://rickstev.es/I2yHn Portugal is a combination of history-rich Roman, Moorish and Baroque architecture with charming small towns, beautiful seacoast, delicious food and wine and soulful music. We'll begin our travels in lively Lisbon, then meander south to the Algarve coast and Évora, and north to the coastal town of Nazaré, Coimbra, the vineyards of the Douro Valley and Porto. Download the PDF handout for this class: http://goo.gl/WpAahu
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Subscribe for more European travel talks: http://rickstev.es/I2yHn Portugal is a combination of history-rich Roman, Moorish and Baroque architecture with charming small towns, beautiful seacoast, delicious food and wine and soulful music. We'll begin our travels in lively Lisbon, then meander south to the Algarve coast and Évora, and north to the coastal town of Nazaré, Coimbra, the vineyards of the Douro Valley and Porto. Download the PDF handout for this class: http://goo.gl/WpAahu
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Travel Guide - Lisbon, Portugal
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WatchMojo.com presents... A helpful travel guide for anyone planning on visiting the beautiful city of Lisbon, Portugal.
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WatchMojo.com presents... A helpful travel guide for anyone planning on visiting the beautiful city of Lisbon, Portugal.
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WatchMojo.com presents... A helpful travel guide for anyone planning on visiting the beautiful city of Lisbon, Portugal.
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Casas Botelho Elias, Pinhão, Portugal
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Portugal: Baixa de Lisboa, Vista sobre Rio Tejo - Visit Lisbon - Videos Portugal Norte Sul HD
VideosPortugal: Portugal, Baixa de Lisboa: Vista sobre Rio Tejo - Visit Lisbon - Videos Portugal Norte Sul HD. Imagens da Praça do Comercio, Terreiro do Paço, Cais das Colunas sobre o Rio Tejo, Cristo Rei, Ponte 25 de Abril, Margem Sul, Almada, bonita paisagem da cidade de Lisboa. Videos Portugal: Portugal, Baixa: View of the River Tagus - Visit Lisbon - Portugal Videos North South HD. Images of the Commerce Square, the Palace Square, the Columns Pier over the Tagus River, Cristo Rei, 25th of April Bridge, South Bank, Almada, beautiful landscape of Lisbon. Videos Portugal Norte a Sul é um canal Youtube com clips de cidades, pontos turísticos, o melhor de Portugal, visit Portugal, faça turismo, tourism in Portugal, travel to Portugal, voyage en Portugal, viajes, viaje a Portugal. Conheça... -
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Alamal River Club, Gavião (Alentejo), Portugal, Bewertungen
Buche das Hotel gleich! Spare bis zu 20% - http://hotls.net/alamal-river-clubde Located on a bank of the Tagus River, Alamal River Club offers guest opportunities for hiking and mountain biking. There is a river beach for swimming and other water sports such as kayaking. The rooms are simply decorated with wooden furniture and white painted walls. Each comes equipped with a private bathroom with free toiletries. All contain a minibar, TV and air-conditioning. Guests can enjoy a fresh breakfast which is prepared daily in the dining room. Many local restaurants are available across the river in Belver, which is a 10-minute drive away. Belver Train Station is located 5 km away. Alamal River Club has a secluded location amidst green wilderness, 2-hours’ drive from Lisbon. -
Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez, Arcos De Valdevez, Portugal, HD Review
Book it now! Save up to 20% - http://hotelsale.club/casa-da-ponte-arcos-de-valdevez Set in a 17th century B&B;, Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez is located on the left bank of the Vez River. It is located within 0.9 miles of the Arcos de Valdevez historical centre and has a green garden with river views. The property features accomodation in single, double rooms and suites. All units are heated and feature a wardrobe, as well as a private bathroom with a hairdryer. The suites also offer a seating area. Breakfast is included in the room rate and served each morning in the property's comfortable meal area. Bareakfast can also be served in the garden. Guests wishing to get to know the local cuisine can visit the nearby city centre, which has plenty of traditional Portuguese restaurants. There i... -
Portugal: The next Greece? What you need to know
Could we see a repeat of the brinkmanship which caused turmoil on European markets during the Greek crisis earlier this year, but this time in Portugal. A new socialist party led government which opposes austerity sounds all too familiar. Simon Fasdal, Head of Fixed Income at Saxo Bank, assesses the risk for bond and equity markets, given the change in Portuguese political landscape. It's worth noting that Portugal is far from being a Greek situation. The economy has been improving since a low of 2009 when GDP was -4.2%: • Gdp is now growing at a normal level of 1.5% • Unemployment rate is down from nearly 18% to 12%. Portuguese government bond yields are currently raised, as investors demand an extra risk premium for holding these assets. ECB bond buying is initially working agai... -
Portugal: Crossing the Ponte 25 Abril bridge in Lisbon over the River Tagus/Rio Tejo
Portugal: Crossing the Ponte 25 Abril bridge in Lisbon over the River Tagus/Rio Tejo. Filmed on board the 1410 Faro to Lisbon (Oriente) Intercidades service hauled by CP class 2600 electric locomotive number 2603. Recorded 9th May 2005. -+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ The 25 de Abril Bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril "25th of April Bridge" is a suspension bridge connecting the city of Lisbon, capital of Portugal, to the municipality of Almada on the left (south) bank of the Tejo river. It was inaugurated on August 6, 1966, and a train platform was added in 1999. Because it is a suspension bridge and has similar coloring, it is often compared to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, US. It was built by the American Bridge Company which constructed the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge, b... -
Oporto Patrimonio de la Humanidad, desde el Duero - Portugal-HD
Oporto se encuentra en el norte de Portugal, en la ribera derecha del Duero en su desembocadura en el Atlántico. Como muchas ciudades europeas, Oporto es una ciudad antigua que cuenta con un amplio patrimonio histórico, aunque durante las últimas décadas ha sido sometida a una amplia modernización. Su centro histórico fue declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad en 1996. La ciudad de Oporto también es conocida por la innovación y belleza de sus puentes, fechados en distintas épocas y de distintos estilos arquitectónicos. El puente Luis I, el más famoso sobre el río Duero, une Oporto con Vila Nova de Gaia. Fue inaugurado en 1886 y es uno de los lugares emblemáticos de la ciudad. La zona de Ribeira, junto a la orilla del río, es una de las zonas más bonitas para pasear y disfrutar Oporto. Vila N... -
BES: angry savers clamour for their cash in Portugal
Angry customers clamour to get their savings back from the collapsed Portuguese bank Espirito Santo. It is a battle of “Davids versus a Goliath”; individual savers against the national banking system. Thousands were persuaded to put their savings in toxic investment plans which then failed. One year after the BES was re-invented via a national bailout, they are still waiting for their lost money to be repaid. People are angry “From January until March, they said the problem would be solved,” said one man, “they announced on the internet that we would be reimbursed with interest but they have not even given back what they owe us. They are not honest people.” “I don’t believe them anymore,” a woman added,“my husband believed up until now but I never have.” What happened to BES? Once on... -
Troika in Portugal to assess progress in implementing bailout agreement
++AUDIO QUALITY AS INCOMING++ 1. Troika delegation led by Abebe Selassie walking into room to meet with Assuncao Esteves, President of Portuguese Parliament 2. Wide of Esteves, talking to Selassie, from International Monetary Fund (IMF), chief of mission and European Central Bank (ECB) representative Rasmus Rufer (centre) 3. Close pan from Abebe Selassie to Ramus Rufer 4. Various of meeting 5. Members of international and Portuguese delegations walking in Parliament corridor on the way to meet Portuguese lawmakers 6. Pull out from Abebe Selassie to wide of meeting with lawmakers 7. Mid of meeting 8. Close of Rufer (right) talking to Peter Weiss (European Commission representative) 9. Various of meeting 10. Pan of Social Democratic party (right wing) lawmaker Miguel Frasquilho a... -
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 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 lea... -
Markets showed small signs of recovery in Portugal
AP TELEVISION 1. Close up of broker watching the screen 2. Various of brokers working 3. Close up of screen showing the changes of the quoted rate for the Portuguese bonds since Monday 4. Various of Pedro Oliveira, trader at Carregosa Bank, working 5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Pedro Oliveira, trader at Carregosa Bank "This has been a very calm session since the opening. There were more significant drops in the banking sector. Yesterday the banking sector recovered about 10 percent and today is falling 2 or 3 percent, so that is what is affecting the PSI 20 (index) today, but the session has so far been very calm. I'd like to say that the interest rate on 10 year bonds is now under 7 percent, which looks like a good sign." 6. Various of brokers working 7. Close up of screen 8. SOUNDBI... -
Portugal's financial markets in steep nosedive
AP TELEVISION 1. Close tilt down of computer screen showing steep decline in Portuguese stock market 2. Various of screens and broker working 3. Various of Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank, at trading desk 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank: "All the assets classes are suffering heavy losses early this morning, both on bonds and on equities, especially on financials. The Portuguese government bonds, the 10 year bond, is now trading above 7.5 percent (interest rate) which means it's more than a 100 basis points sell-off, and it's trading at unsustainable interest rates." 5. Various of brokers working 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank: "This is the worst case for investors, not knowing w... -
Frankfurt Stock market cautious ahead of Euro finance ministers meeting, Portugal
SHOTLIST Frankfurt, Germany 1. Various of floor trading on Frankfurt Stock Exchange 2. SOUNDBITE (German) Robert Halver, Head of Market Research, Baader Bank: "We need this help for Ireland and Portugal and if they are not going to ask for that, they will be in serious trouble because the interest rates that they would have to pay to save their banks or to refinance their countries are too high, nobody can generate those." 3. Cutaway Stock Exchange floor 4. SOUNDBITE (German) Robert Halver, Head of Market Research, Baader Bank: "Should Mrs Merkel's (referring to German Chancellor Angela Merkel) demands get accepted and banks, insurances and private investors will have to share the risk, they most likely will not subscribe for new loans. Who will be prepared to sign Greek, Irish,... -
Portugal's famed Port wine sector fares well despite economic downturn
1. Wide Porto old town and the Douro River 2. Wide pan from river to port barges 3. Close-up of port barrels on barges 4. Wide of Calem port cellar tasting room 5. Close-up of glasses of port 6. Mid tourists drinking glasses of port 7. SOUNDBITE (Galician): Ignacio Franco, Finance Manager, Sogevinus (wine company): "2010 was very interesting. The activity of our company went very well. We had growth both in export and domestic sales. Our activity in port wine and Douro wine increased. And in the tourist (sector) we saw an increase in visits to these, the most visited cellars in the world. We went from 150-thousand tourists to almost 170-thousand visits a year." 8. Wide of wood vats in the Calem cellar SOUNDBITE (Galician): Ignacio Franco, Finance Manager, Sogevinus (wine company)... -
Austerity-hit students face moving from Portugal to find work
SHOTLIST 1. Wide of Douro River 2. Port wine barge 3. Porto old quarter 4. Wide of Porto University, tram passing by 5. Close up of Porto University sign 6. Wide pan from books to graduate student Daniela Branco studying 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Daniela Branco, 24, Graduate student: "Most of my friends who graduated about six months ago, they are still unemployed. They are intensely looking for a first job, but they all tell me it is very difficult because the answer is always the same, they lack experience and they don't get enough academic recognition, so at the moment we are all in the same boat." 8. Close up of Branco reflected in glass 9. Wide of Manuel Loff, professor of contemporary history and political science: 10. Close up of Professor Loff talking with colleague 11.... -
Finance chiefs leave after talks on terms of bailout plan for Portugal
1. Governor of the Bank of Portugal Carlos Costa (with white hair) leaving Portuguese Finance Ministry building and getting into car 2. Car leaving 3. Various of Juergen Kroeger (with glasses), head of the European Commission mission, and Rasmus Ruffer (bald man), head of the European Central Bank mission, and Poul Thomsen, head of the International Monetary Fund mission, leaving Finance Ministry building and getting into car 4. Car leaving finance ministry STORYLINE: The heads of mission for the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission left the Portuguese finance ministry in Lisbon on Monday afternoon after hours of talks with caretaker government officials on the terms of the country's bailout plan. The governor of the Bank of Portugal, Ca... -
Swedish finance minister blasts Portugal over bailout request
SHOTLIST 1. Wide British finance minister George Osbourne arrives at venue for ECOFIN summit in Godollo 2. Wide venue building 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anders Borg, Swedish finance minister: "I mean we need to see a clear assessment from the IMF and the Commission of the situation in Portugal. Of the programs that have been put forward, but also of the situation in the financial sector. When those assessments have been done, and when you can see a clear political agreement where both government and opposition in Portugal is supporting a program, then we could have discussions. We are at the beginning of the long road and we lost thousands of jobs in Portugal and thousands of jobs in Europe, due to the gridlocks in Lisbon." 4. Close of EU and Hungarian flag 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) And... -
Analyst on Portugal bail-out and eurozone interest rate decision
SHOTLIST 1. Various of trading floor and traders at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange 2. SOUNDBITE (German) Oliver Roth, market strategist for Close Brothers Seydler Bank AG: "This is already priced in by the markets. The only one that seems to be surprised is the Portuguese government as they said until the end that they wouldn't need the EU bailout. So no surprise for the markets, maybe just for the Portuguese government." 3. Cutaway, trading floor 4. SOUNDBITE (German) Oliver Roth, market strategist for Close Brothers Seydler Bank AG: "Giving them the bailout is a short term time game for the government of the Euro countries, because now they have a little time to fix the structural deficit of the Euro because if they don't do that, Spain will be next, and then the Euro will be under ... -
Arrivals for talks to discuss terms of Portugal's bailout package
1. Mid sign reading (Portuguese) "Ministry of Finance and Public Administration" 2. Wide reporters waiting outside finance ministry 3. Car entering finance ministry 4. Rasmus Ruffer (first to step out of car, red tie), head the the European Central Bank mission and Juergen Kroeger (with glasses), head of the European Commission mission, getting out of car 5. Cutaway cameraman 6. Ruffer and Kroeger entering ministry 7. Close up cameraman 8. Poul Thomsen, head of the International Monetary Fund mission, getting out of car 9. Thomsen waiting by lift 10. Thomsen entering lift 11. Lift doors closing 12. Portuguese finance minister Fernando Teixeira Dos Santos getting out of car and entering ministry STORYLINE: Talks to negotiate the terms of Portugal's bailout began in Lisbo... -
Swedish FM blasts Portugal debt crisis; analyst
SHOTLIST Godollo 1. Wide British finance minister George Osbourne arrives at venue for ECOFIN summit in Godollo 2. Wide venue building 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anders Borg, Swedish finance minister: "I mean we need to see a clear assessment from the IMF and the Commission of the situation in Portugal. Of the programs that have been put forward, but also of the situation in the financial sector. When those assessments have been done, and when you can see a clear political agreement where both government and opposition in Portugal is supporting a program, then we could have discussions. We are at the beginning of the long road and we lost thousands of jobs in Portugal and thousands of jobs in Europe, due to the gridlocks in Lisbon." 4. Close of EU and Hungarian flag 5. SOUNDBITE: (En... -
UK, Germany, Portugal, Israel markets open, ECB exterior
Frankfurt, Germany 1. Exterior of European Central Bank London, UK 2. Pan across office of BGC Partners to Market Analyst Louise Cooper at desk 3. Various of traders 4. Zoom into computer screen 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Louise Cooper - Market Analyst, BGC Partners: "Late last night at about eleven o''clock London time last night the ECB came out and said they would be buying essentially Italian and Spanish bonds. So they want to bring the interest rates, the borrowing costs, of those two governments down. And we''ve seen that dramatically this morning. On Friday the ten year yield on Italian and Spanish debt, the borrowing costs for ten year money for Italy and Spain, was over 6 percent, 6.1, 6.2 percent. Dramatically that''s come down to 5.3 percent for Italy and 5.5 percent for Spa...
Holiday home Casas da Barca, Esposende, Portugal
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The Houses of Casas da Barca - Alojamento Local are located in a quiet, gated community surrounded by a 9-hole golf course, on the north bank of the River...
The Houses of Casas da Barca - Alojamento Local are located in a quiet, gated community surrounded by a 9-hole golf course, on the north bank of the River...
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Casas Botelho Elias, Pinhão, Portugal
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Located on the right bank of Douro River, in the centre of Pinhão village, Casas Botelho Elias offers self-catering villas in a natural setting.
Located on the right bank of Douro River, in the centre of Pinhão village, Casas Botelho Elias offers self-catering villas in a natural setting.
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Located on the right bank of Douro River, in the centre of Pinhão village, Casas Botelho Elias offers self-catering villas in a natural setting.
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Portugal: Baixa de Lisboa, Vista sobre Rio Tejo - Visit Lisbon - Videos Portugal Norte Sul HD
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VideosPortugal: Portugal, Baixa de Lisboa: Vista sobre Rio Tejo - Visit Lisbon - Videos Portugal Norte Sul HD. Imagens da Praça do Comercio, Terreiro do Paço, C...
VideosPortugal: Portugal, Baixa de Lisboa: Vista sobre Rio Tejo - Visit Lisbon - Videos Portugal Norte Sul HD. Imagens da Praça do Comercio, Terreiro do Paço, Cais das Colunas sobre o Rio Tejo, Cristo Rei, Ponte 25 de Abril, Margem Sul, Almada, bonita paisagem da cidade de Lisboa.
Videos Portugal: Portugal, Baixa: View of the River Tagus - Visit Lisbon - Portugal Videos North South HD. Images of the Commerce Square, the Palace Square, the Columns Pier over the Tagus River, Cristo Rei, 25th of April Bridge, South Bank, Almada, beautiful landscape of Lisbon.
Videos Portugal Norte a Sul é um canal Youtube com clips de cidades, pontos turísticos, o melhor de Portugal, visit Portugal, faça turismo, tourism in Portugal, travel to Portugal, voyage en Portugal, viajes, viaje a Portugal. Conheça Portugal, travel Portugal, videos divertidos, videos criativos, videos engraçados, videos alegres, videos bonitos, videos lindos, videos bem-humorados, videos felizes, videos de risadas, videos graciosos, videos de gatos, videos de bebés, videos de animais, videos de monumentos, videos de cidades, videos de cães, videos de futebol, risa, apanhados, tubarões e muito mais ... Sejam Bem Vindos, Portugal de Norte a Sul.
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*in Spanish, en español: Portugal: Baixa, Vista del río Tajo - visitar Lisboa - Portugal Vídeos Norte Sur HD
*in French, en français: Portugal: Baixa, Vue sur le fleuve Tage - Visite de Lisbonne - Portugal Vidéos Nord Sud HD
*in Portuguese, em português: Portugal: Baixa de Lisboa, Vista sobre Rio Tejo - Visit Lisbon - Videos Portugal Norte Sul HD
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*in English, inglês: Portugal: Baixa, View of the Tagus River - Visit Lisbon - Portugal Videos North South HD
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VideosPortugal: Portugal, Baixa de Lisboa: Vista sobre Rio Tejo - Visit Lisbon - Videos Portugal Norte Sul HD. Imagens da Praça do Comercio, Terreiro do Paço, Cais das Colunas sobre o Rio Tejo, Cristo Rei, Ponte 25 de Abril, Margem Sul, Almada, bonita paisagem da cidade de Lisboa.
Videos Portugal: Portugal, Baixa: View of the River Tagus - Visit Lisbon - Portugal Videos North South HD. Images of the Commerce Square, the Palace Square, the Columns Pier over the Tagus River, Cristo Rei, 25th of April Bridge, South Bank, Almada, beautiful landscape of Lisbon.
Videos Portugal Norte a Sul é um canal Youtube com clips de cidades, pontos turísticos, o melhor de Portugal, visit Portugal, faça turismo, tourism in Portugal, travel to Portugal, voyage en Portugal, viajes, viaje a Portugal. Conheça Portugal, travel Portugal, videos divertidos, videos criativos, videos engraçados, videos alegres, videos bonitos, videos lindos, videos bem-humorados, videos felizes, videos de risadas, videos graciosos, videos de gatos, videos de bebés, videos de animais, videos de monumentos, videos de cidades, videos de cães, videos de futebol, risa, apanhados, tubarões e muito mais ... Sejam Bem Vindos, Portugal de Norte a Sul.
Outras formas de pronunciar Videos Portugal: Portuqaliya, Portugalsko, Португалия, Portugalska, Portogallo, 葡萄牙, le Portugal, ポルトガル, Portugalia, videosportugal, Pòtigal, Portugalio, Portugali, Portugalija, Portiogaly, Potukale, Ureno, Portekiz, videosdeportugal, portugalnorteasul, clip Portugal, pelicula Portugal, Filme Portugal, country Portugal, city of Portugal, Places of Portugal, visitportugal, visit places and cities of Portugal, amazing Portugal. Bideoak Portugal, відэа Партугалія, videa Portugalsko, 影片葡萄牙, 비디오 포르투갈, videá Portugalsko, Portugal Vídeos, videos Portugalio, Videod Portugal, Mga video Portugal, Vidéos Portugal, βίντεο Πορτογαλία, video's Portugal
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- published: 02 Apr 2016
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Bed and Breakfast Casa Da Ponte, Arcos de Valdevez, Portugal
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- Updated: 26 Mar 2016
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Set in a 17th century B& B, Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez is located on the left bank of the Vez River. It is located within 1.
Set in a 17th century B& B, Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez is located on the left bank of the Vez River. It is located within 1.
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Alamal River Club, Gavião (Alentejo), Portugal, Bewertungen
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- Updated: 29 Feb 2016
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Located on a bank of the Tagus River, Alamal River Club offers guest opportuniti...
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Located on a bank of the Tagus River, Alamal River Club offers guest opportunities for hiking and mountain biking. There is a river beach for swimming and other water sports such as kayaking.
The rooms are simply decorated with wooden furniture and white painted walls. Each comes equipped with a private bathroom with free toiletries. All contain a minibar, TV and air-conditioning.
Guests can enjoy a fresh breakfast which is prepared daily in the dining room. Many local restaurants are available across the river in Belver, which is a 10-minute drive away.
Belver Train Station is located 5 km away. Alamal River Club has a secluded location amidst green wilderness, 2-hours’ drive from Lisbon.
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Buche das Hotel gleich! Spare bis zu 20% - http://hotls.net/alamal-river-clubde
Located on a bank of the Tagus River, Alamal River Club offers guest opportunities for hiking and mountain biking. There is a river beach for swimming and other water sports such as kayaking.
The rooms are simply decorated with wooden furniture and white painted walls. Each comes equipped with a private bathroom with free toiletries. All contain a minibar, TV and air-conditioning.
Guests can enjoy a fresh breakfast which is prepared daily in the dining room. Many local restaurants are available across the river in Belver, which is a 10-minute drive away.
Belver Train Station is located 5 km away. Alamal River Club has a secluded location amidst green wilderness, 2-hours’ drive from Lisbon.
- published: 29 Feb 2016
- views: 1
Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez, Arcos De Valdevez, Portugal, HD Review
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- Duration: 0:28
- Updated: 24 Feb 2016
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Set in a 17th century B&B;, Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez is located on the...
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Set in a 17th century B&B;, Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez is located on the left bank of the Vez River. It is located within 0.9 miles of the Arcos de Valdevez historical centre and has a green garden with river views.
The property features accomodation in single, double rooms and suites. All units are heated and feature a wardrobe, as well as a private bathroom with a hairdryer. The suites also offer a seating area.
Breakfast is included in the room rate and served each morning in the property's comfortable meal area. Bareakfast can also be served in the garden. Guests wishing to get to know the local cuisine can visit the nearby city centre, which has plenty of traditional Portuguese restaurants.
There is also a communal living area, where guests can take a break and relax while playing board games, watching TV, listening to music, or reading a book.
The green areas of the Peneda-Gerês National Park are a short 16-minute drive. Here guests can go hiking, cycling along the natural trails, enjoy a picnic in one of the many quiet spots amidst green surroundings and a varied plant life. Porto International Airport is a 59-minute drive from Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez.
Check-out is a relaxed 12:00 PM, so you can sleep in and really enjoy that morning cup o' joe.
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Book it now! Save up to 20% - http://hotelsale.club/casa-da-ponte-arcos-de-valdevez
Set in a 17th century B&B;, Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez is located on the left bank of the Vez River. It is located within 0.9 miles of the Arcos de Valdevez historical centre and has a green garden with river views.
The property features accomodation in single, double rooms and suites. All units are heated and feature a wardrobe, as well as a private bathroom with a hairdryer. The suites also offer a seating area.
Breakfast is included in the room rate and served each morning in the property's comfortable meal area. Bareakfast can also be served in the garden. Guests wishing to get to know the local cuisine can visit the nearby city centre, which has plenty of traditional Portuguese restaurants.
There is also a communal living area, where guests can take a break and relax while playing board games, watching TV, listening to music, or reading a book.
The green areas of the Peneda-Gerês National Park are a short 16-minute drive. Here guests can go hiking, cycling along the natural trails, enjoy a picnic in one of the many quiet spots amidst green surroundings and a varied plant life. Porto International Airport is a 59-minute drive from Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez.
Check-out is a relaxed 12:00 PM, so you can sleep in and really enjoy that morning cup o' joe.
- published: 24 Feb 2016
- views: 1
Portugal: The next Greece? What you need to know
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- Duration: 2:50
- Updated: 12 Nov 2015
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Could we see a repeat of the brinkmanship which caused turmoil on
European markets during the Greek crisis earlier this year, but this
time in Portugal.
A new...
Could we see a repeat of the brinkmanship which caused turmoil on
European markets during the Greek crisis earlier this year, but this
time in Portugal.
A new socialist party led government which opposes austerity sounds
all too familiar. Simon Fasdal, Head of Fixed Income at Saxo Bank,
assesses the risk for bond and equity markets, given the change in
Portuguese political landscape.
It's worth noting that Portugal is far from being a Greek situation.
The economy has been improving since a low of 2009 when GDP was -4.2%:
• Gdp is now growing at a normal level of 1.5% • Unemployment rate is
down from nearly 18% to 12%. Portuguese government bond yields are
currently raised, as investors demand an extra risk premium for
holding these assets. ECB bond buying is initially working against any
initial panic. However, markets are naturally sensitive to political
uncertainty and Simon details the signs to look for in equity markets
if the risk of contagion threatens.
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Could we see a repeat of the brinkmanship which caused turmoil on
European markets during the Greek crisis earlier this year, but this
time in Portugal.
A new socialist party led government which opposes austerity sounds
all too familiar. Simon Fasdal, Head of Fixed Income at Saxo Bank,
assesses the risk for bond and equity markets, given the change in
Portuguese political landscape.
It's worth noting that Portugal is far from being a Greek situation.
The economy has been improving since a low of 2009 when GDP was -4.2%:
• Gdp is now growing at a normal level of 1.5% • Unemployment rate is
down from nearly 18% to 12%. Portuguese government bond yields are
currently raised, as investors demand an extra risk premium for
holding these assets. ECB bond buying is initially working against any
initial panic. However, markets are naturally sensitive to political
uncertainty and Simon details the signs to look for in equity markets
if the risk of contagion threatens.
- published: 12 Nov 2015
- views: 218
Portugal: Crossing the Ponte 25 Abril bridge in Lisbon over the River Tagus/Rio Tejo
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- Duration: 2:36
- Updated: 20 Oct 2015
- views: 279
Portugal: Crossing the Ponte 25 Abril bridge in Lisbon over the River Tagus/Rio Tejo. Filmed on board the 1410 Faro to Lisbon (Oriente) Intercidades service hau...
Portugal: Crossing the Ponte 25 Abril bridge in Lisbon over the River Tagus/Rio Tejo. Filmed on board the 1410 Faro to Lisbon (Oriente) Intercidades service hauled by CP class 2600 electric locomotive number 2603. Recorded 9th May 2005.
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The 25 de Abril Bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril "25th of April Bridge" is a suspension bridge connecting the city of Lisbon, capital of Portugal, to the municipality of Almada on the left (south) bank of the Tejo river. It was inaugurated on August 6, 1966, and a train platform was added in 1999. Because it is a suspension bridge and has similar coloring, it is often compared to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, US. It was built by the American Bridge Company which constructed the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge, but not the Golden Gate. With a total length of 2,277 m, it is the 27th largest suspension bridge in the world. The upper deck carries six car lanes, while the lower deck carries two train tracks electrified at 25 kV AC. Until 1974, the bridge was named Salazar Bridge. The name "25 de Abril" commemorates the Carnation Revolution.
Upon completion the bridge had the longest suspended span and the longest main span in Continental Europe, the world's longest continuous truss, and the world's deepest bridge foundation. It was the fifth-largest suspension bridge in the world, the largest outside the US. Today it is the 27th largest suspension bridge in the world.
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Lisbon is the capital and the largest city of Portugal, with a population of 552,700[4] within its administrative limits in an area of 100.05 km². Its urban area extends beyond the city's administrative limits with a population of around 2.7 million people, being the 11th-most populous urban area in the European Union. About 2.8 million people live in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area (which represents approximately 27% of the country's population). It is continental Europe's westernmost capital city and the only one along the Atlantic coast. Lisbon lies in the western Iberian Peninsula on the Atlantic Ocean and the River Tagus. The westernmost areas of its metro area is the westernmost point of Continental Europe.
Lisbon is recognised as a global city because of its importance in finance, commerce, media, entertainment, arts, international trade, education and tourism. It is one of the major economic centres on the continent, with a growing financial sector and one of the largest container ports on Europe's Atlantic coast. Lisbon Portela Airport serves over 18 million passengers annually, as of 2014, and the motorway network and the high-speed rail system of Alfa Pendular link the main cities of Portugal. The city is the 7th-most-visited city in Southern Europe, after Istanbul, Rome, Barcelona, Madrid, Athens and Milan, with 1,740,000 tourists in 2009. The Lisbon region contributes with the highest GDP PPP per capita of any other region in Portugal. It also ranks as the 10th highest GDP of metropolitan areas in the EU amounting to 110 billion euros and thus €39,375 per capita, 40% higher than the average European Union's GDP per capita. The city occupies 32nd place of highest gross earnings in the world. Most of the headquarters of multinationals in the country are located in the Lisbon area. It is also the political centre of the country, as seat of Government and residence of the Head of State.
Lisbon is one of the oldest cities in the world, and the oldest in Western Europe, predating other modern European capitals such as London, Paris and Rome by centuries. Julius Caesar made it a municipium called Felicitas Julia, adding to the name Olissipo. Ruled by a series of Germanic tribes from the 5th century, it was captured by the Moors in the 8th century. In 1147, the Crusaders under Afonso Henriques reconquered the city and since then it has been a major political, economic and cultural centre of Portugal. Unlike most capital cities, Lisbon's status as the capital of Portugal has never been granted or confirmed officially – by statute or in written form. Its position as the capital has formed through constitutional convention, making its position as de facto capital a part of the Constitution of Portugal.
Lisbon enjoys a Mediterranean climate. Among all the metropolises in Europe, it has the warmest winters, with average temperatures 15 °C (59 °F) during the day and 8 °C (46 °F) at night from December to February. The typical summer season lasts about six months, from May to October, although also in April temperatures sometimes reach around 25 °C (77.0 °F).
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Portugal: Crossing the Ponte 25 Abril bridge in Lisbon over the River Tagus/Rio Tejo. Filmed on board the 1410 Faro to Lisbon (Oriente) Intercidades service hauled by CP class 2600 electric locomotive number 2603. Recorded 9th May 2005.
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The 25 de Abril Bridge (Ponte 25 de Abril "25th of April Bridge" is a suspension bridge connecting the city of Lisbon, capital of Portugal, to the municipality of Almada on the left (south) bank of the Tejo river. It was inaugurated on August 6, 1966, and a train platform was added in 1999. Because it is a suspension bridge and has similar coloring, it is often compared to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, US. It was built by the American Bridge Company which constructed the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge, but not the Golden Gate. With a total length of 2,277 m, it is the 27th largest suspension bridge in the world. The upper deck carries six car lanes, while the lower deck carries two train tracks electrified at 25 kV AC. Until 1974, the bridge was named Salazar Bridge. The name "25 de Abril" commemorates the Carnation Revolution.
Upon completion the bridge had the longest suspended span and the longest main span in Continental Europe, the world's longest continuous truss, and the world's deepest bridge foundation. It was the fifth-largest suspension bridge in the world, the largest outside the US. Today it is the 27th largest suspension bridge in the world.
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Lisbon is the capital and the largest city of Portugal, with a population of 552,700[4] within its administrative limits in an area of 100.05 km². Its urban area extends beyond the city's administrative limits with a population of around 2.7 million people, being the 11th-most populous urban area in the European Union. About 2.8 million people live in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area (which represents approximately 27% of the country's population). It is continental Europe's westernmost capital city and the only one along the Atlantic coast. Lisbon lies in the western Iberian Peninsula on the Atlantic Ocean and the River Tagus. The westernmost areas of its metro area is the westernmost point of Continental Europe.
Lisbon is recognised as a global city because of its importance in finance, commerce, media, entertainment, arts, international trade, education and tourism. It is one of the major economic centres on the continent, with a growing financial sector and one of the largest container ports on Europe's Atlantic coast. Lisbon Portela Airport serves over 18 million passengers annually, as of 2014, and the motorway network and the high-speed rail system of Alfa Pendular link the main cities of Portugal. The city is the 7th-most-visited city in Southern Europe, after Istanbul, Rome, Barcelona, Madrid, Athens and Milan, with 1,740,000 tourists in 2009. The Lisbon region contributes with the highest GDP PPP per capita of any other region in Portugal. It also ranks as the 10th highest GDP of metropolitan areas in the EU amounting to 110 billion euros and thus €39,375 per capita, 40% higher than the average European Union's GDP per capita. The city occupies 32nd place of highest gross earnings in the world. Most of the headquarters of multinationals in the country are located in the Lisbon area. It is also the political centre of the country, as seat of Government and residence of the Head of State.
Lisbon is one of the oldest cities in the world, and the oldest in Western Europe, predating other modern European capitals such as London, Paris and Rome by centuries. Julius Caesar made it a municipium called Felicitas Julia, adding to the name Olissipo. Ruled by a series of Germanic tribes from the 5th century, it was captured by the Moors in the 8th century. In 1147, the Crusaders under Afonso Henriques reconquered the city and since then it has been a major political, economic and cultural centre of Portugal. Unlike most capital cities, Lisbon's status as the capital of Portugal has never been granted or confirmed officially – by statute or in written form. Its position as the capital has formed through constitutional convention, making its position as de facto capital a part of the Constitution of Portugal.
Lisbon enjoys a Mediterranean climate. Among all the metropolises in Europe, it has the warmest winters, with average temperatures 15 °C (59 °F) during the day and 8 °C (46 °F) at night from December to February. The typical summer season lasts about six months, from May to October, although also in April temperatures sometimes reach around 25 °C (77.0 °F).
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- published: 20 Oct 2015
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Oporto Patrimonio de la Humanidad, desde el Duero - Portugal-HD
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- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 07 Sep 2015
- views: 220
Oporto se encuentra en el norte de Portugal, en la ribera derecha del Duero en su desembocadura en el Atlántico. Como muchas ciudades europeas, Oporto es una ci...
Oporto se encuentra en el norte de Portugal, en la ribera derecha del Duero en su desembocadura en el Atlántico. Como muchas ciudades europeas, Oporto es una ciudad antigua que cuenta con un amplio patrimonio histórico, aunque durante las últimas décadas ha sido sometida a una amplia modernización. Su centro histórico fue declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad en 1996. La ciudad de Oporto también es conocida por la innovación y belleza de sus puentes, fechados en distintas épocas y de distintos estilos arquitectónicos. El puente Luis I, el más famoso sobre el río Duero, une Oporto con Vila Nova de Gaia. Fue inaugurado en 1886 y es uno de los lugares emblemáticos de la ciudad. La zona de Ribeira, junto a la orilla del río, es una de las zonas más bonitas para pasear y disfrutar Oporto. Vila Nova de Gaia situada enfrente, es una ciudad distinta, donde se encuentran todas las bodegas de vino de Oporto. Este vídeo contiene las vistas de Oporto desde el puente, un mirador en lo alto y desde un barco de paseo. Visita en Abril de 2015.
Porto is located in northern Portugal, on the right bank of the Duero where it flows into the Atlantic. Like many European cities, Port is an old city with a wide historical heritage, but in recent decades has undergone extensive modernization. Its historic center was declared a World Heritage Site in 1996. The city of Oporto is also known for innovation and beauty of its bridges, dating from different periods and in different architectural styles. The Luis I, the most famous on the Douro River bridge links Porto with Vila Nova de Gaia. It was opened in 1886 and is one of the landmarks of the city. Ribeira area along the river, is one of the most beautiful to walk and enjoy Oporto areas. Vila Nova de Gaia directly opposite, is a different city, where all the wine cellars of Porto. This video contains the views of Porto from the bridge, a lookout on top and from a boat ride. Visit in April 2015.
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Oporto se encuentra en el norte de Portugal, en la ribera derecha del Duero en su desembocadura en el Atlántico. Como muchas ciudades europeas, Oporto es una ciudad antigua que cuenta con un amplio patrimonio histórico, aunque durante las últimas décadas ha sido sometida a una amplia modernización. Su centro histórico fue declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad en 1996. La ciudad de Oporto también es conocida por la innovación y belleza de sus puentes, fechados en distintas épocas y de distintos estilos arquitectónicos. El puente Luis I, el más famoso sobre el río Duero, une Oporto con Vila Nova de Gaia. Fue inaugurado en 1886 y es uno de los lugares emblemáticos de la ciudad. La zona de Ribeira, junto a la orilla del río, es una de las zonas más bonitas para pasear y disfrutar Oporto. Vila Nova de Gaia situada enfrente, es una ciudad distinta, donde se encuentran todas las bodegas de vino de Oporto. Este vídeo contiene las vistas de Oporto desde el puente, un mirador en lo alto y desde un barco de paseo. Visita en Abril de 2015.
Porto is located in northern Portugal, on the right bank of the Duero where it flows into the Atlantic. Like many European cities, Port is an old city with a wide historical heritage, but in recent decades has undergone extensive modernization. Its historic center was declared a World Heritage Site in 1996. The city of Oporto is also known for innovation and beauty of its bridges, dating from different periods and in different architectural styles. The Luis I, the most famous on the Douro River bridge links Porto with Vila Nova de Gaia. It was opened in 1886 and is one of the landmarks of the city. Ribeira area along the river, is one of the most beautiful to walk and enjoy Oporto areas. Vila Nova de Gaia directly opposite, is a different city, where all the wine cellars of Porto. This video contains the views of Porto from the bridge, a lookout on top and from a boat ride. Visit in April 2015.
- published: 07 Sep 2015
- views: 220
BES: angry savers clamour for their cash in Portugal
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- Updated: 11 Aug 2015
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Angry customers clamour to get their savings back from the collapsed Portuguese bank Espirito Santo.
It is a battle of “Davids versus a Goliath”; individual sa...
Angry customers clamour to get their savings back from the collapsed Portuguese bank Espirito Santo.
It is a battle of “Davids versus a Goliath”; individual savers against the national banking system.
Thousands were persuaded to put their savings in toxic investment plans which then failed.
One year after the BES was re-invented via a national bailout, they are still waiting for their lost money to be repaid.
People are angry
“From January until March, they said the problem would be solved,” said one man, “they announced on the internet that we would be reimbursed with interest but they have not even given back what they owe us. They are not honest people.”
“I don’t believe them anymore,” a woman added,“my husband believed up until now but I never have.”
What happened to BES?
Once one of Portugal’s biggest lenders, BES collapsed after reporting a record loss in 2014.
The country’s fledgling recovery looked threatened and the government came to the rescue.
The sound assets were transferred into Novo Banco as part of a 4.9 billion euro bailout.
But there is still no news of reimbursement for the small investors who were persuaded to part with their hard-earned cash.
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Angry customers clamour to get their savings back from the collapsed Portuguese bank Espirito Santo.
It is a battle of “Davids versus a Goliath”; individual savers against the national banking system.
Thousands were persuaded to put their savings in toxic investment plans which then failed.
One year after the BES was re-invented via a national bailout, they are still waiting for their lost money to be repaid.
People are angry
“From January until March, they said the problem would be solved,” said one man, “they announced on the internet that we would be reimbursed with interest but they have not even given back what they owe us. They are not honest people.”
“I don’t believe them anymore,” a woman added,“my husband believed up until now but I never have.”
What happened to BES?
Once one of Portugal’s biggest lenders, BES collapsed after reporting a record loss in 2014.
The country’s fledgling recovery looked threatened and the government came to the rescue.
The sound assets were transferred into Novo Banco as part of a 4.9 billion euro bailout.
But there is still no news of reimbursement for the small investors who were persuaded to part with their hard-earned cash.
- published: 11 Aug 2015
- views: 17
Troika in Portugal to assess progress in implementing bailout agreement
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- Duration: 2:22
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
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1. Troika delegation led by Abebe Selassie walking into room to meet with Assuncao Esteves, President of Portuguese Parliament
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1. Troika delegation led by Abebe Selassie walking into room to meet with Assuncao Esteves, President of Portuguese Parliament
2. Wide of Esteves, talking to Selassie, from International Monetary Fund (IMF), chief of mission and European Central Bank (ECB) representative Rasmus Rufer (centre)
3. Close pan from Abebe Selassie to Ramus Rufer
4. Various of meeting
5. Members of international and Portuguese delegations walking in Parliament corridor on the way to meet Portuguese lawmakers
6. Pull out from Abebe Selassie to wide of meeting with lawmakers
7. Mid of meeting
8. Close of Rufer (right) talking to Peter Weiss (European Commission representative)
9. Various of meeting
10. Pan of Social Democratic party (right wing) lawmaker Miguel Frasquilho approaching microphone
11. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Miguel Frasquilho, Social Democratic party lawmaker:
At this point it is premature to say what will be the outcome of this sixth reassessment as it is still at the beginning and will only be completed next week.
But the indications we received from the troika are positive at this point"
12. Various of journalists
13. Lawmaker approaching microphone
14. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Basilio Horta, Socialist Party lawmaker:
"The troika rejoices with the success of the adjustment programme. We do not share that opinion. We think that the adjustment programme, maintaining the programme that supports it, is bringing to the Portuguese economy and society extremely serious problems and eventually exceptional serious damages of economic and social nature."
15. Pan from ceiling to journalists
STORYLINE
International inspectors monitoring Portugal's progress in implementing a bailout agreement arrived in Lisbon on Thursday.
This is the sixth time the troika of inspectors from the European Central Bank, International Monetary Fund and European Commission have been to Portugal to report on the country's progress.
They are expected to stay for about two weeks.
Social Democrat lawmaker Miguel Frasquilho, representing the centre-right governing party said they had received positive feedback from the troika on the ongoing assessment.
But Socialist Party lawmaker Basilio Horta said the bailout programme was hurting both the Portuguese economy and society.
"We think that the adjustment programme, keeping the programme that supports it, is bringing to the Portuguese economy and society extremely serious problems and eventually exceptional serious damages of economic and social nature."
Previous appraisals have concluded that Portugal is on track to comply with the bailout agreement.
Foreign lenders put up 78 billion euros (99 billion US dollars) last year to spare Portugal from bankruptcy when its borrowing costs became unaffordable.
Under the bailout agreement, Portugal has to enact economic reforms and implement spending cuts aimed at driving down its budget deficit to 3 percent of gross domestic product by 2013.
The deficit was 9.8 percent in 2010.
European officials have repeatedly ruled out renegotiating the terms of Portugal's financial rescue, fearing it could re-ignite investor jitters about viability of the eurozone's debt reduction efforts.
The Portuguese government predicts a third straight year of recession in 2013, and the jobless rate has risen to almost 16 percent.
Under the agreement with the troika of creditors Portugal is supposed to return to long-term debt markets in September 2013.
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++AUDIO QUALITY AS INCOMING++
1. Troika delegation led by Abebe Selassie walking into room to meet with Assuncao Esteves, President of Portuguese Parliament
2. Wide of Esteves, talking to Selassie, from International Monetary Fund (IMF), chief of mission and European Central Bank (ECB) representative Rasmus Rufer (centre)
3. Close pan from Abebe Selassie to Ramus Rufer
4. Various of meeting
5. Members of international and Portuguese delegations walking in Parliament corridor on the way to meet Portuguese lawmakers
6. Pull out from Abebe Selassie to wide of meeting with lawmakers
7. Mid of meeting
8. Close of Rufer (right) talking to Peter Weiss (European Commission representative)
9. Various of meeting
10. Pan of Social Democratic party (right wing) lawmaker Miguel Frasquilho approaching microphone
11. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Miguel Frasquilho, Social Democratic party lawmaker:
At this point it is premature to say what will be the outcome of this sixth reassessment as it is still at the beginning and will only be completed next week.
But the indications we received from the troika are positive at this point"
12. Various of journalists
13. Lawmaker approaching microphone
14. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Basilio Horta, Socialist Party lawmaker:
"The troika rejoices with the success of the adjustment programme. We do not share that opinion. We think that the adjustment programme, maintaining the programme that supports it, is bringing to the Portuguese economy and society extremely serious problems and eventually exceptional serious damages of economic and social nature."
15. Pan from ceiling to journalists
STORYLINE
International inspectors monitoring Portugal's progress in implementing a bailout agreement arrived in Lisbon on Thursday.
This is the sixth time the troika of inspectors from the European Central Bank, International Monetary Fund and European Commission have been to Portugal to report on the country's progress.
They are expected to stay for about two weeks.
Social Democrat lawmaker Miguel Frasquilho, representing the centre-right governing party said they had received positive feedback from the troika on the ongoing assessment.
But Socialist Party lawmaker Basilio Horta said the bailout programme was hurting both the Portuguese economy and society.
"We think that the adjustment programme, keeping the programme that supports it, is bringing to the Portuguese economy and society extremely serious problems and eventually exceptional serious damages of economic and social nature."
Previous appraisals have concluded that Portugal is on track to comply with the bailout agreement.
Foreign lenders put up 78 billion euros (99 billion US dollars) last year to spare Portugal from bankruptcy when its borrowing costs became unaffordable.
Under the bailout agreement, Portugal has to enact economic reforms and implement spending cuts aimed at driving down its budget deficit to 3 percent of gross domestic product by 2013.
The deficit was 9.8 percent in 2010.
European officials have repeatedly ruled out renegotiating the terms of Portugal's financial rescue, fearing it could re-ignite investor jitters about viability of the eurozone's debt reduction efforts.
The Portuguese government predicts a third straight year of recession in 2013, and the jobless rate has risen to almost 16 percent.
Under the agreement with the troika of creditors Portugal is supposed to return to long-term debt markets in September 2013.
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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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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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- published: 31 Jul 2015
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Markets showed small signs of recovery in Portugal
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- Duration: 2:11
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 8
AP TELEVISION
1. Close up of broker watching the screen
2. Various of brokers working
3. Close up of screen showing the changes of the quoted rate for the Po...
AP TELEVISION
1. Close up of broker watching the screen
2. Various of brokers working
3. Close up of screen showing the changes of the quoted rate for the Portuguese bonds since Monday
4. Various of Pedro Oliveira, trader at Carregosa Bank, working
5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Pedro Oliveira, trader at Carregosa Bank
"This has been a very calm session since the opening. There were more significant drops in the banking sector. Yesterday the banking sector recovered about 10 percent and today is falling 2 or 3 percent, so that is what is affecting the PSI 20 (index) today, but the session has so far been very calm. I'd like to say that the interest rate on 10 year bonds is now under 7 percent, which looks like a good sign."
6. Various of brokers working
7. Close up of screen
8. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Pedro Oliveira, trader at Carregosa Bank
"(The prime minister comments) brought some calm (to the markets) but at the same time this uncertainty about having a new government, will the government fall or not, continues. Time will punish (the markets), so the more longer it takes them to make a decision, the more the market will be affected."
9. Various of Lisbon streets
10. Various of people walking
11. Mid of newspaper stand
12. Close of newspaper reading (Portuguese) "(President Anibal) Cavaco demands a solid solution to keep the government."
STORYLINE:
Markets showed a small sign of recovery in Portugal on Friday as the country's governing coalition parties continued talks aimed at repairing differences over the harsh austerity measures that threatened to reignite Europe's debt crisis.
Investors sent the interest rate on Portugal's benchmark 10-year bond, an indicator of investor confidence in a country, down to 6.85 percent on Friday after it shot up above 8 percent on Wednesday.
"This has been a very calm session since opening," said trader Pedro Oliveira.
He added that the banking sector was experiencing losses after recovering on Thursday but the interest rate on 10 year bonds was "now under 7 percent, which looks like a good sign."
Oliveira said the comments made by Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, about the negotiations to find a solution to the political crisis had brought "some calm" to the market but the trader at Carregosa Bank remarked that the "uncertainty" about the future of the government is affecting trading.
"Time will punish (the markets), so the more longer it takes them to make a decision, the more the market will be affected," he said.
Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, head of the senior coalition partner, and the leader of the junior partner, Popular Party chief Paulo Portas, were in talks to avoid the government's collapse in a dispute over austerity measures and other reported grievances concerning the relative standings of the two parties within the coalition.
Portas resigned on Tuesday as foreign minister, throwing the coalition into disarray.
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AP TELEVISION
1. Close up of broker watching the screen
2. Various of brokers working
3. Close up of screen showing the changes of the quoted rate for the Portuguese bonds since Monday
4. Various of Pedro Oliveira, trader at Carregosa Bank, working
5. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Pedro Oliveira, trader at Carregosa Bank
"This has been a very calm session since the opening. There were more significant drops in the banking sector. Yesterday the banking sector recovered about 10 percent and today is falling 2 or 3 percent, so that is what is affecting the PSI 20 (index) today, but the session has so far been very calm. I'd like to say that the interest rate on 10 year bonds is now under 7 percent, which looks like a good sign."
6. Various of brokers working
7. Close up of screen
8. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Pedro Oliveira, trader at Carregosa Bank
"(The prime minister comments) brought some calm (to the markets) but at the same time this uncertainty about having a new government, will the government fall or not, continues. Time will punish (the markets), so the more longer it takes them to make a decision, the more the market will be affected."
9. Various of Lisbon streets
10. Various of people walking
11. Mid of newspaper stand
12. Close of newspaper reading (Portuguese) "(President Anibal) Cavaco demands a solid solution to keep the government."
STORYLINE:
Markets showed a small sign of recovery in Portugal on Friday as the country's governing coalition parties continued talks aimed at repairing differences over the harsh austerity measures that threatened to reignite Europe's debt crisis.
Investors sent the interest rate on Portugal's benchmark 10-year bond, an indicator of investor confidence in a country, down to 6.85 percent on Friday after it shot up above 8 percent on Wednesday.
"This has been a very calm session since opening," said trader Pedro Oliveira.
He added that the banking sector was experiencing losses after recovering on Thursday but the interest rate on 10 year bonds was "now under 7 percent, which looks like a good sign."
Oliveira said the comments made by Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, about the negotiations to find a solution to the political crisis had brought "some calm" to the market but the trader at Carregosa Bank remarked that the "uncertainty" about the future of the government is affecting trading.
"Time will punish (the markets), so the more longer it takes them to make a decision, the more the market will be affected," he said.
Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, head of the senior coalition partner, and the leader of the junior partner, Popular Party chief Paulo Portas, were in talks to avoid the government's collapse in a dispute over austerity measures and other reported grievances concerning the relative standings of the two parties within the coalition.
Portas resigned on Tuesday as foreign minister, throwing the coalition into disarray.
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Portugal's financial markets in steep nosedive
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- Duration: 2:00
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 18
AP TELEVISION
1. Close tilt down of computer screen showing steep decline in Portuguese stock market
2. Various of screens and broker working
3. Various of ...
AP TELEVISION
1. Close tilt down of computer screen showing steep decline in Portuguese stock market
2. Various of screens and broker working
3. Various of Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank, at trading desk
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank:
"All the assets classes are suffering heavy losses early this morning, both on bonds and on equities, especially on financials. The Portuguese government bonds, the 10 year bond, is now trading above 7.5 percent (interest rate) which means it's more than a 100 basis points sell-off, and it's trading at unsustainable interest rates."
5. Various of brokers working
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank:
"This is the worst case for investors, not knowing what's going to happen. It would be better for the markets knowing that we are going to have elections on a new term, rather than not knowing what's going to happen and seeing the prime minister trying to address the situation, saying that he thinks is going to manage to keep the coalition alive. This is the worst situation for investors. The worst is when you do not know what to expect."
7. Various of Leite and other brokers talking
8. Focus pull from broker to screen
STORYLINE:
Stocks in Portugal were piling up the losses on Wednesday after two leading Cabinet members quit the government the previous day.
The nosedive alarmed investors and re-ignited concerns about the eurozone's strategy for dealing with its prolonged financial crisis.
The main PSI stock index plunged 6.4 percent to 5,177 late morning Wednesday and the interest yield on the country's benchmark 10-year bond also spiked nearly a percentage point higher to 7.36 percent.
That's a clear signal that investors are fretting about the future of the bailed-out country and its efforts to get a handle on its debts.
Portuguese Foreign Minister Paulo Portas, the leader of the junior party in the centre-right coalition government, quit on Tuesday in protest against plans to continue with tax hikes and pay and pension cuts.
There are fears that other Cabinet members will quit over the government's austerity programme, and that may signal early elections and ensuing uncertainty.
Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho defied calls to resign late on Tuesday but he was running out of options to keep his centre-right coalition government together following the resignations of key ministers in a spat over austerity.
"This is the worst case for investors, not knowing what's going to happen," said Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank.
"It would be better for the markets knowing that we are going to have elections on a new term, rather than not knowing what's going to happen and seeing the prime minister trying address the situation, saying that he thinks is going to manage to keep the coalition alive," Leite added.
Portugal is locked into a programme of tough budget cuts demanded by its fellow euro countries, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund in return for a 78 (b) billion euro (102 (b) billion US dollars) bailout two years ago.
Leaders of the 17 European Union nations that share the euro currency, known as the eurozone, have insisted on cuts in countries like Portugal that have a heavy debt burden.
But Portugal is now facing the likely prospect of austerity-inspired strife of the kind that has dogged Greece and compelled it to ask for a second bailout.
As well as drawing criticism from opposition parties, trade unions and business leaders, the austerity programme has been a drag on the Portugal's economy and unemployment is stuck at 17.6 percent.
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AP TELEVISION
1. Close tilt down of computer screen showing steep decline in Portuguese stock market
2. Various of screens and broker working
3. Various of Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank, at trading desk
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank:
"All the assets classes are suffering heavy losses early this morning, both on bonds and on equities, especially on financials. The Portuguese government bonds, the 10 year bond, is now trading above 7.5 percent (interest rate) which means it's more than a 100 basis points sell-off, and it's trading at unsustainable interest rates."
5. Various of brokers working
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank:
"This is the worst case for investors, not knowing what's going to happen. It would be better for the markets knowing that we are going to have elections on a new term, rather than not knowing what's going to happen and seeing the prime minister trying to address the situation, saying that he thinks is going to manage to keep the coalition alive. This is the worst situation for investors. The worst is when you do not know what to expect."
7. Various of Leite and other brokers talking
8. Focus pull from broker to screen
STORYLINE:
Stocks in Portugal were piling up the losses on Wednesday after two leading Cabinet members quit the government the previous day.
The nosedive alarmed investors and re-ignited concerns about the eurozone's strategy for dealing with its prolonged financial crisis.
The main PSI stock index plunged 6.4 percent to 5,177 late morning Wednesday and the interest yield on the country's benchmark 10-year bond also spiked nearly a percentage point higher to 7.36 percent.
That's a clear signal that investors are fretting about the future of the bailed-out country and its efforts to get a handle on its debts.
Portuguese Foreign Minister Paulo Portas, the leader of the junior party in the centre-right coalition government, quit on Tuesday in protest against plans to continue with tax hikes and pay and pension cuts.
There are fears that other Cabinet members will quit over the government's austerity programme, and that may signal early elections and ensuing uncertainty.
Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho defied calls to resign late on Tuesday but he was running out of options to keep his centre-right coalition government together following the resignations of key ministers in a spat over austerity.
"This is the worst case for investors, not knowing what's going to happen," said Joao Leite, head of investments for Carregosa Bank.
"It would be better for the markets knowing that we are going to have elections on a new term, rather than not knowing what's going to happen and seeing the prime minister trying address the situation, saying that he thinks is going to manage to keep the coalition alive," Leite added.
Portugal is locked into a programme of tough budget cuts demanded by its fellow euro countries, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund in return for a 78 (b) billion euro (102 (b) billion US dollars) bailout two years ago.
Leaders of the 17 European Union nations that share the euro currency, known as the eurozone, have insisted on cuts in countries like Portugal that have a heavy debt burden.
But Portugal is now facing the likely prospect of austerity-inspired strife of the kind that has dogged Greece and compelled it to ask for a second bailout.
As well as drawing criticism from opposition parties, trade unions and business leaders, the austerity programme has been a drag on the Portugal's economy and unemployment is stuck at 17.6 percent.
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- published: 31 Jul 2015
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Frankfurt Stock market cautious ahead of Euro finance ministers meeting, Portugal
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- Duration: 3:01
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 15
SHOTLIST
Frankfurt, Germany
1. Various of floor trading on Frankfurt Stock Exchange
2. SOUNDBITE (German) Robert Halver, Head of Market Research, Baader Ba...
SHOTLIST
Frankfurt, Germany
1. Various of floor trading on Frankfurt Stock Exchange
2. SOUNDBITE (German) Robert Halver, Head of Market Research, Baader Bank:
"We need this help for Ireland and Portugal and if they are not going to ask for that, they will be in serious trouble because the interest rates that they would have to pay to save their banks or to refinance their countries are too high, nobody can generate those."
3. Cutaway Stock Exchange floor
4. SOUNDBITE (German) Robert Halver, Head of Market Research, Baader Bank:
"Should Mrs Merkel's (referring to German Chancellor Angela Merkel) demands get accepted and banks, insurances and private investors will have to share the risk, they most likely will not subscribe for new loans. Who will be prepared to sign Greek, Irish, Spanish and Portuguese bonds? That can then only be done by the ECB (European Central Bank)."
5. Mid of floor trading
Lisbon, Portugal
6. Pan right of Restauradores square
7. Mid of people walking
8. Close up of shoes
9. Mid of people walking
10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Lisbon resident (no name given), Vox Pop:
"Well, I don't know about the IMF (International Monetary Fund) but the solution for the issues is in the hands of the Portuguese. It is us who will make things happen. External help can always be useful, to help in the perspective of a solution for the Portuguese. If you have problems at home it is not your neighbour who is going to help."
11. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Lisbon resident (no name given), Vox Pop:
"One thing is certain, when we spend more than we produce someone has to take care of things. From the perspective of solving things, someone has to come and help."
12. Mid people getting on bus
13. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Lisbon resident (no name given), Vox Pop:
"Very bad, very bad, I think that there is going to be more unemployment and a lot more misery, poverty and hunger. And I think there is no chance of economic growth."
14. Wide of daily newspapers, with Jornal de Noticias cover reading (Portuguese) "High risk of Portugal asking Europe for help"
15. Diario de Noticias cover reading (Portuguese) "Government refuses to ask for help even if Ireland does"
16. I newspaper quoting Portugal's Finance Minister Fernando Teixeira dos Santos (Portuguese) "There is a high risk of going to the IMF", "Asking for help is not imminent."
STORYLINE
European markets were waiting on Tuesday to see if Ireland will end up asking its 15 partners in the Eurozone for a financial rescue package.
In Germany, markets remained relatively calm. Initial loses were at around 0,5 per cent, and in Portugal, people were worried that there was a high risk that Portugal may be asking Europe for help.
The main focus in the markets for the rest of the day is whether Ireland does an about-turn and requests a financial aid package later at a meeting of Eurozone finance ministers in Brussels.
Irish officials denied that their talks with other Eurozone governments were aimed at getting a bailout, while the Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou accused Germany of making things worse with talk of forcing creditors to take losses.
Although the Irish government has been saying it doesn't need any money as it's fully funded until the middle of next year, there's mounting pressure on Dublin to agree to a rescue deal amid worrying signs that Europe's debt crisis will create a domino effect - Portugal is widely considered to be next in the line of fire.
Robert Halver, Head of Market Research at Baader Bank, warned in Frankfurt that Lisbon and Dublin would be in " serious trouble" if they did not accept financial help from the Eurozone " because the interest rates that they would have to pay to save their banks or to refinance their countries are too high."
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SHOTLIST
Frankfurt, Germany
1. Various of floor trading on Frankfurt Stock Exchange
2. SOUNDBITE (German) Robert Halver, Head of Market Research, Baader Bank:
"We need this help for Ireland and Portugal and if they are not going to ask for that, they will be in serious trouble because the interest rates that they would have to pay to save their banks or to refinance their countries are too high, nobody can generate those."
3. Cutaway Stock Exchange floor
4. SOUNDBITE (German) Robert Halver, Head of Market Research, Baader Bank:
"Should Mrs Merkel's (referring to German Chancellor Angela Merkel) demands get accepted and banks, insurances and private investors will have to share the risk, they most likely will not subscribe for new loans. Who will be prepared to sign Greek, Irish, Spanish and Portuguese bonds? That can then only be done by the ECB (European Central Bank)."
5. Mid of floor trading
Lisbon, Portugal
6. Pan right of Restauradores square
7. Mid of people walking
8. Close up of shoes
9. Mid of people walking
10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Lisbon resident (no name given), Vox Pop:
"Well, I don't know about the IMF (International Monetary Fund) but the solution for the issues is in the hands of the Portuguese. It is us who will make things happen. External help can always be useful, to help in the perspective of a solution for the Portuguese. If you have problems at home it is not your neighbour who is going to help."
11. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Lisbon resident (no name given), Vox Pop:
"One thing is certain, when we spend more than we produce someone has to take care of things. From the perspective of solving things, someone has to come and help."
12. Mid people getting on bus
13. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Lisbon resident (no name given), Vox Pop:
"Very bad, very bad, I think that there is going to be more unemployment and a lot more misery, poverty and hunger. And I think there is no chance of economic growth."
14. Wide of daily newspapers, with Jornal de Noticias cover reading (Portuguese) "High risk of Portugal asking Europe for help"
15. Diario de Noticias cover reading (Portuguese) "Government refuses to ask for help even if Ireland does"
16. I newspaper quoting Portugal's Finance Minister Fernando Teixeira dos Santos (Portuguese) "There is a high risk of going to the IMF", "Asking for help is not imminent."
STORYLINE
European markets were waiting on Tuesday to see if Ireland will end up asking its 15 partners in the Eurozone for a financial rescue package.
In Germany, markets remained relatively calm. Initial loses were at around 0,5 per cent, and in Portugal, people were worried that there was a high risk that Portugal may be asking Europe for help.
The main focus in the markets for the rest of the day is whether Ireland does an about-turn and requests a financial aid package later at a meeting of Eurozone finance ministers in Brussels.
Irish officials denied that their talks with other Eurozone governments were aimed at getting a bailout, while the Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou accused Germany of making things worse with talk of forcing creditors to take losses.
Although the Irish government has been saying it doesn't need any money as it's fully funded until the middle of next year, there's mounting pressure on Dublin to agree to a rescue deal amid worrying signs that Europe's debt crisis will create a domino effect - Portugal is widely considered to be next in the line of fire.
Robert Halver, Head of Market Research at Baader Bank, warned in Frankfurt that Lisbon and Dublin would be in " serious trouble" if they did not accept financial help from the Eurozone " because the interest rates that they would have to pay to save their banks or to refinance their countries are too high."
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Portugal's famed Port wine sector fares well despite economic downturn
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- Duration: 2:37
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Wide Porto old town and the Douro River
2. Wide pan from river to port barges
3. Close-up of port barrels on barges
4. Wide of Calem port cellar tasting r...
1. Wide Porto old town and the Douro River
2. Wide pan from river to port barges
3. Close-up of port barrels on barges
4. Wide of Calem port cellar tasting room
5. Close-up of glasses of port
6. Mid tourists drinking glasses of port
7. SOUNDBITE (Galician): Ignacio Franco, Finance Manager, Sogevinus (wine company):
"2010 was very interesting. The activity of our company went very well. We had growth both in export and domestic sales. Our activity in port wine and Douro wine increased. And in the tourist (sector) we saw an increase in visits to these, the most visited cellars in the world. We went from 150-thousand tourists to almost 170-thousand visits a year."
8. Wide of wood vats in the Calem cellar
SOUNDBITE (Galician): Ignacio Franco, Finance Manager, Sogevinus (wine company):
"We are seeing that also the United States and Canada are markets that are demanding more of our products, which is also the case of Nordic countries. This has been a very cold winter in the north of Europe and this has seen an increase in the consumption of our wines in Nordic countries. Russia has seen important growth. With Brazil, which has strong ties to Portugal, there has been strong growth."
9. Close-up of exterior sign at the Institute of Porto and Douro Wines
10. Tilt from a map of the Douro river to the President of the Institute Luciano Pereira
11. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Luciano Pereira, President of the Institute of Porto and Douro Wines:
"You have to look at the crisis and understand it as something that causes change in the economy at a certain point in time. So if we know how to look at it and find the windows of opportunity, we can make this crisis not a problem, but a crisis for growth."
12. Close-up of port being poured into a glass
STORYLINE:
Portugal will release one (b) billion Euros (1.35 (b) US dollars) in Treasury bonds on Wednesday as part of attempts to shake off its credit crisis, but while the economic outlook is bleak, there is one sector of the Portuguese economy that continues to grow.
In the northern Portuguese city of Porto, its alcoholic namesake and most famous export is experiencing more demand than ever before.
Since the 17th century the export of port wine has been an intrinsic part of the region's economy.
Producers such as Sogevinus, a holding of five of some of the most prominent port wine brands including Calem, are confident heading into 2011.
Sogevinus Finance Manager, Ignacio Franco, says 170-thousand tourists visited the company's Porto cellars in 2010, up 20-thousand on the previous year.
"The activity of our company went very well. We had growth both in export and domestic sales. Our activity in port wine and Douro wine increased," he said on Tuesday.
Franco added that Sogevinus increased sales last year in Nordic countries, the United States, Canada, Russia and Brazil.
2010 total bottled sales from across the region were more than 368 (m) million Euros, up 5.3 percent from 2009, according to the Institute of Porto and Douro Wines.
The Institute's President Lucian Pereira is upbeat about the future.
"You have to look at the crisis and understand it as something that causes change in the economy at a certain point in time. So if we know how to look at it and find the windows of opportunity, we can make this crisis not a problem, but a crisis for growth," he said.
Debt-stressed Portugal is scrambling to avoid a bailout like the ones provided last year to fellow eurozone countries Greece and Ireland, and the government introduced additional debt-reduction measures on 1 January.
The Bank of Portugal predicts the extra pay cuts and tax hikes will bring a recession in 2011 for the second time in three years.
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1. Wide Porto old town and the Douro River
2. Wide pan from river to port barges
3. Close-up of port barrels on barges
4. Wide of Calem port cellar tasting room
5. Close-up of glasses of port
6. Mid tourists drinking glasses of port
7. SOUNDBITE (Galician): Ignacio Franco, Finance Manager, Sogevinus (wine company):
"2010 was very interesting. The activity of our company went very well. We had growth both in export and domestic sales. Our activity in port wine and Douro wine increased. And in the tourist (sector) we saw an increase in visits to these, the most visited cellars in the world. We went from 150-thousand tourists to almost 170-thousand visits a year."
8. Wide of wood vats in the Calem cellar
SOUNDBITE (Galician): Ignacio Franco, Finance Manager, Sogevinus (wine company):
"We are seeing that also the United States and Canada are markets that are demanding more of our products, which is also the case of Nordic countries. This has been a very cold winter in the north of Europe and this has seen an increase in the consumption of our wines in Nordic countries. Russia has seen important growth. With Brazil, which has strong ties to Portugal, there has been strong growth."
9. Close-up of exterior sign at the Institute of Porto and Douro Wines
10. Tilt from a map of the Douro river to the President of the Institute Luciano Pereira
11. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Luciano Pereira, President of the Institute of Porto and Douro Wines:
"You have to look at the crisis and understand it as something that causes change in the economy at a certain point in time. So if we know how to look at it and find the windows of opportunity, we can make this crisis not a problem, but a crisis for growth."
12. Close-up of port being poured into a glass
STORYLINE:
Portugal will release one (b) billion Euros (1.35 (b) US dollars) in Treasury bonds on Wednesday as part of attempts to shake off its credit crisis, but while the economic outlook is bleak, there is one sector of the Portuguese economy that continues to grow.
In the northern Portuguese city of Porto, its alcoholic namesake and most famous export is experiencing more demand than ever before.
Since the 17th century the export of port wine has been an intrinsic part of the region's economy.
Producers such as Sogevinus, a holding of five of some of the most prominent port wine brands including Calem, are confident heading into 2011.
Sogevinus Finance Manager, Ignacio Franco, says 170-thousand tourists visited the company's Porto cellars in 2010, up 20-thousand on the previous year.
"The activity of our company went very well. We had growth both in export and domestic sales. Our activity in port wine and Douro wine increased," he said on Tuesday.
Franco added that Sogevinus increased sales last year in Nordic countries, the United States, Canada, Russia and Brazil.
2010 total bottled sales from across the region were more than 368 (m) million Euros, up 5.3 percent from 2009, according to the Institute of Porto and Douro Wines.
The Institute's President Lucian Pereira is upbeat about the future.
"You have to look at the crisis and understand it as something that causes change in the economy at a certain point in time. So if we know how to look at it and find the windows of opportunity, we can make this crisis not a problem, but a crisis for growth," he said.
Debt-stressed Portugal is scrambling to avoid a bailout like the ones provided last year to fellow eurozone countries Greece and Ireland, and the government introduced additional debt-reduction measures on 1 January.
The Bank of Portugal predicts the extra pay cuts and tax hikes will bring a recession in 2011 for the second time in three years.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Austerity-hit students face moving from Portugal to find work
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- Duration: 3:08
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 123
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of Douro River
2. Port wine barge
3. Porto old quarter
4. Wide of Porto University, tram passing by
5. Close up of Porto University sign
...
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of Douro River
2. Port wine barge
3. Porto old quarter
4. Wide of Porto University, tram passing by
5. Close up of Porto University sign
6. Wide pan from books to graduate student Daniela Branco studying
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Daniela Branco, 24, Graduate student:
"Most of my friends who graduated about six months ago, they are still unemployed. They are intensely looking for a first job, but they all tell me it is very difficult because the answer is always the same, they lack experience and they don't get enough academic recognition, so at the moment we are all in the same boat."
8. Close up of Branco reflected in glass
9. Wide of Manuel Loff, professor of contemporary history and political science:
10. Close up of Professor Loff talking with colleague
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Manuel Loff, Professor of contemporary history:
"We can talk about a brain drain already for some years, probably for quite some time, 20 years or something. It is more noticeable these years, because of the fact that this is the tenth year in Portuguese economy, of recession so it's particularly hard for young educated people to find qualified jobs in the country."
12. Wide of Porto University library
13. Close up students studying in library
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Manuel Loff, Professor of contemporary history:
"We are offering the young people jobs in the tourism sector. The Portuguese economy is now becoming typically a service economy requiring working people with almost no specific qualifications. It's like, you know, the economy of the smile and sun."
15. Wide of unemployed designer Teresa Valle taking dog Sprout for a walk
16. Wide of Valle preparing to cross the road
17. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Teresa Valle, 24, Porto, Unemployed designer:
"Seeing our colleagues being successful and managing to find jobs abroad, while that is so much harder in Portugal, obviously people end up always preferring to look for hope somewhere else and not here."
18. Wide of Valle crossing the road
STORYLINE
As European Union finance ministers met on Monday to discuss alternatives to beef up the region's rescue fund, Portuguese students were facing the looming dilemma of having to up sticks and move to other European countries to find work.
At Porto University, graduates and professors are aware that finding work in Portugal during a prolonged recession is hard "work".
International Studies graduate Daniela Branco is making plans to move to the UK town of Bristol to work a low paid internship.
"Most of my friends who graduated six months ago are still looking for work," she says.
Debt-stressed Portugal is scrambling to avoid a bailout like the ones provided last year to fellow eurozone countries Greece and Ireland, and the government introduced additional debt-reduction measures on 1 January.
The Bank of Portugal predicts the extra pay cuts and tax hikes will bring a recession in 2011 for the second time in three years.
Contemporary history Professor Manuel Loff says it is becoming particularly hard for young educated people to find qualified jobs in the current climate leaving them no option but to take placements in the tourism sector.
"The Portuguese economy is now becoming typically a service economy requiring working people with almost no specific qualifications. It's like, you know, the economy of the smile and sun," Loff says, adding that a lot of qualified workers are choosing to leave the country to find adequate jobs.
According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) some of the highest rates of emigration are among Portuguese university educated workers.
According to the study, a fifth of university educated students have left the country to find work since the 1990's.
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SHOTLIST
1. Wide of Douro River
2. Port wine barge
3. Porto old quarter
4. Wide of Porto University, tram passing by
5. Close up of Porto University sign
6. Wide pan from books to graduate student Daniela Branco studying
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Daniela Branco, 24, Graduate student:
"Most of my friends who graduated about six months ago, they are still unemployed. They are intensely looking for a first job, but they all tell me it is very difficult because the answer is always the same, they lack experience and they don't get enough academic recognition, so at the moment we are all in the same boat."
8. Close up of Branco reflected in glass
9. Wide of Manuel Loff, professor of contemporary history and political science:
10. Close up of Professor Loff talking with colleague
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Manuel Loff, Professor of contemporary history:
"We can talk about a brain drain already for some years, probably for quite some time, 20 years or something. It is more noticeable these years, because of the fact that this is the tenth year in Portuguese economy, of recession so it's particularly hard for young educated people to find qualified jobs in the country."
12. Wide of Porto University library
13. Close up students studying in library
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Manuel Loff, Professor of contemporary history:
"We are offering the young people jobs in the tourism sector. The Portuguese economy is now becoming typically a service economy requiring working people with almost no specific qualifications. It's like, you know, the economy of the smile and sun."
15. Wide of unemployed designer Teresa Valle taking dog Sprout for a walk
16. Wide of Valle preparing to cross the road
17. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Teresa Valle, 24, Porto, Unemployed designer:
"Seeing our colleagues being successful and managing to find jobs abroad, while that is so much harder in Portugal, obviously people end up always preferring to look for hope somewhere else and not here."
18. Wide of Valle crossing the road
STORYLINE
As European Union finance ministers met on Monday to discuss alternatives to beef up the region's rescue fund, Portuguese students were facing the looming dilemma of having to up sticks and move to other European countries to find work.
At Porto University, graduates and professors are aware that finding work in Portugal during a prolonged recession is hard "work".
International Studies graduate Daniela Branco is making plans to move to the UK town of Bristol to work a low paid internship.
"Most of my friends who graduated six months ago are still looking for work," she says.
Debt-stressed Portugal is scrambling to avoid a bailout like the ones provided last year to fellow eurozone countries Greece and Ireland, and the government introduced additional debt-reduction measures on 1 January.
The Bank of Portugal predicts the extra pay cuts and tax hikes will bring a recession in 2011 for the second time in three years.
Contemporary history Professor Manuel Loff says it is becoming particularly hard for young educated people to find qualified jobs in the current climate leaving them no option but to take placements in the tourism sector.
"The Portuguese economy is now becoming typically a service economy requiring working people with almost no specific qualifications. It's like, you know, the economy of the smile and sun," Loff says, adding that a lot of qualified workers are choosing to leave the country to find adequate jobs.
According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) some of the highest rates of emigration are among Portuguese university educated workers.
According to the study, a fifth of university educated students have left the country to find work since the 1990's.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Finance chiefs leave after talks on terms of bailout plan for Portugal
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- Duration: 1:22
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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1. Governor of the Bank of Portugal Carlos Costa (with white hair) leaving Portuguese Finance Ministry building and getting into car
2. Car leaving
3. Various...
1. Governor of the Bank of Portugal Carlos Costa (with white hair) leaving Portuguese Finance Ministry building and getting into car
2. Car leaving
3. Various of Juergen Kroeger (with glasses), head of the European Commission mission, and Rasmus Ruffer (bald man), head of the European Central Bank mission, and Poul Thomsen, head of the International Monetary Fund mission, leaving Finance Ministry building and getting into car
4. Car leaving finance ministry
STORYLINE:
The heads of mission for the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission left the Portuguese finance ministry in Lisbon on Monday afternoon after hours of talks with caretaker government officials on the terms of the country's bailout plan.
The governor of the Bank of Portugal, Carlos Costa, was also seen leaving the finance ministry.
They all declined to comment after the talks.
A key topic of the discussions was expected to centre on the interest rate charged for Portugal's expected 80 (b) billion euro (116 (b) billion US dollars) bailout.
But negotiations on the terms of the loan, especially what interest rates Portugal will be obliged to pay on it, are likely to take weeks.
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1. Governor of the Bank of Portugal Carlos Costa (with white hair) leaving Portuguese Finance Ministry building and getting into car
2. Car leaving
3. Various of Juergen Kroeger (with glasses), head of the European Commission mission, and Rasmus Ruffer (bald man), head of the European Central Bank mission, and Poul Thomsen, head of the International Monetary Fund mission, leaving Finance Ministry building and getting into car
4. Car leaving finance ministry
STORYLINE:
The heads of mission for the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission left the Portuguese finance ministry in Lisbon on Monday afternoon after hours of talks with caretaker government officials on the terms of the country's bailout plan.
The governor of the Bank of Portugal, Carlos Costa, was also seen leaving the finance ministry.
They all declined to comment after the talks.
A key topic of the discussions was expected to centre on the interest rate charged for Portugal's expected 80 (b) billion euro (116 (b) billion US dollars) bailout.
But negotiations on the terms of the loan, especially what interest rates Portugal will be obliged to pay on it, are likely to take weeks.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Swedish finance minister blasts Portugal over bailout request
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- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 41
SHOTLIST
1. Wide British finance minister George Osbourne arrives at venue for ECOFIN summit in Godollo
2. Wide venue building
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ander...
SHOTLIST
1. Wide British finance minister George Osbourne arrives at venue for ECOFIN summit in Godollo
2. Wide venue building
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anders Borg, Swedish finance minister:
"I mean we need to see a clear assessment from the IMF and the Commission of the situation in Portugal. Of the programs that have been put forward, but also of the situation in the financial sector. When those assessments have been done, and when you can see a clear political agreement where both government and opposition in Portugal is supporting a program, then we could have discussions. We are at the beginning of the long road and we lost thousands of jobs in Portugal and thousands of jobs in Europe, due to the gridlocks in Lisbon."
4. Close of EU and Hungarian flag
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anders Borg, Swedish finance minister:
"The Portuguese have already made it more difficult for Ireland and Greece by this gridlock that has prolonged the crisis, I think now when we see progress in both Ireland and in Greece, they are going in the right direction."
(Question: Has contagion been contained for now?)
"Well let's hope that. But this has been an ongoing crisis where lack of political responsibility has driven the markets.'
6. Cutaway of flags
7. Various of Governors of central banks of European Union countries and other officials arriving
8. Wide venue building
STORYLINE
Swedish finance minister Anders Borg blasted Portugal over its debt crisis on Friday, and said that Sweden needs to see a clear program for the country's financial recovery before it supports any EU bailout plan.
Borg also said that a clear political agreement between the government and opposition would be needed before financial help could be agreed.
"We are at the beginning of the long road and we lost thousands of jobs in Portugal and thousands of jobs in Europe, due to the gridlocks in Lisbon," he said.
Borg blamed the political gridlock in Portugal for making the situation more difficult for Ireland and Greece by prolonging the crisis.
In clear criticism of the political turmoil in Portugal, Borg told reporters, "this has been an ongoing crisis where lack of political responsibility has driven the markets."
A caretaker government is currently in charge in Portugal until elections in June.
Outgoing Prime Minister Jose Socrates resigned late last month after opposition parties rejected new tax hikes and spending cuts that had been worked out together with the European Commission, the EU's executive, and the European Central Bank.
That package of reforms - also sanctioned by other eurozone governments - will now form the basis of discussions for any bailout program.
A stringent economic adjustment program is a key prerequisite for international help - serving as assurance that the bailed-out country will eventually garner the strength to repay its creditors.
Meanwhile the EU's Monetary Affairs Commissioner says preliminary estimates show Portugal will need rescue loans of around 80 (b) billion euros (114 billion US dollars) and that talks over a strict reforms program will start immediately with all major political parties.
Olli Rehn said Friday that he hoped a final deal will be in place by mid-May and the program will include structural reforms, spending cuts, a stabilisation program for the country's financial sector and an ambitious privatisation program.
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SHOTLIST
1. Wide British finance minister George Osbourne arrives at venue for ECOFIN summit in Godollo
2. Wide venue building
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anders Borg, Swedish finance minister:
"I mean we need to see a clear assessment from the IMF and the Commission of the situation in Portugal. Of the programs that have been put forward, but also of the situation in the financial sector. When those assessments have been done, and when you can see a clear political agreement where both government and opposition in Portugal is supporting a program, then we could have discussions. We are at the beginning of the long road and we lost thousands of jobs in Portugal and thousands of jobs in Europe, due to the gridlocks in Lisbon."
4. Close of EU and Hungarian flag
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anders Borg, Swedish finance minister:
"The Portuguese have already made it more difficult for Ireland and Greece by this gridlock that has prolonged the crisis, I think now when we see progress in both Ireland and in Greece, they are going in the right direction."
(Question: Has contagion been contained for now?)
"Well let's hope that. But this has been an ongoing crisis where lack of political responsibility has driven the markets.'
6. Cutaway of flags
7. Various of Governors of central banks of European Union countries and other officials arriving
8. Wide venue building
STORYLINE
Swedish finance minister Anders Borg blasted Portugal over its debt crisis on Friday, and said that Sweden needs to see a clear program for the country's financial recovery before it supports any EU bailout plan.
Borg also said that a clear political agreement between the government and opposition would be needed before financial help could be agreed.
"We are at the beginning of the long road and we lost thousands of jobs in Portugal and thousands of jobs in Europe, due to the gridlocks in Lisbon," he said.
Borg blamed the political gridlock in Portugal for making the situation more difficult for Ireland and Greece by prolonging the crisis.
In clear criticism of the political turmoil in Portugal, Borg told reporters, "this has been an ongoing crisis where lack of political responsibility has driven the markets."
A caretaker government is currently in charge in Portugal until elections in June.
Outgoing Prime Minister Jose Socrates resigned late last month after opposition parties rejected new tax hikes and spending cuts that had been worked out together with the European Commission, the EU's executive, and the European Central Bank.
That package of reforms - also sanctioned by other eurozone governments - will now form the basis of discussions for any bailout program.
A stringent economic adjustment program is a key prerequisite for international help - serving as assurance that the bailed-out country will eventually garner the strength to repay its creditors.
Meanwhile the EU's Monetary Affairs Commissioner says preliminary estimates show Portugal will need rescue loans of around 80 (b) billion euros (114 billion US dollars) and that talks over a strict reforms program will start immediately with all major political parties.
Olli Rehn said Friday that he hoped a final deal will be in place by mid-May and the program will include structural reforms, spending cuts, a stabilisation program for the country's financial sector and an ambitious privatisation program.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Analyst on Portugal bail-out and eurozone interest rate decision
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- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
1. Various of trading floor and traders at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange
2. SOUNDBITE (German) Oliver Roth, market strategist for Close Brothers Seydl...
SHOTLIST
1. Various of trading floor and traders at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange
2. SOUNDBITE (German) Oliver Roth, market strategist for Close Brothers Seydler Bank AG:
"This is already priced in by the markets. The only one that seems to be surprised is the Portuguese government as they said until the end that they wouldn't need the EU bailout. So no surprise for the markets, maybe just for the Portuguese government."
3. Cutaway, trading floor
4. SOUNDBITE (German) Oliver Roth, market strategist for Close Brothers Seydler Bank AG:
"Giving them the bailout is a short term time game for the government of the Euro countries, because now they have a little time to fix the structural deficit of the Euro because if they don't do that, Spain will be next, and then the Euro will be under massive pressure again."
5. Wide top shot of trading floor
STORYLINE
The European Central Bank is widely expected to raise interest rates on Thursday, a day after Portugal asked for a bailout, with markets waiting for clues about how far and how fast the bank will tighten rates as it tries to ward off inflation.
Markets had largely expected Portugal to need help with its debt pile, but the request came sooner than many expected, given that the country does not have a government.
"This is already priced in by the markets. The only one that seems to be surprised is the Portuguese government as they said until the end that they wouldn't need the EU bailout. So no surprise for the markets, maybe just for the Portuguese government," market strategist for Close Brothers Seydler Bank AG Oliver Roth said in Frankfurt.
"Giving them the bailout is a short term time game for the government of the Euro countries, because now they have a little time to fix the structural deficit of the Euro because if they don't do that, Spain will be next, and then the Euro will be under massive pressure again," Roth added.
Economists think that a rate increase this month is a near-certainty after an ECB statement at a March meeting saying that the bank would use "strong vigilance" against an inflationary spiral.
Expectations of higher interest rates in the eurozone sent the shared currency higher against the dollar Wednesday, to 1.4332 dollars.
Higher interest rates make a currency more attractive to investors by increasing yield on investments.
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SHOTLIST
1. Various of trading floor and traders at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange
2. SOUNDBITE (German) Oliver Roth, market strategist for Close Brothers Seydler Bank AG:
"This is already priced in by the markets. The only one that seems to be surprised is the Portuguese government as they said until the end that they wouldn't need the EU bailout. So no surprise for the markets, maybe just for the Portuguese government."
3. Cutaway, trading floor
4. SOUNDBITE (German) Oliver Roth, market strategist for Close Brothers Seydler Bank AG:
"Giving them the bailout is a short term time game for the government of the Euro countries, because now they have a little time to fix the structural deficit of the Euro because if they don't do that, Spain will be next, and then the Euro will be under massive pressure again."
5. Wide top shot of trading floor
STORYLINE
The European Central Bank is widely expected to raise interest rates on Thursday, a day after Portugal asked for a bailout, with markets waiting for clues about how far and how fast the bank will tighten rates as it tries to ward off inflation.
Markets had largely expected Portugal to need help with its debt pile, but the request came sooner than many expected, given that the country does not have a government.
"This is already priced in by the markets. The only one that seems to be surprised is the Portuguese government as they said until the end that they wouldn't need the EU bailout. So no surprise for the markets, maybe just for the Portuguese government," market strategist for Close Brothers Seydler Bank AG Oliver Roth said in Frankfurt.
"Giving them the bailout is a short term time game for the government of the Euro countries, because now they have a little time to fix the structural deficit of the Euro because if they don't do that, Spain will be next, and then the Euro will be under massive pressure again," Roth added.
Economists think that a rate increase this month is a near-certainty after an ECB statement at a March meeting saying that the bank would use "strong vigilance" against an inflationary spiral.
Expectations of higher interest rates in the eurozone sent the shared currency higher against the dollar Wednesday, to 1.4332 dollars.
Higher interest rates make a currency more attractive to investors by increasing yield on investments.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Arrivals for talks to discuss terms of Portugal's bailout package
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- Duration: 1:25
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 7
1. Mid sign reading (Portuguese) "Ministry of Finance and Public Administration"
2. Wide reporters waiting outside finance ministry
3. Car entering finance m...
1. Mid sign reading (Portuguese) "Ministry of Finance and Public Administration"
2. Wide reporters waiting outside finance ministry
3. Car entering finance ministry
4. Rasmus Ruffer (first to step out of car, red tie), head the the European Central Bank mission and Juergen Kroeger (with glasses), head of the European Commission mission, getting out of car
5. Cutaway cameraman
6. Ruffer and Kroeger entering ministry
7. Close up cameraman
8. Poul Thomsen, head of the International Monetary Fund mission, getting out of car
9. Thomsen waiting by lift
10. Thomsen entering lift
11. Lift doors closing
12. Portuguese finance minister Fernando Teixeira Dos Santos getting out of car and entering ministry
STORYLINE:
Talks to negotiate the terms of Portugal's bailout began in Lisbon on Monday.
Representatives of the International Monetary Fund, European Commission and European Central Bank arrived at the finance ministry for meetings with Portuguese officials.
Rasmus Ruffer, from the European Central Bank and Juergen Kroeger from the European Commission arrived together for the talks.
They were followed by the IMF's representative Poul Thomsen and Portuguese finance minister Fernando Teixeira Dos Santos.
Portugal's European partners and the IMF last week agreed to provide aid which could amount to 80 (b) billion euros (115 (b) billion US dollars).
But negotiations on the terms of the loan, especially what interest rates Portugal will be obliged to pay on it, are likely to take weeks.
Portugal urgently needs a deal on the bailout to shore up its national finances ahead of steep loan repayments.
As well as proposing more austerity measures, the IMF and ECB will likely demand changes aimed at improving Portugal's weak economic competitiveness - the shortcoming which is at the heart of the ailing country's problems.
European finance ministers are aiming to approve a bailout agreement on May 16.
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wn.com/Arrivals For Talks To Discuss Terms Of Portugal's Bailout Package
1. Mid sign reading (Portuguese) "Ministry of Finance and Public Administration"
2. Wide reporters waiting outside finance ministry
3. Car entering finance ministry
4. Rasmus Ruffer (first to step out of car, red tie), head the the European Central Bank mission and Juergen Kroeger (with glasses), head of the European Commission mission, getting out of car
5. Cutaway cameraman
6. Ruffer and Kroeger entering ministry
7. Close up cameraman
8. Poul Thomsen, head of the International Monetary Fund mission, getting out of car
9. Thomsen waiting by lift
10. Thomsen entering lift
11. Lift doors closing
12. Portuguese finance minister Fernando Teixeira Dos Santos getting out of car and entering ministry
STORYLINE:
Talks to negotiate the terms of Portugal's bailout began in Lisbon on Monday.
Representatives of the International Monetary Fund, European Commission and European Central Bank arrived at the finance ministry for meetings with Portuguese officials.
Rasmus Ruffer, from the European Central Bank and Juergen Kroeger from the European Commission arrived together for the talks.
They were followed by the IMF's representative Poul Thomsen and Portuguese finance minister Fernando Teixeira Dos Santos.
Portugal's European partners and the IMF last week agreed to provide aid which could amount to 80 (b) billion euros (115 (b) billion US dollars).
But negotiations on the terms of the loan, especially what interest rates Portugal will be obliged to pay on it, are likely to take weeks.
Portugal urgently needs a deal on the bailout to shore up its national finances ahead of steep loan repayments.
As well as proposing more austerity measures, the IMF and ECB will likely demand changes aimed at improving Portugal's weak economic competitiveness - the shortcoming which is at the heart of the ailing country's problems.
European finance ministers are aiming to approve a bailout agreement on May 16.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
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Swedish FM blasts Portugal debt crisis; analyst
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:30
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 56
SHOTLIST
Godollo
1. Wide British finance minister George Osbourne arrives at venue for ECOFIN summit in Godollo
2. Wide venue building
3. SOUNDBITE: (Engl...
SHOTLIST
Godollo
1. Wide British finance minister George Osbourne arrives at venue for ECOFIN summit in Godollo
2. Wide venue building
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anders Borg, Swedish finance minister:
"I mean we need to see a clear assessment from the IMF and the Commission of the situation in Portugal. Of the programs that have been put forward, but also of the situation in the financial sector. When those assessments have been done, and when you can see a clear political agreement where both government and opposition in Portugal is supporting a program, then we could have discussions. We are at the beginning of the long road and we lost thousands of jobs in Portugal and thousands of jobs in Europe, due to the gridlocks in Lisbon."
4. Close of EU and Hungarian flag
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anders Borg, Swedish finance minister:
"The Portuguese have already made it more difficult for Ireland and Greece by this gridlock that has prolonged the crisis, I think now when we see progress in both Ireland and in Greece, they are going in the right direction."
(Question: Has contagion been contained for now?)
"Well let's hope that. But this has been an ongoing crisis where lack of political responsibility has driven the markets.'
6. Cutaway of flags
7. Various of Governors of central banks of European Union countries and other officials arriving
8. Wide venue building
Lisbon
9. Wide tilt down of Euronex building where Lisbon stock exchange is located
10. Screen with quotations outside Euronex
11. Wide of trading floor at Banco Carregosa (investment bank) in Lisbon
12. Close of Joao Leite, Head of Investment, at Banco Carregosa Lisbon
13. Wide of Joao Leite at computer screen
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joao Leite, Head of Investment at Banco Carregosa:
"In terms of the bond market the rates are more or less at the same level: the 2 year, the 5 year or the 10 year bond, they're at more or less the same level so, there is no difference and we should not expect any difference in the next month."
15. Cutaway of employee working at computer screen
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joao Leite, Head of Investment at Banco Carregosa:
"I think it should have been called the IMF or the European Stabilisation Fund some months ago. We would have avoided downgrades for the (Portuguese) Republic and for the Portuguese banks"
17. Mid of employee at computer screen
18. Close of screen showing values for Portugal government bonds
19. SOUNDBITE (English) Joao Leite, Head of Investment at Banco Carregosa:
"Well it's good for the Eurozone, it looks it's the last bailout, hopefully it's the last, and it's a relief for everyone that the problem is now solved."
20. Banco Carregosa analysts looking at computer screens
STORYLINE
Europe's top financial officials said on Friday that debt-ridden Portugal will need around 80 (b) billion Euros (114 billion US dollars) in rescue loans and that negotiations over a full, multiyear bailout program will begin immediately.
However Swedish finance minister Anders Borg blasted Portugal over its debt crisis and said that Sweden needs to see a clear program for the country's financial recovery before it supports any EU bailout plan.
Borg also said that a clear political agreement between the government and opposition would be needed before financial help could be agreed.
"We are at the beginning of the long road and we lost thousands of jobs in Portugal and thousands of jobs in Europe, due to the gridlocks in Lisbon," he said.
Borg blamed the political gridlock in Portugal for making the situation more difficult for Ireland and Greece by prolonging the crisis.
The Head of investment Banking and Banco Carregosa in Lisbon said that Portugal should have asked for a bailout months ago.
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SHOTLIST
Godollo
1. Wide British finance minister George Osbourne arrives at venue for ECOFIN summit in Godollo
2. Wide venue building
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anders Borg, Swedish finance minister:
"I mean we need to see a clear assessment from the IMF and the Commission of the situation in Portugal. Of the programs that have been put forward, but also of the situation in the financial sector. When those assessments have been done, and when you can see a clear political agreement where both government and opposition in Portugal is supporting a program, then we could have discussions. We are at the beginning of the long road and we lost thousands of jobs in Portugal and thousands of jobs in Europe, due to the gridlocks in Lisbon."
4. Close of EU and Hungarian flag
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anders Borg, Swedish finance minister:
"The Portuguese have already made it more difficult for Ireland and Greece by this gridlock that has prolonged the crisis, I think now when we see progress in both Ireland and in Greece, they are going in the right direction."
(Question: Has contagion been contained for now?)
"Well let's hope that. But this has been an ongoing crisis where lack of political responsibility has driven the markets.'
6. Cutaway of flags
7. Various of Governors of central banks of European Union countries and other officials arriving
8. Wide venue building
Lisbon
9. Wide tilt down of Euronex building where Lisbon stock exchange is located
10. Screen with quotations outside Euronex
11. Wide of trading floor at Banco Carregosa (investment bank) in Lisbon
12. Close of Joao Leite, Head of Investment, at Banco Carregosa Lisbon
13. Wide of Joao Leite at computer screen
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joao Leite, Head of Investment at Banco Carregosa:
"In terms of the bond market the rates are more or less at the same level: the 2 year, the 5 year or the 10 year bond, they're at more or less the same level so, there is no difference and we should not expect any difference in the next month."
15. Cutaway of employee working at computer screen
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joao Leite, Head of Investment at Banco Carregosa:
"I think it should have been called the IMF or the European Stabilisation Fund some months ago. We would have avoided downgrades for the (Portuguese) Republic and for the Portuguese banks"
17. Mid of employee at computer screen
18. Close of screen showing values for Portugal government bonds
19. SOUNDBITE (English) Joao Leite, Head of Investment at Banco Carregosa:
"Well it's good for the Eurozone, it looks it's the last bailout, hopefully it's the last, and it's a relief for everyone that the problem is now solved."
20. Banco Carregosa analysts looking at computer screens
STORYLINE
Europe's top financial officials said on Friday that debt-ridden Portugal will need around 80 (b) billion Euros (114 billion US dollars) in rescue loans and that negotiations over a full, multiyear bailout program will begin immediately.
However Swedish finance minister Anders Borg blasted Portugal over its debt crisis and said that Sweden needs to see a clear program for the country's financial recovery before it supports any EU bailout plan.
Borg also said that a clear political agreement between the government and opposition would be needed before financial help could be agreed.
"We are at the beginning of the long road and we lost thousands of jobs in Portugal and thousands of jobs in Europe, due to the gridlocks in Lisbon," he said.
Borg blamed the political gridlock in Portugal for making the situation more difficult for Ireland and Greece by prolonging the crisis.
The Head of investment Banking and Banco Carregosa in Lisbon said that Portugal should have asked for a bailout months ago.
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- published: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 56
UK, Germany, Portugal, Israel markets open, ECB exterior
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:31
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
- views: 24
Frankfurt, Germany
1. Exterior of European Central Bank
London, UK
2. Pan across office of BGC Partners to Market Analyst Louise Cooper at desk
3. Various o...
Frankfurt, Germany
1. Exterior of European Central Bank
London, UK
2. Pan across office of BGC Partners to Market Analyst Louise Cooper at desk
3. Various of traders
4. Zoom into computer screen
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Louise Cooper - Market Analyst, BGC Partners:
"Late last night at about eleven o''clock London time last night the ECB came out and said they would be buying essentially Italian and Spanish bonds. So they want to bring the interest rates, the borrowing costs, of those two governments down. And we''ve seen that dramatically this morning. On Friday the ten year yield on Italian and Spanish debt, the borrowing costs for ten year money for Italy and Spain, was over 6 percent, 6.1, 6.2 percent. Dramatically that''s come down to 5.3 percent for Italy and 5.5 percent for Spain. So a huge move in the borrowing costs for these two countries thanks to the European Central Bank''s intervention, buying up their bonds."
6. Cooper at computer terminal
Lisbon, Portugal
7. Close of screen showing graphic reading (English) "HOW RISKY IS SPANISH DEBT?"
8. Various of brokers and screens in trading room at GoBulling
9. Various of GoBulling trader, Pedro Olivera
10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Pedro Olivera, GoBulling trader:
"(The news) is positive, the European Central Bank said it will intervene in the market buying Spain and Italy''s debt, so those countries (their economies) will get better."
11. Mid of trader
Frankfurt, Germany
12. Various of Frankfurt Stock Exchange and traders
13. Close of display
14. SOUNDBITE: (German) Robert Halver, Head of Market Research, Baader Bank:
"Not a ''Black Monday'', the markets are ready to accept that especially the ECB is doing everything in its power so that Italy is not going to fail. Italy is the neuralgic point of the Euro crisis. Italy can not fail and the ECB will not let it fail. It will buy Italian bonds on a massive scale if it has to and the G7 has clearly said that liquidity measures will be taken so all that is a wonderful ER (emergency room). The best doctors and ''Doctor'' Trichet (European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet) in the lead are stabilising the market. The most important thing though is that the politicians are making sure that the patient - the markets - is getting back on its feet. You can not save the markets with liquidity alone."
Ramat Gan, Israel
15. Pan left of trading room at Excellence Nessuah investment company
16. Close up of ticker
17. Setup shot of Daniel Rapoport, head of trading at Excellence Nessuah investment company
18 . SOUNDBITE: (English) Daniel Rapoport, head of trading at Excellence Nessuah investment company:
"The Israeli market is bouncing over 2 per cent from the 7 per cent slump yesterday as the European markets opened better than we had expected. Investors are still nervous. We are seeing the markets fluctuating quite aggressively but the ECB and the Americans are looking to calm investors and look better going ahead. We are happy with the volumes. Investors are not panicked and they are picking, like cherry picking, looking at the names that they think dropped more than they should have and buying."
19. Pan of trading room
20. Close of trader
21. Entrance to Excellence Nessuah investment company
STORYLINE:
A European Central Bank pledge to buy up Italian and Spanish bonds slashed the two countries'' borrowing costs but most global stock markets sank again on Monday following the downgrade of US debt by Standard & Poor''s.
European markets lost early momentum and most were trading sharply lower amid mounting fears over the opening of US markets, when traders will have their first chance to respond to the S&P;''s decision to lower its triple A rating for the US.
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Frankfurt, Germany
1. Exterior of European Central Bank
London, UK
2. Pan across office of BGC Partners to Market Analyst Louise Cooper at desk
3. Various of traders
4. Zoom into computer screen
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Louise Cooper - Market Analyst, BGC Partners:
"Late last night at about eleven o''clock London time last night the ECB came out and said they would be buying essentially Italian and Spanish bonds. So they want to bring the interest rates, the borrowing costs, of those two governments down. And we''ve seen that dramatically this morning. On Friday the ten year yield on Italian and Spanish debt, the borrowing costs for ten year money for Italy and Spain, was over 6 percent, 6.1, 6.2 percent. Dramatically that''s come down to 5.3 percent for Italy and 5.5 percent for Spain. So a huge move in the borrowing costs for these two countries thanks to the European Central Bank''s intervention, buying up their bonds."
6. Cooper at computer terminal
Lisbon, Portugal
7. Close of screen showing graphic reading (English) "HOW RISKY IS SPANISH DEBT?"
8. Various of brokers and screens in trading room at GoBulling
9. Various of GoBulling trader, Pedro Olivera
10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Pedro Olivera, GoBulling trader:
"(The news) is positive, the European Central Bank said it will intervene in the market buying Spain and Italy''s debt, so those countries (their economies) will get better."
11. Mid of trader
Frankfurt, Germany
12. Various of Frankfurt Stock Exchange and traders
13. Close of display
14. SOUNDBITE: (German) Robert Halver, Head of Market Research, Baader Bank:
"Not a ''Black Monday'', the markets are ready to accept that especially the ECB is doing everything in its power so that Italy is not going to fail. Italy is the neuralgic point of the Euro crisis. Italy can not fail and the ECB will not let it fail. It will buy Italian bonds on a massive scale if it has to and the G7 has clearly said that liquidity measures will be taken so all that is a wonderful ER (emergency room). The best doctors and ''Doctor'' Trichet (European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet) in the lead are stabilising the market. The most important thing though is that the politicians are making sure that the patient - the markets - is getting back on its feet. You can not save the markets with liquidity alone."
Ramat Gan, Israel
15. Pan left of trading room at Excellence Nessuah investment company
16. Close up of ticker
17. Setup shot of Daniel Rapoport, head of trading at Excellence Nessuah investment company
18 . SOUNDBITE: (English) Daniel Rapoport, head of trading at Excellence Nessuah investment company:
"The Israeli market is bouncing over 2 per cent from the 7 per cent slump yesterday as the European markets opened better than we had expected. Investors are still nervous. We are seeing the markets fluctuating quite aggressively but the ECB and the Americans are looking to calm investors and look better going ahead. We are happy with the volumes. Investors are not panicked and they are picking, like cherry picking, looking at the names that they think dropped more than they should have and buying."
19. Pan of trading room
20. Close of trader
21. Entrance to Excellence Nessuah investment company
STORYLINE:
A European Central Bank pledge to buy up Italian and Spanish bonds slashed the two countries'' borrowing costs but most global stock markets sank again on Monday following the downgrade of US debt by Standard & Poor''s.
European markets lost early momentum and most were trading sharply lower amid mounting fears over the opening of US markets, when traders will have their first chance to respond to the S&P;''s decision to lower its triple A rating for the US.
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Nascuta in Bucuresti, la 27 mai 1981, Alina Cojocaru s-a instruit la Kiev timp de şapte ani, perfectionandu-se apoi din 1997 la Scoala Regala de Balet din Londra, in urma castigarii bursei Premiului Lausanne. După încheierea formării sale, şase luni mai târziu, s-a întors la Kiev, să se alăture companiei ca prim solist. Un an mai târziu, ea s-a alăturat Companiei Royal Ballet (noiembrie 1999) şi la sfârşitul sezonului a fost promovata la rangul de solist. La 17 aprilie 2001, Sir Anthony Dowell o promoveaza pe Alina la rangul de prim solist după performanţa sa din “Giselle”. Membru al Royal Ballet ea continuă să danseze, ca artist invitat, cu companii din intreaga lume. Prim-balerina a Companiei Regale de Balet de la Covent Garden a organizat pe parcursul ultimilor ani “Gala Alina&Prieteni;... -
CGEG: Vitor Gaspar "The Making of a Continental Financial System"
Wednesday, April 2, 2014 The Making of a Continental Financial System: Lessons for Europe from Early American History With Vítor Gaspar Special Adviser at Banco de Portugal Minister of Finance, Portugal (2011-2013) Discussant: Richard E. Sylla, Henry Kaufman Professor of the History of Financial Institutions and Markets, NYU Stern School of Business Moderator: Jan Svejnar, Director of CGEG Vítor Gaspar will revisit the experience of Alexander Hamilton as the first Secretary of the Treasury. Hamilton started from a situation where the Federal government was accumulating interest arrears on domestic and international debt. In 1789 the US did not have a modern financial system. When Hamilton left the Treasury in 1795, US Treasuries were regarded as the ultimate safe asset and the US fi... -
Alamos Golf Course Portugal
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Cenas da Luta de Classes em Portugal (Scenes from the Class Struggle in Portugal)
Um documentário que acompanha o que se seguiu à revolução de 25 de Abril de 1974, observando as dinâmicas políticas e populares do período do PREC até às eleições de 1976. Um olhar sobre este período, das ocupações que ocorreram ao movimento sindical, do papel do Movimento das Forças Armadas à independência de Angola. E com um foco raro nos movimentos políticos alternativos e populares que então se geraram. Legendagem em português Daniel Lourenço // Associação Cultura no Muro. -
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The European Union cuts its Eurozone growth forecast for 2016. Despite this being the third year of consecutive growth for the European Union, growth is slow and will slow even further. Ameera David weighs in. Ameera also highlights a new smart Gmail feature that will be able to scan your email and offer quick replies. Then, Ameera and RT correspondent Manuel Rapalo update their earlier discussion on Airbnb’s fight in to stay legal in San Francisco and discuss Expedia’s $3.9 billion deal to buy Airbnb competitor HomeAway. Afterwards, Paul Craig Roberts gives us his take on the elimination of two popular social security claiming measures, part of his interview with Boom Bust’s Bianca Facchinei that will air Friday. After the break, Boom Bust’s Edward Harrison sits down with Steve Keen, h...
Why I Left Goldman Sachs: Greg Smith on Business Ethics & the Financial Services Company (2013)
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- Duration: 63:56
- Updated: 07 Oct 2013
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In his March 2012 resignation letter, printed as an op-ed in The New York Times, the former head of Goldman Sachs US equity derivatives business in Europe, the ...
In his March 2012 resignation letter, printed as an op-ed in The New York Times, the former head of Goldman Sachs US equity derivatives business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) attacked the company's CEO and president for losing the company's culture, which he described as "the secret sauce that made this place great and allowed us to earn our clients' trust for 143 years". Smith said that advising clients "to do what I believe is right for them" was becoming increasingly unpopular. Instead there was a "toxic and destructive" environment in which "the interests of the client continue to be sidelined", senior management described clients as "muppets" and colleagues callously talked about "ripping their clients off". In reply, Goldman Sachs said that "we will only be successful if our clients are successful", claiming "this fundamental truth lies at the heart of how we conduct ourselves" and that "we don't think [Smith's comments] reflect the way we run our business." Later that year, Smith published a book titled Why I left Goldman Sachs.
Goldman is being criticized for its involvement in the 2010 European sovereign debt crisis. Goldman Sachs is reported to have systematically helped the Greek government mask the true facts concerning its national debt between the years 1998 and 2009.[91] In September 2009, Goldman Sachs, among others, created a special credit default swap (CDS) index to cover the high risk of Greece's national debt.[92] The interest-rates of Greek national bonds have soared to a very high level, leading the Greek economy very close to bankruptcy in March and May 2010 and again in June 2011.[93] Lucas Papademos, Greece's former prime minister, ran the Central Bank of Greece at the time of the controversial derivates deals with Goldman Sachs that enabled Greece to hide the size of its debt.[94] Petros Christodoulou, General Manager of the Public Debt Management Agency of Greece is a former employee of Goldman Sachs.[94] Mario Monti, Italy's former prime minister and finance minister, who headed the new government that took over after Berlusconi's resignation, is an international adviser to Goldman Sachs.[94] So is Otmar Issing, former board member of the Bundesbank and the Executive Board of the European Bank.[94] Mario Draghi, the new head of the European Central Bank, is the former managing director of Goldman Sachs International.[94] António Borges, Head of the European Department of the International Monetary Fund in 2010-2011 and responsible for most of enterprise privatizations in Portugal since 2011, is the former Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs International.[94] Carlos Moedas, a former Goldman Sachs employee, is the current Secretary of State to the Prime Minister of Portugal and Director of ESAME, the agency created to monitor and control the implementation of the structural reforms agreed by the governent of Portugal and the troika composed of the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Peter Sutherland, former Attorney General of Ireland is a non-executive director of Goldman Sachs International. These ties between Goldman Sachs and European leaders are an ongoing source of controversy.[94]
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is an American multinational investment banking firm that engages in global investment banking, securities, investment management, and other financial services primarily with institutional clients.
Goldman Sachs was founded in 1869 and is headquartered at 200 West Street in the Lower Manhattan area of New York City, with additional offices in international financial centers. The firm provides mergers and acquisitions advice, underwriting services, asset management, and prime brokerage to its clients, which include corporations, governments and individuals. The firm also engages in market making and private equity deals, and is a primary dealer in the United States Treasury security market. It is recognized as one of the premier investment banks in the world,[3][4] but has sparked a great deal of controversy over its alleged improper practices, especially since the 2007--2012 global financial crisis.
Former Goldman executives who moved on to government positions include: Robert Rubin and Henry Paulson who served as United States Secretary of the Treasury under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, respectively; Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank; Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of Canada 2008--13 and Governor of the Bank of England from July 2013.
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In his March 2012 resignation letter, printed as an op-ed in The New York Times, the former head of Goldman Sachs US equity derivatives business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) attacked the company's CEO and president for losing the company's culture, which he described as "the secret sauce that made this place great and allowed us to earn our clients' trust for 143 years". Smith said that advising clients "to do what I believe is right for them" was becoming increasingly unpopular. Instead there was a "toxic and destructive" environment in which "the interests of the client continue to be sidelined", senior management described clients as "muppets" and colleagues callously talked about "ripping their clients off". In reply, Goldman Sachs said that "we will only be successful if our clients are successful", claiming "this fundamental truth lies at the heart of how we conduct ourselves" and that "we don't think [Smith's comments] reflect the way we run our business." Later that year, Smith published a book titled Why I left Goldman Sachs.
Goldman is being criticized for its involvement in the 2010 European sovereign debt crisis. Goldman Sachs is reported to have systematically helped the Greek government mask the true facts concerning its national debt between the years 1998 and 2009.[91] In September 2009, Goldman Sachs, among others, created a special credit default swap (CDS) index to cover the high risk of Greece's national debt.[92] The interest-rates of Greek national bonds have soared to a very high level, leading the Greek economy very close to bankruptcy in March and May 2010 and again in June 2011.[93] Lucas Papademos, Greece's former prime minister, ran the Central Bank of Greece at the time of the controversial derivates deals with Goldman Sachs that enabled Greece to hide the size of its debt.[94] Petros Christodoulou, General Manager of the Public Debt Management Agency of Greece is a former employee of Goldman Sachs.[94] Mario Monti, Italy's former prime minister and finance minister, who headed the new government that took over after Berlusconi's resignation, is an international adviser to Goldman Sachs.[94] So is Otmar Issing, former board member of the Bundesbank and the Executive Board of the European Bank.[94] Mario Draghi, the new head of the European Central Bank, is the former managing director of Goldman Sachs International.[94] António Borges, Head of the European Department of the International Monetary Fund in 2010-2011 and responsible for most of enterprise privatizations in Portugal since 2011, is the former Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs International.[94] Carlos Moedas, a former Goldman Sachs employee, is the current Secretary of State to the Prime Minister of Portugal and Director of ESAME, the agency created to monitor and control the implementation of the structural reforms agreed by the governent of Portugal and the troika composed of the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Peter Sutherland, former Attorney General of Ireland is a non-executive director of Goldman Sachs International. These ties between Goldman Sachs and European leaders are an ongoing source of controversy.[94]
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is an American multinational investment banking firm that engages in global investment banking, securities, investment management, and other financial services primarily with institutional clients.
Goldman Sachs was founded in 1869 and is headquartered at 200 West Street in the Lower Manhattan area of New York City, with additional offices in international financial centers. The firm provides mergers and acquisitions advice, underwriting services, asset management, and prime brokerage to its clients, which include corporations, governments and individuals. The firm also engages in market making and private equity deals, and is a primary dealer in the United States Treasury security market. It is recognized as one of the premier investment banks in the world,[3][4] but has sparked a great deal of controversy over its alleged improper practices, especially since the 2007--2012 global financial crisis.
Former Goldman executives who moved on to government positions include: Robert Rubin and Henry Paulson who served as United States Secretary of the Treasury under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, respectively; Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank; Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of Canada 2008--13 and Governor of the Bank of England from July 2013.
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- published: 07 Oct 2013
- views: 192937
Banking Union in Europe
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- Duration: 86:11
- Updated: 09 Jul 2014
- views: 601
About the Speakers:
Vítor Gaspar is Special Adviser at Banco de Portugal. He previously served as Minister of Finance in Portugal from mid-2011 to mid-2013. D...
About the Speakers:
Vítor Gaspar is Special Adviser at Banco de Portugal. He previously served as Minister of Finance in Portugal from mid-2011 to mid-2013. Dr. Gaspar has held positions as Head of the Bureau of European Policy Advisers of the European Commission, Director-General Research at the European Central Bank, Director of the Research Department at Banco de Portugal and Director of the Economic Studies at the Ministry of Finance. His research interests are macroeconomic policy, public economics, political economy and financial integration. He has taught at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa and the Universidade Técnica de Lisboa.
Athanasios Orphanides is a Professor of the Practice of Global Economics and Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management. His research interests are on central banking, finance, and political economy and he has published extensively on these topics over the past two decades. Professor Orphanides served as governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus from May 2007 to May 2012. As governor he oversaw the introduction of the euro in Cyprus and subsequently served as member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank between January 2008 and May 2012. Prior to his appointment as governor, Orphanides served as senior adviser at the Federal Reserve Board, where he had started his professional career as an economist in 1990. While at the Federal Reserve he taught undergraduate and graduate courses in macroeconomics and monetary economics at Georgetown University and Johns Hopkins University.
About the Sponsors:
The Program for Economic Research enhances and develops resources to support the research and teaching mission of the Economics Department at Columbia University. The program organizes conferences, public events, and conducts outreach to foster an interchange of ideas between the economics faculty and the business and policy worlds. For further information, please visit http://econ.columbia.edu/PER.
The Jerome A. Chazen Institute of International Business supports, sponsors, and promotes thought leadership and frontier research on issues of significance to the global economy and business, and serves as the focal point for international programs and initiatives at Columbia Business School. For more information, including upcoming events, please visit http://www8.gsb.columbia.edu/chazen/.
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About the Speakers:
Vítor Gaspar is Special Adviser at Banco de Portugal. He previously served as Minister of Finance in Portugal from mid-2011 to mid-2013. Dr. Gaspar has held positions as Head of the Bureau of European Policy Advisers of the European Commission, Director-General Research at the European Central Bank, Director of the Research Department at Banco de Portugal and Director of the Economic Studies at the Ministry of Finance. His research interests are macroeconomic policy, public economics, political economy and financial integration. He has taught at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa and the Universidade Técnica de Lisboa.
Athanasios Orphanides is a Professor of the Practice of Global Economics and Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management. His research interests are on central banking, finance, and political economy and he has published extensively on these topics over the past two decades. Professor Orphanides served as governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus from May 2007 to May 2012. As governor he oversaw the introduction of the euro in Cyprus and subsequently served as member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank between January 2008 and May 2012. Prior to his appointment as governor, Orphanides served as senior adviser at the Federal Reserve Board, where he had started his professional career as an economist in 1990. While at the Federal Reserve he taught undergraduate and graduate courses in macroeconomics and monetary economics at Georgetown University and Johns Hopkins University.
About the Sponsors:
The Program for Economic Research enhances and develops resources to support the research and teaching mission of the Economics Department at Columbia University. The program organizes conferences, public events, and conducts outreach to foster an interchange of ideas between the economics faculty and the business and policy worlds. For further information, please visit http://econ.columbia.edu/PER.
The Jerome A. Chazen Institute of International Business supports, sponsors, and promotes thought leadership and frontier research on issues of significance to the global economy and business, and serves as the focal point for international programs and initiatives at Columbia Business School. For more information, including upcoming events, please visit http://www8.gsb.columbia.edu/chazen/.
- published: 09 Jul 2014
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Portugal: Lisboa Suburban diesels 1996 (Part 1 Barreiro - Moita)
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- Duration: 47:43
- Updated: 22 Jan 2014
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Versão em Português segue. For any railway enthusiast, Barreiro was an amazing place. Before the rail deck was built on the 25th April Bridge across the Tagus ...
Versão em Português segue. For any railway enthusiast, Barreiro was an amazing place. Before the rail deck was built on the 25th April Bridge across the Tagus in 1999, all train passengers travelling to the south of Portugal from Lisboa had to cross the river in a ferry to Barreiro on the south bank, and take the train from there. The Moorish-styled station was a bustling hub where back-packers to the Algarve mixed with tourists and regular commuters. It had an atmosphere all of its own. From the platforms, you could see the local beach, the ships arriving from across the river, the locomotive depot. The station approach tracks straddled a wide and extremely busy level crossing, where a never-ending stream of trains and locos seemed to mix freely with cars, buses and pedestrians.
The depot was a short walk away, and housed an interesting collection of railcars and locomotives in a traditional half-roundhouse, accessed by a creaking turntable. Adjacent was a locomotive repair works, and on a Friday afternoon, a succession of locos would roll off its traverser and negotiate their way to the shed through the line of locos awaiting their turn in the evening rush-hour. The movement was constant.
In addition to venerable Nohab railcars and their trailers dating from 1948, there were Class 1200 locos, built by Sorefame in Portugal to a French design, Class 1320s, built in 1964 by Euskalduna in Spain and brought to Portugal in 1989, Class 1400s, the first ten being built in 1968 by English Electric in the UK and the remainder in Portugal, Class 1500s built by ALCO in the US in 1948, Class1800s built in 1968 by English Electric and based on the UK Class 50, and finally the gigantic, noisy and powerful Class 1930, built to an obvious French design by Sorefame in Portugal in 1981.
Coaching stock was also mixed, ranging from elderly 1948 centre-entrance stainless steel vehicles based on the Chicago Zephyr to modern Corail carriages. A variety of trains left Barreiro, including commuter trains to Setúbal, inter-regional trains to the interior, and expresses to the Algarve.
Today, all trains now bypass Barreiro on a new line from Pinhal Novo to Pragal and across the 25th April bridge directly into Lisboa, most trains being electric.
Thanks to Google Earth for title scenes.
Para qualquer entusiasta ferroviário, Barreiro era um lugar incrível. Antes da ligação ferroviária foi construída através do nível inferior da Ponte 25 de Abril sobre o Tejo em 1999, todos os passageiros dos comboios que viajam para o sul de Portugal, de Lisboa teve de atravessar o rio num ferryboat para Barreiro , na margem sul, e apanhar o comboio dali. A estação de estilo Mourisco era um centro movimentado onde back-packers para o Algarve misturada com turistas e viajantes regulares. Tinha uma atmosfera muito própria . A partir das plataformas , a praia local podia ser visto, com os barcos que chegam do outro lado do rio , bem como o depósito de locomotivas. A partir daqui, as linhas atravessou uma ampla e extremamente ocupado passagem de nível , onde um fluxo interminável de comboios e locomotivas parecia misturar livremente com carros, autocarros e peões.
O depósito foi a uma curta distância, e abrigava uma interessante colecção dos automotors e locomotivas numa meia "roundhouse" tradiciona , com acesso por uma plataforma giratória rangendo . Ao lado foi um post manutenção locomotiva, e cada tarde da sexta-feira, uma sucessão de locos iria rolar fora de sua traverser e negociar o seu caminho para a roundhouse através da linha das máquinas que aguardam sua vez na hora do ponte. O movimento era constante.
Além de automotors de Nohab veneráveis e seus reboques, que datam de 1948, havia tipo 1200 máquinas, construídos pela Sorefame em Portugal dum desenho Francês, tipo 1320, construída em 1964 por Euskalduna na Espanha e trouxe para Portugal em 1989, tipo 1400, a dez primeiros a ser construído em 1968 pelo English Electric no Reino Unido e os restantes em Portugal, tipo 1500, construído pela ALCO em os EUA em 1948, tipo 1800, construído em 1968 pelo English Electric e com base do Reino Unido tipo 50, e , finalmente, a gigantesca , barulhenta e poderosa tipo 1930, construído dum desenho óbvio Francês para Sorefame em Portugal em 1981.
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Versão em Português segue. For any railway enthusiast, Barreiro was an amazing place. Before the rail deck was built on the 25th April Bridge across the Tagus in 1999, all train passengers travelling to the south of Portugal from Lisboa had to cross the river in a ferry to Barreiro on the south bank, and take the train from there. The Moorish-styled station was a bustling hub where back-packers to the Algarve mixed with tourists and regular commuters. It had an atmosphere all of its own. From the platforms, you could see the local beach, the ships arriving from across the river, the locomotive depot. The station approach tracks straddled a wide and extremely busy level crossing, where a never-ending stream of trains and locos seemed to mix freely with cars, buses and pedestrians.
The depot was a short walk away, and housed an interesting collection of railcars and locomotives in a traditional half-roundhouse, accessed by a creaking turntable. Adjacent was a locomotive repair works, and on a Friday afternoon, a succession of locos would roll off its traverser and negotiate their way to the shed through the line of locos awaiting their turn in the evening rush-hour. The movement was constant.
In addition to venerable Nohab railcars and their trailers dating from 1948, there were Class 1200 locos, built by Sorefame in Portugal to a French design, Class 1320s, built in 1964 by Euskalduna in Spain and brought to Portugal in 1989, Class 1400s, the first ten being built in 1968 by English Electric in the UK and the remainder in Portugal, Class 1500s built by ALCO in the US in 1948, Class1800s built in 1968 by English Electric and based on the UK Class 50, and finally the gigantic, noisy and powerful Class 1930, built to an obvious French design by Sorefame in Portugal in 1981.
Coaching stock was also mixed, ranging from elderly 1948 centre-entrance stainless steel vehicles based on the Chicago Zephyr to modern Corail carriages. A variety of trains left Barreiro, including commuter trains to Setúbal, inter-regional trains to the interior, and expresses to the Algarve.
Today, all trains now bypass Barreiro on a new line from Pinhal Novo to Pragal and across the 25th April bridge directly into Lisboa, most trains being electric.
Thanks to Google Earth for title scenes.
Para qualquer entusiasta ferroviário, Barreiro era um lugar incrível. Antes da ligação ferroviária foi construída através do nível inferior da Ponte 25 de Abril sobre o Tejo em 1999, todos os passageiros dos comboios que viajam para o sul de Portugal, de Lisboa teve de atravessar o rio num ferryboat para Barreiro , na margem sul, e apanhar o comboio dali. A estação de estilo Mourisco era um centro movimentado onde back-packers para o Algarve misturada com turistas e viajantes regulares. Tinha uma atmosfera muito própria . A partir das plataformas , a praia local podia ser visto, com os barcos que chegam do outro lado do rio , bem como o depósito de locomotivas. A partir daqui, as linhas atravessou uma ampla e extremamente ocupado passagem de nível , onde um fluxo interminável de comboios e locomotivas parecia misturar livremente com carros, autocarros e peões.
O depósito foi a uma curta distância, e abrigava uma interessante colecção dos automotors e locomotivas numa meia "roundhouse" tradiciona , com acesso por uma plataforma giratória rangendo . Ao lado foi um post manutenção locomotiva, e cada tarde da sexta-feira, uma sucessão de locos iria rolar fora de sua traverser e negociar o seu caminho para a roundhouse através da linha das máquinas que aguardam sua vez na hora do ponte. O movimento era constante.
Além de automotors de Nohab veneráveis e seus reboques, que datam de 1948, havia tipo 1200 máquinas, construídos pela Sorefame em Portugal dum desenho Francês, tipo 1320, construída em 1964 por Euskalduna na Espanha e trouxe para Portugal em 1989, tipo 1400, a dez primeiros a ser construído em 1968 pelo English Electric no Reino Unido e os restantes em Portugal, tipo 1500, construído pela ALCO em os EUA em 1948, tipo 1800, construído em 1968 pelo English Electric e com base do Reino Unido tipo 50, e , finalmente, a gigantesca , barulhenta e poderosa tipo 1930, construído dum desenho óbvio Francês para Sorefame em Portugal em 1981.
- published: 22 Jan 2014
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Porto (Portugal) trams - Route 18 last day of regular service May 1996.
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- Duration: 57:23
- Updated: 24 Apr 2013
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Versão em Português em baixo. Since posting the video of the Beamish Open Air Museum, featuring a Porto (Portugal) tram, I have been requested to upload a video...
Versão em Português em baixo. Since posting the video of the Beamish Open Air Museum, featuring a Porto (Portugal) tram, I have been requested to upload a video of Porto cars in their "natural environment". This video is dedicated to Sr J. R. Rocha, former electrical chief of Boa Vista depot, who put aside important material over many years, which formed the basis of the excellent technical museum in Massarelos. Views of this museum and the cars he helped restore appear in this video. Sadly, Sr Rocha died earlier this month. He was a great ambassador for STCP (the Porto tramway operator) and embraced visiting enthusiasts from many countries as if they were part of his family (which, in a way we were). He will be sadly missed.
The city of Porto (Cidade Invicta - Unconquered City) once boasted an extensive tram system which was ultimately reduced to one long route (No 18). This must rank as being one of the most interesting and scenic in the tramway world, traversing traditional city streets, steep hills, a run along the riverside and a long central reservation. In May 1996 its status was reduced to a "Heritage Line", although it continued to provide a public service for some years, until it was truncated to its present form, running along the riverside and up into town, mainly on pavement reservation.
In 1996 I decided to give up my old super 8mm sound camera and "convert" to video. This is my first attempt. The last day of actual public service was on a bank holiday Saturday, on which there was an important World Cup qualifying match, so the road traffic was relatively light. I walked virtually the entire route, filming as I went. Constrained for some years by expensive film, this was a wonderful opportunity to use the features of a video camera (powerful zoom, long shots etc) and capture all the extra scenes that you couldn't afford with film. In retrospect I hope it is an interesting record of the route as it was then.
As you will see, the trams in Porto are driven with style and panache (and as if there was no tomorrow!) The local enthusiasts appear on the last run, giving out a pamphlet protesting at the status change. The love they have for their trams comes across in these atmospheric scenes, which include a drunk, hilariously entering into the drama of the moment, and adding his noisy opinion. It is clear, also, that the citizens of Porto, together with their elected representatives, had a great love of their trams, resulting in the most scenic parts of route 18 being preserved in operation to this day. Here is the line the way it was.
Quando o meu vídeo do Beamish Open Air Museum apareceu aqui, com um eléctrico do Porto (Portugal), fui solicitado por um vídeo dos eléctricos do Porto no seu "ambiente natural". Este vídeo é dedicado a Sr J R Rocha, ex-chefe da secção eléctrica da recolha da Boa Vista, que colocou de lado o material importante ao longo de muitos anos, que formaram a base da excelente museu técnico em Massarelos. Imagens deste museu e os carros que ele ajudou a restaurar aparecem neste vídeo. Infelizmente, Sr Rocha morreu no início deste mês. Ele era um grande embaixador para STCP (o operador dos eléctricos do Porto) e abraçou os entusiastas visitantes de muitos países, como se fossem parte de sua família (que, de uma maneira que fosse). Ficaramos com saudades dele.
A cidade de Porto (Cidade Invicta) possuía uma rede impressionante dos eléctricos, que acabou por ser reduzido numa linha comprida só (N º 18). Esta deve ser considerada uma das mais interessantes e fotogênicas no mundo, percorrendo as ruas da cidade tradicional, colinas ínclinadas, uma corrida à beira do rio (Marginal) e ao longo duma avenida espetacula na via própria (Avenida da Boa Vista) . Em Maio de 1996 o seu estado foi reduzida a uma "Linha do Museu", embora continuasse a prestar um serviço público por alguns anos, até foi truncado em sua forma atual, correndo ao longo do rio e até o centro histórico da cidade.
Em 1996 eu decidi desistir da minha maquina velha da pelicula Super 8mm e "converter" ao formato vídeo. Esta pequena producção é a minha primeira tentativa. O último dia de serviço público real foi num Sábado, um feriado Nacional, e que houve um importante jogo da Copa do Mundo de qualificação, de modo que o tráfego rodoviário foi relativamente leve. Eu andei a pé praticamente todo o percurso da linha, filmando como eu fui. Constrangidos por alguns anos pelo filme da pelicula cara, esta foi uma ótima oportunidade para usar os recursos de uma câmera de vídeo (lente poderosa, cenas longas etc) e capturar todas as imagens extras que não podiam ser considerados com a pelicula. Em retrospecto, eu espero que seja uma recordação interessante da linha como era na altura.
wn.com/Porto (Portugal) Trams Route 18 Last Day Of Regular Service May 1996.
Versão em Português em baixo. Since posting the video of the Beamish Open Air Museum, featuring a Porto (Portugal) tram, I have been requested to upload a video of Porto cars in their "natural environment". This video is dedicated to Sr J. R. Rocha, former electrical chief of Boa Vista depot, who put aside important material over many years, which formed the basis of the excellent technical museum in Massarelos. Views of this museum and the cars he helped restore appear in this video. Sadly, Sr Rocha died earlier this month. He was a great ambassador for STCP (the Porto tramway operator) and embraced visiting enthusiasts from many countries as if they were part of his family (which, in a way we were). He will be sadly missed.
The city of Porto (Cidade Invicta - Unconquered City) once boasted an extensive tram system which was ultimately reduced to one long route (No 18). This must rank as being one of the most interesting and scenic in the tramway world, traversing traditional city streets, steep hills, a run along the riverside and a long central reservation. In May 1996 its status was reduced to a "Heritage Line", although it continued to provide a public service for some years, until it was truncated to its present form, running along the riverside and up into town, mainly on pavement reservation.
In 1996 I decided to give up my old super 8mm sound camera and "convert" to video. This is my first attempt. The last day of actual public service was on a bank holiday Saturday, on which there was an important World Cup qualifying match, so the road traffic was relatively light. I walked virtually the entire route, filming as I went. Constrained for some years by expensive film, this was a wonderful opportunity to use the features of a video camera (powerful zoom, long shots etc) and capture all the extra scenes that you couldn't afford with film. In retrospect I hope it is an interesting record of the route as it was then.
As you will see, the trams in Porto are driven with style and panache (and as if there was no tomorrow!) The local enthusiasts appear on the last run, giving out a pamphlet protesting at the status change. The love they have for their trams comes across in these atmospheric scenes, which include a drunk, hilariously entering into the drama of the moment, and adding his noisy opinion. It is clear, also, that the citizens of Porto, together with their elected representatives, had a great love of their trams, resulting in the most scenic parts of route 18 being preserved in operation to this day. Here is the line the way it was.
Quando o meu vídeo do Beamish Open Air Museum apareceu aqui, com um eléctrico do Porto (Portugal), fui solicitado por um vídeo dos eléctricos do Porto no seu "ambiente natural". Este vídeo é dedicado a Sr J R Rocha, ex-chefe da secção eléctrica da recolha da Boa Vista, que colocou de lado o material importante ao longo de muitos anos, que formaram a base da excelente museu técnico em Massarelos. Imagens deste museu e os carros que ele ajudou a restaurar aparecem neste vídeo. Infelizmente, Sr Rocha morreu no início deste mês. Ele era um grande embaixador para STCP (o operador dos eléctricos do Porto) e abraçou os entusiastas visitantes de muitos países, como se fossem parte de sua família (que, de uma maneira que fosse). Ficaramos com saudades dele.
A cidade de Porto (Cidade Invicta) possuía uma rede impressionante dos eléctricos, que acabou por ser reduzido numa linha comprida só (N º 18). Esta deve ser considerada uma das mais interessantes e fotogênicas no mundo, percorrendo as ruas da cidade tradicional, colinas ínclinadas, uma corrida à beira do rio (Marginal) e ao longo duma avenida espetacula na via própria (Avenida da Boa Vista) . Em Maio de 1996 o seu estado foi reduzida a uma "Linha do Museu", embora continuasse a prestar um serviço público por alguns anos, até foi truncado em sua forma atual, correndo ao longo do rio e até o centro histórico da cidade.
Em 1996 eu decidi desistir da minha maquina velha da pelicula Super 8mm e "converter" ao formato vídeo. Esta pequena producção é a minha primeira tentativa. O último dia de serviço público real foi num Sábado, um feriado Nacional, e que houve um importante jogo da Copa do Mundo de qualificação, de modo que o tráfego rodoviário foi relativamente leve. Eu andei a pé praticamente todo o percurso da linha, filmando como eu fui. Constrangidos por alguns anos pelo filme da pelicula cara, esta foi uma ótima oportunidade para usar os recursos de uma câmera de vídeo (lente poderosa, cenas longas etc) e capturar todas as imagens extras que não podiam ser considerados com a pelicula. Em retrospecto, eu espero que seja uma recordação interessante da linha como era na altura.
- published: 24 Apr 2013
- views: 22272
JOHAR MEHMOOD IN GOA - Mehmood, Simi Garewal, I.S. Johar, Sonia Sahni
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 136:53
- Updated: 06 Oct 2014
- views: 8258
Mary and Peter fall in love with each other and are about to get married, when Peter is asked to re-join his regiment to go to war. Shortly thereafter, he is mi...
Mary and Peter fall in love with each other and are about to get married, when Peter is asked to re-join his regiment to go to war. Shortly thereafter, he is missing, believed to be dead, leaving behind a devastated Mary who subsequently gives birth to twins, and leaves them on the doorsteps of two Goan households, and becomes a nun. Twenty four years later, India is a free country, while Goa is under the rule of the Portugese, Mary is the Mother Superior; Peter, who is still alive, is the Deputy Superintendent of Police in Goa, who has been entrusted the task of apprehending two revolutionaries by the name of Ram and Rahim - none other than his very own sons. Watch what happens when duo unleash a series of attacks against the oppressive Portuguese regime, including robbing the Bank of Portugal, disrobing an arrogant Superintendent of Police, Albuquerque, then setting his house on fire, joining hands with dreaded bandit Daler Singh, and abducting the daughter of the Goa's Hakim, Rita
Director:I. S. Johar
Producer:I. S. Johar
Music:I. S. Johar, Kalyanji-Anandji
Main Cast:Mehmood, Simi Garewal, I.S. Johar, Sonia Sahni, Mumtaz Begum, Leela Chitnis, Kamal Kapoor, Sulochana Latkar, Moolchand, Murad, Surendra Nath, Mukri, D.K. Sapru, Tun Tun
Genre:Comedy
Banner:Johar Films
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Mary and Peter fall in love with each other and are about to get married, when Peter is asked to re-join his regiment to go to war. Shortly thereafter, he is missing, believed to be dead, leaving behind a devastated Mary who subsequently gives birth to twins, and leaves them on the doorsteps of two Goan households, and becomes a nun. Twenty four years later, India is a free country, while Goa is under the rule of the Portugese, Mary is the Mother Superior; Peter, who is still alive, is the Deputy Superintendent of Police in Goa, who has been entrusted the task of apprehending two revolutionaries by the name of Ram and Rahim - none other than his very own sons. Watch what happens when duo unleash a series of attacks against the oppressive Portuguese regime, including robbing the Bank of Portugal, disrobing an arrogant Superintendent of Police, Albuquerque, then setting his house on fire, joining hands with dreaded bandit Daler Singh, and abducting the daughter of the Goa's Hakim, Rita
Director:I. S. Johar
Producer:I. S. Johar
Music:I. S. Johar, Kalyanji-Anandji
Main Cast:Mehmood, Simi Garewal, I.S. Johar, Sonia Sahni, Mumtaz Begum, Leela Chitnis, Kamal Kapoor, Sulochana Latkar, Moolchand, Murad, Surendra Nath, Mukri, D.K. Sapru, Tun Tun
Genre:Comedy
Banner:Johar Films
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Statutory Declaration: Contents of this Film,Scene,Song which was released, as per available sources now are in the public domain since the term of copyright has expired,under the copyright act 1957.
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- published: 06 Oct 2014
- views: 8258
World Cup of Pool 2013 R1 England B - Portugal P1 by Vyshak-tv ( Melling Peach - Gama Sousa ) Rus
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 66:22
- Updated: 17 Sep 2013
- views: 1693
World Cup of Pool 2013 R1 England B - Portugal P1 by Vyshak-tv ( Melling Peach - Gama Sousa ) Rus
twitch justin.tv england portugal world cup of pool pool round...
World Cup of Pool 2013 R1 England B - Portugal P1 by Vyshak-tv ( Melling Peach - Gama Sousa ) Rus
twitch justin.tv england portugal world cup of pool pool round 1 ball cue 9-ball diamond table london 2013 championship chris melling daryl peach manuel gama vyshak-tv Cup billiards World Shots bank kick
Evgeny Buslaev, Vladimir Lysanov scratch pool billiard billiards 9-ball 10-ball 8-ball shot ball cue stroke great magic straight cut jump luck lucky spin draw follow break table pocket
Pool, also more formally known as pocket billiards (mostly in North America) or pool billiards[1] (mostly in Europe and Australia), is the family of cue sports and games played on a pool table having six receptacles called pockets along the rails, into which balls are deposited as the main goal of play. Popular versions include eight-ball and nine-ball. An obsolete term for pool is six-pocket.[2]
There are hundreds of pool games. Some of the more well known include eight-ball, nine-ball, ten-ball, straight pool, one-pocket and bank pool.
There are also hybrid games combining aspects of both pool and carom billiards, such as American four-ball billiards, cowboy pool and bottle pool.
As a competitive sport, pool is governed internationally by the World Pool-Billiard Association (WPA), which has multi-national, regional affiliates comprising the All Africa Pool Association (AAPA), Asian Pocket Billiard Union (APBU, including the Middle East), Billiard Congress of America (BCA, Canada and the US), Confederation Panamerica of Billiards (CPB, Latin America and Caribbean), European Pocket Billiard Federation (EPBF, including Russia and the Near East), and Oceania Pocket Billiard Association (OPBA, Australia, New Zealand, Pacific islands) The WPA represents pool in the World Confederation of Billiard Sports, which in turn represents all forms of cue sports (including carom billiards and snooker) in the International Olympic Committee. scratch pool billiard billiards 9-ball 10-ball 8-ball shot ball cue stroke great magic straight cut jump luck lucky spin draw follow break table pocket
Pool, also more formally known as pocket billiards (mostly in North America) or pool billiards[1] (mostly in Europe and Australia), is the family of cue sports and games played on a pool table having six receptacles called pockets along the rails, into which balls are deposited as the main goal of play. Popular versions include eight-ball and nine-ball. An obsolete term for pool is six-pocket.[2]
There are hundreds of pool games. Some of the more well known include eight-ball, nine-ball, ten-ball, straight pool, one-pocket and bank pool.
There are also hybrid games combining aspects of both pool and carom billiards, such as American four-ball billiards, cowboy pool and bottle pool.
As a competitive sport, pool is governed internationally by the World Pool-Billiard Association (WPA), which has multi-national, regional affiliates comprising the All Africa Pool Association (AAPA), Asian Pocket Billiard Union (APBU, including the Middle East), Billiard Congress of America (BCA, Canada and the US), Confederation Panamerica of Billiards (CPB, Latin America and Caribbean), European Pocket Billiard Federation (EPBF, including Russia and the Near East), and Oceania Pocket Billiard Association (OPBA, Australia, New Zealand, Pacific islands) The WPA represents pool in the World Confederation of Billiard Sports, which in turn represents all forms of cue sports (including carom billiards and snooker) in the International Olympic Committee.
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World Cup of Pool 2013 R1 England B - Portugal P1 by Vyshak-tv ( Melling Peach - Gama Sousa ) Rus
twitch justin.tv england portugal world cup of pool pool round 1 ball cue 9-ball diamond table london 2013 championship chris melling daryl peach manuel gama vyshak-tv Cup billiards World Shots bank kick
Evgeny Buslaev, Vladimir Lysanov scratch pool billiard billiards 9-ball 10-ball 8-ball shot ball cue stroke great magic straight cut jump luck lucky spin draw follow break table pocket
Pool, also more formally known as pocket billiards (mostly in North America) or pool billiards[1] (mostly in Europe and Australia), is the family of cue sports and games played on a pool table having six receptacles called pockets along the rails, into which balls are deposited as the main goal of play. Popular versions include eight-ball and nine-ball. An obsolete term for pool is six-pocket.[2]
There are hundreds of pool games. Some of the more well known include eight-ball, nine-ball, ten-ball, straight pool, one-pocket and bank pool.
There are also hybrid games combining aspects of both pool and carom billiards, such as American four-ball billiards, cowboy pool and bottle pool.
As a competitive sport, pool is governed internationally by the World Pool-Billiard Association (WPA), which has multi-national, regional affiliates comprising the All Africa Pool Association (AAPA), Asian Pocket Billiard Union (APBU, including the Middle East), Billiard Congress of America (BCA, Canada and the US), Confederation Panamerica of Billiards (CPB, Latin America and Caribbean), European Pocket Billiard Federation (EPBF, including Russia and the Near East), and Oceania Pocket Billiard Association (OPBA, Australia, New Zealand, Pacific islands) The WPA represents pool in the World Confederation of Billiard Sports, which in turn represents all forms of cue sports (including carom billiards and snooker) in the International Olympic Committee. scratch pool billiard billiards 9-ball 10-ball 8-ball shot ball cue stroke great magic straight cut jump luck lucky spin draw follow break table pocket
Pool, also more formally known as pocket billiards (mostly in North America) or pool billiards[1] (mostly in Europe and Australia), is the family of cue sports and games played on a pool table having six receptacles called pockets along the rails, into which balls are deposited as the main goal of play. Popular versions include eight-ball and nine-ball. An obsolete term for pool is six-pocket.[2]
There are hundreds of pool games. Some of the more well known include eight-ball, nine-ball, ten-ball, straight pool, one-pocket and bank pool.
There are also hybrid games combining aspects of both pool and carom billiards, such as American four-ball billiards, cowboy pool and bottle pool.
As a competitive sport, pool is governed internationally by the World Pool-Billiard Association (WPA), which has multi-national, regional affiliates comprising the All Africa Pool Association (AAPA), Asian Pocket Billiard Union (APBU, including the Middle East), Billiard Congress of America (BCA, Canada and the US), Confederation Panamerica of Billiards (CPB, Latin America and Caribbean), European Pocket Billiard Federation (EPBF, including Russia and the Near East), and Oceania Pocket Billiard Association (OPBA, Australia, New Zealand, Pacific islands) The WPA represents pool in the World Confederation of Billiard Sports, which in turn represents all forms of cue sports (including carom billiards and snooker) in the International Olympic Committee.
- published: 17 Sep 2013
- views: 1693
02.14.2016 Dr. Jim Willie: The Quickening / The Economic Collapse Accelerating
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 103:31
- Updated: 14 Feb 2016
- views: 450
Dr. Jim WIllie: www.GoldenJackass.com
Paul Sandhu: www.WakeUpandLive.com
Closing Track: https://youtu.be/DV9FuDU_7Pc
Topics:
1) Deutsche Bank collapse and poss...
Dr. Jim WIllie: www.GoldenJackass.com
Paul Sandhu: www.WakeUpandLive.com
Closing Track: https://youtu.be/DV9FuDU_7Pc
Topics:
1) Deutsche Bank collapse and possible contagion
- Credit Default Swap soaring from 90 in Dec to 120 in Jan to 260 in Feb
- near total collapse of DBank stock mimics the Lehman Brothers path
- in deal talks with Venezuela on gold swap (signal of Saudi demand in repatriated gold)
- told in 2013 of likely breakup of DBank into 7 entities (NEVER HAPPEN)
- DBank acquired Bankers Trust in 1998 from Wall Street site, as derivative shop
- could serve as the major bank sector fuse
2) Stock market freefall & Bond Market black hole
- decline in stocks benefits bonds
- USTBond rally sucks global capital, highly destructive phenomenon
- negative rates at big banks will accelerate movement of funds into USTBonds
- wrecked USFed balance sheet with toxic paper will motivate the bond rally black hole
- protected fortress of derivatives will motivate the bond rally black hole
3) King Dollar Isolation & Demise
- global Dollar margin call amidst Dollar shortage (MASSIVE SHORT SQUEEZE)
- credit drying up around world, sure to force huge Emerging Market debt defaults
- Russia accepts RMB as payment in China oil sales
- soon comes Saudi decision to accept RMB in China oil sales also
4) Iran invited to become third leg in Eurasian Trade Zone (Economic Union)
- Iran to recover $100 billion in frozen European banks from sanctions end
- Iran very low cost oil producer but Saudis and UAE slightly lower, Russia too
- Iran demands Euro currency in oil sales and past oil obligations (see India)
- Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani signed
almost 17 agreements on economic and technological cooperation. Furthermore,
the leaders announced they will cooperate on the China-led One Belt One Road
initiative with projects toward infra-structure and industrial production facilities
- Russia leading oil price mechanism changes, invitation to Gulf Emirates and OPEC
5) Oil Price Impact in devastating display
- pressure in Venezuela, Nigeria, Azerbaijan, entire Gulf region
- entire Gulf Emirates plugging deficits with reserves
- Alberta Economy being crushed, seen in property market
- series of Standard & Poors debt downgrades in US energy sector
- oil hedges expiring, no support for energy firms and even drillers
- effect on big US banks, as Texas region suspends accounting rules
6) Portugal and Italy in race to light PIIGS fuse
- spike in Portugal Bond yield, suddenly 3.6% spread above German Bund
- Italy in bust as 24% decline in Italian Stock Market
- leading candidate banks are Deutsche Bank, Societe General (Fr), Barclays (Eng)
7) Turkey and Saudi Arabia likely for regimes to fall
- NATO splinter in progress, as Europe will not enter war with Russia
- big question remains on Turkish depot lines for narcotics trade
- Saudis own $3 to $5 trillion in USTreasury Bonds
- Saudi ready to devalue Riyal currency
- USGovt appears to have abandoned both Turkey and Saudis, tossed under bus
8) Normalization of relations with Russia
- Angela Merkel unpopular in Germany
- Merkel wants United Nations cushy post
- France wants to normalize relations with Russia
- Bavarian leader Seehofer visited Putin in Kremlin
• DEUTSCHE BANK IS KEEPER OF THE DERIVATIVE KEYS / it is going down in ugly flames
• Turkey Fires On Syrian Army, Kurds, Says "Massive Escalation" In Syria Imminent As Saudis Ready Airstrikes
• "We Are In A New Cold War": Russia PM Delivers Stark Warning To NATO
• What Energy Bankers Are Really Saying: "We Are Looking To Save Ourselves Now"
• 10,000 Greek Farmers Stage Massive Revolt In Athens, Destroy Police Cars / Caught On Tape: 800 Angry Farmers Storm Greek Ministry, Beat Cops With Shepherd's Sticks
• In Venezuela, "Savage Suffering" Takes Hold Amid Frightening "Food Emergency"
• Gold is beginning to glitter again, as is silver
wn.com/02.14.2016 Dr. Jim Willie The Quickening The Economic Collapse Accelerating
Dr. Jim WIllie: www.GoldenJackass.com
Paul Sandhu: www.WakeUpandLive.com
Closing Track: https://youtu.be/DV9FuDU_7Pc
Topics:
1) Deutsche Bank collapse and possible contagion
- Credit Default Swap soaring from 90 in Dec to 120 in Jan to 260 in Feb
- near total collapse of DBank stock mimics the Lehman Brothers path
- in deal talks with Venezuela on gold swap (signal of Saudi demand in repatriated gold)
- told in 2013 of likely breakup of DBank into 7 entities (NEVER HAPPEN)
- DBank acquired Bankers Trust in 1998 from Wall Street site, as derivative shop
- could serve as the major bank sector fuse
2) Stock market freefall & Bond Market black hole
- decline in stocks benefits bonds
- USTBond rally sucks global capital, highly destructive phenomenon
- negative rates at big banks will accelerate movement of funds into USTBonds
- wrecked USFed balance sheet with toxic paper will motivate the bond rally black hole
- protected fortress of derivatives will motivate the bond rally black hole
3) King Dollar Isolation & Demise
- global Dollar margin call amidst Dollar shortage (MASSIVE SHORT SQUEEZE)
- credit drying up around world, sure to force huge Emerging Market debt defaults
- Russia accepts RMB as payment in China oil sales
- soon comes Saudi decision to accept RMB in China oil sales also
4) Iran invited to become third leg in Eurasian Trade Zone (Economic Union)
- Iran to recover $100 billion in frozen European banks from sanctions end
- Iran very low cost oil producer but Saudis and UAE slightly lower, Russia too
- Iran demands Euro currency in oil sales and past oil obligations (see India)
- Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Iranian counterpart Hassan Rouhani signed
almost 17 agreements on economic and technological cooperation. Furthermore,
the leaders announced they will cooperate on the China-led One Belt One Road
initiative with projects toward infra-structure and industrial production facilities
- Russia leading oil price mechanism changes, invitation to Gulf Emirates and OPEC
5) Oil Price Impact in devastating display
- pressure in Venezuela, Nigeria, Azerbaijan, entire Gulf region
- entire Gulf Emirates plugging deficits with reserves
- Alberta Economy being crushed, seen in property market
- series of Standard & Poors debt downgrades in US energy sector
- oil hedges expiring, no support for energy firms and even drillers
- effect on big US banks, as Texas region suspends accounting rules
6) Portugal and Italy in race to light PIIGS fuse
- spike in Portugal Bond yield, suddenly 3.6% spread above German Bund
- Italy in bust as 24% decline in Italian Stock Market
- leading candidate banks are Deutsche Bank, Societe General (Fr), Barclays (Eng)
7) Turkey and Saudi Arabia likely for regimes to fall
- NATO splinter in progress, as Europe will not enter war with Russia
- big question remains on Turkish depot lines for narcotics trade
- Saudis own $3 to $5 trillion in USTreasury Bonds
- Saudi ready to devalue Riyal currency
- USGovt appears to have abandoned both Turkey and Saudis, tossed under bus
8) Normalization of relations with Russia
- Angela Merkel unpopular in Germany
- Merkel wants United Nations cushy post
- France wants to normalize relations with Russia
- Bavarian leader Seehofer visited Putin in Kremlin
• DEUTSCHE BANK IS KEEPER OF THE DERIVATIVE KEYS / it is going down in ugly flames
• Turkey Fires On Syrian Army, Kurds, Says "Massive Escalation" In Syria Imminent As Saudis Ready Airstrikes
• "We Are In A New Cold War": Russia PM Delivers Stark Warning To NATO
• What Energy Bankers Are Really Saying: "We Are Looking To Save Ourselves Now"
• 10,000 Greek Farmers Stage Massive Revolt In Athens, Destroy Police Cars / Caught On Tape: 800 Angry Farmers Storm Greek Ministry, Beat Cops With Shepherd's Sticks
• In Venezuela, "Savage Suffering" Takes Hold Amid Frightening "Food Emergency"
• Gold is beginning to glitter again, as is silver
- published: 14 Feb 2016
- views: 450
2016 Bank Bail-ins, Financial Crisis - Whats next? The war on your money
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- Duration: 35:03
- Updated: 16 Feb 2016
- views: 7
2016 Bank Bail-ins, Financial Crisis - Whats next? The war on your money
OK and hello everyone
Im going to tell you today about something that the mass media h...
2016 Bank Bail-ins, Financial Crisis - Whats next? The war on your money
OK and hello everyone
Im going to tell you today about something that the mass media has all but ignored but affects every person with a bank account.
On jan 1 2016 the EEC put into effect its new bank bail in regulations, this will mirror the similar regulations on bank bailing in the USA, Australia and NZ and eventually into every developed nation in the world
Whats a bank bail in?
well in 2008 the world banking system was about to collapse, virtually all banks were insolvent and governments were forced to bail them out by printing unimaginable amounts of new money to give to the banks to prop them up. the bill for all that printed money, which ran into trillions went to the taxpayer, that you and I and it came in the form of increased taxes and austerity measures on the poor.
Since then they should have find the bank problem but they never did. instead they devised new rules so that in the next crisis, and yes there will be a next crisis, you, the depositors will pay for the banks errors directly by allowing the banks to seize your deposits, thats your savings.
how can they do this?
most of you have no clue that when you put money in your bank you are giving it to the bank, yes i said giving it, because legally and practically you become a creditor of the bank. the money is not longer yours, you are now an unsecured creditor, if you don't believe me, check it out yourself.
so when a bail in is enacted the banks can recapitalise themselves by taking the deposits of the unsecured creditors, they do this by cancelling your deposit and in doing so they no longer have a liability to you not heir balance sheet. its like a friend giving you $ 100 and then you saying I'm keeping that i don't owe you it back, you wont be getting it back.
thats how a bank bail in works but its totally legal
Now the regulations say its only the deposits over 100k that can be seized and the rest should be insured against the banks failure.
now you might say i cont have more than 100 k in the bank so it not a problem for me. well listen up.
first, if the governments cannot afford to protect your deposits the way they did before , in fact its now illegal for those governments to bail out the banks with public money, who is going to protect those deposits? the regulations say it should be insured but who can cover these massive losses?
in the USA the FDIC protection scheme has 25 billion in it, thats peanuts, the total deposits as of q1 2015 was 10.5 trillion dollars.
so there is no backup plan, its another case of smoke and mirrors from the central bankers. in actual fact all bank deposits are at risk as are any cash deposits held in pension schemes, in fact any money anywhere that the banks hold is at risk and this includes savings and loans , building societies and any institution large or small that keeps savers money.
so this does in crude you
second, when the next crisis hits banks all over the place will close their doors, just as they do last time. there will be tales of software glitches, irregularities, extended bank holidays and long weekends, its all been done before and will be done again.
whats the effect on you?
the hole in the wall wont work, it'll be empty
you cc wont be accepted
your bills wont get paid
your loans wont get paid
and your mortgage wont get paid and you will be in default.
even if its with the same bank that is keeping your money form you!!!!
even when banks reopen they will restrict the amount you can take if there is an left. in cypress nobody could get more than 200 euros a week, in greece it was the same.
this all happened last time and millions of people have never recovered from it
this time it will be much worse and its already beginning
heres a few examples
portugal
italy
in 2008 the alarm bells began to ring when legmen brothers one of the oldest merchant banks in the world suddenly inexplicably went bust,
but heres the thing, the rumours were there already
june 2008 rumours about lehmans and march 2008 about bear sterns both being potentially bust, both would be denied but both would be proved correct , they were bust.
fast forward to today
whats happening
well we know that banks in europe are bailing in their depositors
back in 2008 lehmans share price plummeted 75%, it went up and down and people all said they were sure it was a solid bank
but heres the airy thing look at Deutche bank, the great german bank
its share price has lost 53%, its price has bounced up sometimes as much as 10% in a single day, the german chancellor merely has said she stahnsds behind th bank
it all sounds like an echo from 2008
you have been given forewarning, do yourself a favour and act on it.
THIS IS A WAR ON YOUR MONEY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8sd6gFt-Lc
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2016 Bank Bail-ins, Financial Crisis - Whats next? The war on your money
OK and hello everyone
Im going to tell you today about something that the mass media has all but ignored but affects every person with a bank account.
On jan 1 2016 the EEC put into effect its new bank bail in regulations, this will mirror the similar regulations on bank bailing in the USA, Australia and NZ and eventually into every developed nation in the world
Whats a bank bail in?
well in 2008 the world banking system was about to collapse, virtually all banks were insolvent and governments were forced to bail them out by printing unimaginable amounts of new money to give to the banks to prop them up. the bill for all that printed money, which ran into trillions went to the taxpayer, that you and I and it came in the form of increased taxes and austerity measures on the poor.
Since then they should have find the bank problem but they never did. instead they devised new rules so that in the next crisis, and yes there will be a next crisis, you, the depositors will pay for the banks errors directly by allowing the banks to seize your deposits, thats your savings.
how can they do this?
most of you have no clue that when you put money in your bank you are giving it to the bank, yes i said giving it, because legally and practically you become a creditor of the bank. the money is not longer yours, you are now an unsecured creditor, if you don't believe me, check it out yourself.
so when a bail in is enacted the banks can recapitalise themselves by taking the deposits of the unsecured creditors, they do this by cancelling your deposit and in doing so they no longer have a liability to you not heir balance sheet. its like a friend giving you $ 100 and then you saying I'm keeping that i don't owe you it back, you wont be getting it back.
thats how a bank bail in works but its totally legal
Now the regulations say its only the deposits over 100k that can be seized and the rest should be insured against the banks failure.
now you might say i cont have more than 100 k in the bank so it not a problem for me. well listen up.
first, if the governments cannot afford to protect your deposits the way they did before , in fact its now illegal for those governments to bail out the banks with public money, who is going to protect those deposits? the regulations say it should be insured but who can cover these massive losses?
in the USA the FDIC protection scheme has 25 billion in it, thats peanuts, the total deposits as of q1 2015 was 10.5 trillion dollars.
so there is no backup plan, its another case of smoke and mirrors from the central bankers. in actual fact all bank deposits are at risk as are any cash deposits held in pension schemes, in fact any money anywhere that the banks hold is at risk and this includes savings and loans , building societies and any institution large or small that keeps savers money.
so this does in crude you
second, when the next crisis hits banks all over the place will close their doors, just as they do last time. there will be tales of software glitches, irregularities, extended bank holidays and long weekends, its all been done before and will be done again.
whats the effect on you?
the hole in the wall wont work, it'll be empty
you cc wont be accepted
your bills wont get paid
your loans wont get paid
and your mortgage wont get paid and you will be in default.
even if its with the same bank that is keeping your money form you!!!!
even when banks reopen they will restrict the amount you can take if there is an left. in cypress nobody could get more than 200 euros a week, in greece it was the same.
this all happened last time and millions of people have never recovered from it
this time it will be much worse and its already beginning
heres a few examples
portugal
italy
in 2008 the alarm bells began to ring when legmen brothers one of the oldest merchant banks in the world suddenly inexplicably went bust,
but heres the thing, the rumours were there already
june 2008 rumours about lehmans and march 2008 about bear sterns both being potentially bust, both would be denied but both would be proved correct , they were bust.
fast forward to today
whats happening
well we know that banks in europe are bailing in their depositors
back in 2008 lehmans share price plummeted 75%, it went up and down and people all said they were sure it was a solid bank
but heres the airy thing look at Deutche bank, the great german bank
its share price has lost 53%, its price has bounced up sometimes as much as 10% in a single day, the german chancellor merely has said she stahnsds behind th bank
it all sounds like an echo from 2008
you have been given forewarning, do yourself a favour and act on it.
THIS IS A WAR ON YOUR MONEY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8sd6gFt-Lc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyhVVATm-wshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCT4ch-9i78
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Arch Hannah P Roseberry 2 Naples Central Bank F Religion Lothians Almond RScams
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2 of 2 THE THUMBNAIL IS EDWARD VII a Murderous Batard in the illegitimate British Royals.
More on the Roseberry ROTHSCHILD intermarriage and the central banks i...
2 of 2 THE THUMBNAIL IS EDWARD VII a Murderous Batard in the illegitimate British Royals.
More on the Roseberry ROTHSCHILD intermarriage and the central banks in NAPLES (religious fraud epicentre). But we start with some jokes on the Detweiler Macdonald Drones out of the sound of music as an intro to the Five arrows central bank in Austria. And we play Edelweiss to pine for patriotism for the fatherland (and how there are no heroes from Austria to Zimbabwe.). Lastly we play the Berkely Square song by Vera Lynne cos Berkely Square was where Archie Roseberry had another one of his massive mansions and estates. Roseberry became PM and foreign secretary....he hated socialism but was a fan of NAPOLEON (the elite revolutionary). PM Gladstone and Roseberry were imbroiled in the Irish troubles and home rule. Much of the video is on the Monarchy. Queen Victoria had only one legitimate child in her marriage to Blind King George of Cumbria (Marcos Manuel of Portugal). We profile Archie Roseberry's puppet role like Queen Victoria's as Churchill the Balfours and their Rothschild lenders and breeders run the show and dismember Armenia for the russian steppes oil & culls in Crimea/galipolli. Churchill gets to be HRHs dad cos he is 1/5th Royal (which is as good as it gets thanks to the Rothschild breeding chambers and the outbreaks of syphilis THE BLUE BLOOD SYNDROME. I will keep it to keywords now for space. Rivals in politics include Campbell Bannerman (1st chancellor to become PM in British politics in 1905). Others were elected as MPs for elite Unis like Aberdeen and Glasgow (where Ken Callman made Snowden a false news plant RECTOR at the UNI to support G20 crimes). Lord Tweedsmuir AKA John Buchan of 39steps fame and others like Asquith replace Archie and churchill laughs at him. Nevertheless he died then (with 63 million in todays #s) as Britains richest politicians.....Archie dies a broken man and is laughed at by Churchill (clinton's dad too). They demonised him for his sexuality like all the modern issues with saville/Cyril Smith. He was involved with Oscar wilde & his male private sec to erode his power. His Horses name was LAD ASS. His son Neil (named after the NILE NI Pishon Pi jokes) died in conflict. One of his children was the 9th Duke of roxburgh's , BOBBO, second wife. We profile the McConnell Monaco linkage (Field McConnell at Abel Danger is a dead ringer for Olly North) and the Hawkins linkage to turncoats in genocide of American Indians and Asians in Vietnam/Korea it makes you wonder (those are the Puttnam SS jokes. Archie got the Roths Mentmore Mansions studs, houses in Berkely Square in Queensferry and the Balfour/Stevenson owned mansions on the Lothian coast where JK Rowling now lives. Roseberry ran London Scottish RFC (I retell the Mike Biggar Scottish flanker story, his amputations and his dad from Mertoun who was in COLDITZ with his batman jokes). Roseberry was also a football GOVERNOR and 9 times they imposed YELLOW and PINK on the Scottish football team away strip. Concurrent with the rangers, Hearts, Celtic, Hibs frauds and assett stripping by their EITE :LEADERS like amputee David Murray!!!!! and comedian Gordon Strachan....Barren reid of Celtic is a traitor to our nation. Other Homes Dalmenny house on the forth coast, CRAMMOND (from the Miss Jean Brodie books films about fascism). The Balfous and robert Louis Stevenson lived their too or wrote about globalisms launch. Shooting Lodge Carrington. VILLA DELAHANTE at Possillipo (PISO name in twice under vesuvius)....that is thevilla roseberry in NAPLES....like the ROTHSCHILD central banks. Archie Died in Epsom in another mansion and his Barn bougle is a JOKE about the Jewish SHOFAR BUGLE. Naples is where the PISOs wrote the BIBLE and THE KORAN. Now partnered with the Rothschilds & the BRITISH MONARCHS....who visit and murder all the Portugese claimants. Edward (Bertie) VII and Oscar Wilde visited Archie and Hannah. Hallett told how Edward VII murdered the Portugese claimants (the whole family). Lord Kitchener altered Freemasonry's rules to dessert the true monarch. The Rothschilds & John Brown sired Queen Vics Bastard children. Halletts evidence tells how Edward VII murdered the Portugese Royal Family, arranged the abdication of the next royals and organised the murder of his older legitimate half brother (Marcos Manuel his half bro from Queen Vics only legit marriage which was never annulled to Blind King George of Cumbria/Hamover) SEE HALLET REPORT No 6. Ed VII passed on instructions to his son George V to kill Manoel in TWICKENHAM LONDON. Hence jokes about Basil Fawlty and the Portugese Servant and the Central bank in BASEL BEING FAWLTY. The Rothschilds home in Naples is like GODS home it is Villa PigNatelli for the Pi GOD joke and that is the launch of the CM DE Rothschild Figli Bank THE CENTRAL BANK OF ITALY . CENSORED YOU TUBE
wn.com/Arch Hannah P Roseberry 2 Naples Central Bank F Religion Lothians Almond Rscams
2 of 2 THE THUMBNAIL IS EDWARD VII a Murderous Batard in the illegitimate British Royals.
More on the Roseberry ROTHSCHILD intermarriage and the central banks in NAPLES (religious fraud epicentre). But we start with some jokes on the Detweiler Macdonald Drones out of the sound of music as an intro to the Five arrows central bank in Austria. And we play Edelweiss to pine for patriotism for the fatherland (and how there are no heroes from Austria to Zimbabwe.). Lastly we play the Berkely Square song by Vera Lynne cos Berkely Square was where Archie Roseberry had another one of his massive mansions and estates. Roseberry became PM and foreign secretary....he hated socialism but was a fan of NAPOLEON (the elite revolutionary). PM Gladstone and Roseberry were imbroiled in the Irish troubles and home rule. Much of the video is on the Monarchy. Queen Victoria had only one legitimate child in her marriage to Blind King George of Cumbria (Marcos Manuel of Portugal). We profile Archie Roseberry's puppet role like Queen Victoria's as Churchill the Balfours and their Rothschild lenders and breeders run the show and dismember Armenia for the russian steppes oil & culls in Crimea/galipolli. Churchill gets to be HRHs dad cos he is 1/5th Royal (which is as good as it gets thanks to the Rothschild breeding chambers and the outbreaks of syphilis THE BLUE BLOOD SYNDROME. I will keep it to keywords now for space. Rivals in politics include Campbell Bannerman (1st chancellor to become PM in British politics in 1905). Others were elected as MPs for elite Unis like Aberdeen and Glasgow (where Ken Callman made Snowden a false news plant RECTOR at the UNI to support G20 crimes). Lord Tweedsmuir AKA John Buchan of 39steps fame and others like Asquith replace Archie and churchill laughs at him. Nevertheless he died then (with 63 million in todays #s) as Britains richest politicians.....Archie dies a broken man and is laughed at by Churchill (clinton's dad too). They demonised him for his sexuality like all the modern issues with saville/Cyril Smith. He was involved with Oscar wilde & his male private sec to erode his power. His Horses name was LAD ASS. His son Neil (named after the NILE NI Pishon Pi jokes) died in conflict. One of his children was the 9th Duke of roxburgh's , BOBBO, second wife. We profile the McConnell Monaco linkage (Field McConnell at Abel Danger is a dead ringer for Olly North) and the Hawkins linkage to turncoats in genocide of American Indians and Asians in Vietnam/Korea it makes you wonder (those are the Puttnam SS jokes. Archie got the Roths Mentmore Mansions studs, houses in Berkely Square in Queensferry and the Balfour/Stevenson owned mansions on the Lothian coast where JK Rowling now lives. Roseberry ran London Scottish RFC (I retell the Mike Biggar Scottish flanker story, his amputations and his dad from Mertoun who was in COLDITZ with his batman jokes). Roseberry was also a football GOVERNOR and 9 times they imposed YELLOW and PINK on the Scottish football team away strip. Concurrent with the rangers, Hearts, Celtic, Hibs frauds and assett stripping by their EITE :LEADERS like amputee David Murray!!!!! and comedian Gordon Strachan....Barren reid of Celtic is a traitor to our nation. Other Homes Dalmenny house on the forth coast, CRAMMOND (from the Miss Jean Brodie books films about fascism). The Balfous and robert Louis Stevenson lived their too or wrote about globalisms launch. Shooting Lodge Carrington. VILLA DELAHANTE at Possillipo (PISO name in twice under vesuvius)....that is thevilla roseberry in NAPLES....like the ROTHSCHILD central banks. Archie Died in Epsom in another mansion and his Barn bougle is a JOKE about the Jewish SHOFAR BUGLE. Naples is where the PISOs wrote the BIBLE and THE KORAN. Now partnered with the Rothschilds & the BRITISH MONARCHS....who visit and murder all the Portugese claimants. Edward (Bertie) VII and Oscar Wilde visited Archie and Hannah. Hallett told how Edward VII murdered the Portugese claimants (the whole family). Lord Kitchener altered Freemasonry's rules to dessert the true monarch. The Rothschilds & John Brown sired Queen Vics Bastard children. Halletts evidence tells how Edward VII murdered the Portugese Royal Family, arranged the abdication of the next royals and organised the murder of his older legitimate half brother (Marcos Manuel his half bro from Queen Vics only legit marriage which was never annulled to Blind King George of Cumbria/Hamover) SEE HALLET REPORT No 6. Ed VII passed on instructions to his son George V to kill Manoel in TWICKENHAM LONDON. Hence jokes about Basil Fawlty and the Portugese Servant and the Central bank in BASEL BEING FAWLTY. The Rothschilds home in Naples is like GODS home it is Villa PigNatelli for the Pi GOD joke and that is the launch of the CM DE Rothschild Figli Bank THE CENTRAL BANK OF ITALY . CENSORED YOU TUBE
- published: 14 Jun 2015
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ECB Forum 22 May 2015: Introductory speech Mario Draghi
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- Updated: 01 Jul 2015
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The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides...
The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides a unique opportunity for central bank governors, academics, specialised journalists and high-level financial market representatives to exchange views on current policy issues and to discuss a chosen topic from a longer-term perspective. This year’s Forum will bring together approximately 150 people and will focus on “Inflation and unemployment in Europe”, a key topic of debate in the areas of both economics and policy-making.
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The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides a unique opportunity for central bank governors, academics, specialised journalists and high-level financial market representatives to exchange views on current policy issues and to discuss a chosen topic from a longer-term perspective. This year’s Forum will bring together approximately 150 people and will focus on “Inflation and unemployment in Europe”, a key topic of debate in the areas of both economics and policy-making.
- published: 01 Jul 2015
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ALEX JONES And GERALD CELENTE On CYPRUS- Elite Takeover, Economy & BANKING COLLAPSE
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- Updated: 21 Mar 2013
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ALEX JONES And GERALD CELENTE On CYPRUS- Elite Takeover, Economy & BANKING COLLAPSE
Alex invites economic trend forecaster and publisher of the Trends Journal ...
ALEX JONES And GERALD CELENTE On CYPRUS- Elite Takeover, Economy & BANKING COLLAPSE
Alex invites economic trend forecaster and publisher of the Trends Journal Gerald Celente to discuss the looting of Cypriot bank accounts, and what the future holds for Italy, which may be the next nation to be similarly plundered. We'll also cover other major headlines and take your calls.
For More On Gerald Celente, Go To: http://www.trendsresearch.com/index.php
The Cypriot economy is "on the brink" and desperately requires a liquidity lifeline from Europe, Cyprus' largest bank has warned.
"The next move may prove its salvation or destruction," said the Bank of Cyprus - itself said to require urgent funding to prevent collapse.
The European Central Bank has given the island nation until Monday to raise the funds it needs to secure a bailout.
Parliamentarians flatly rejected an earlier plan to tax bank deposits.
They need to agree on a new plan to raise 5.8bn euros (£4.9bn; $7.5bn) to qualify for a 10bn-euro bailout loan from the EU and International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Political leaders discussed the options with President Nicos Anastasiades on Thursday, and the package is now reportedly being discussed by the cabinet. It will then go to a parliamentary vote.
If no "Plan B" can be found by Monday, the ECB may cut off funding to the island's banks, it said in a statement, triggering their collapse and possibly the country's exit from the euro.
Eurozone finance ministers are holding a phone conference on Thursday night to discuss the situation.
The country's two biggest banks, Bank of Cyprus and Laiki, are believed to be reliant on the ECB's Emergency Liquidity Assistance, provided via the Central Bank of Cyprus.
All Cypriot banks have been shut until next Tuesday to prevent mass withdrawals, but long lines have been forming at cash machines, which are still dispensing cash but are frequently running out.
"There are rumours that Laiki Bank will never open again. I want to take out as much as I can," retired government official Phaedon Vassiliades told AFP news agency as he withdrew cash at a machine in the capital, Nicosia.
"I have nearly 60,000 euros as savings in this bank and some credit societies. I don't know if I will ever get it back now. This is what I had and now it seems it is all gone."
"We are doomed. Our sunny days are over," said Neophytos Constantinides, an insurance company employee.
State broadcaster CyBC said employees of Laiki - the country's second largest bank - were told on Thursday afternoon the bank would be closing down, but on state radio a Laiki spokeswoman denied those reports.
Crowds gathered outside parliament in anticipation of a vote on a new proposal - a key component of which is said to be the establishment of a state "investment solidarity fund" which would issue bonds to raise the 5.8bn euros required.
Other reported elements of "Plan B" could include restructuring Cypriot banks, use of pension funds, and accepting an offer of help from Cyprus' wealthy Orthodox church.
A revised levy on deposits also remains a possibility.
It might also contain some kind of Russian help. Cypriot Finance Minister Michael Sarris is in Moscow discussing possible assistance.
Big Russian investors are believed to hold about a third of all Cypriot deposits - and reacted with fury when the initial plan to tax deposits by up to 9.9%.
But the chairman of the Eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, told the European parliament that Moscow had indicated it was not willing to extend "another loan or an investment in the banks", Reuters news agency reported.
Reports suggest Moscow could consider buying interests in recently discovered offshore gas reserves.
But analysts point out that any revenue from such discoveries remains years off, and unnamed Turkish officials have been quoted as saying Ankara - which lays claim to some of the gas - would challenge any such arrangement.
The banking sector dominates Cyprus' economy and if a viable rescue is not organised soon the island state risks having to abandon the euro.
Cypriot banks were among the bondholders who had to take a big "haircut" in the second massive bailout for Greece.
Since 2008 the eurozone has been badly bruised by the massive bailouts provided for Greece, the Republic of Ireland and Portugal. There is a widespread reluctance to commit more EU taxpayers' money to ailing banks in southern Europe.
READ MORE AT: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21885301
wn.com/Alex Jones And Gerald Celente On Cyprus Elite Takeover, Economy Banking Collapse
ALEX JONES And GERALD CELENTE On CYPRUS- Elite Takeover, Economy & BANKING COLLAPSE
Alex invites economic trend forecaster and publisher of the Trends Journal Gerald Celente to discuss the looting of Cypriot bank accounts, and what the future holds for Italy, which may be the next nation to be similarly plundered. We'll also cover other major headlines and take your calls.
For More On Gerald Celente, Go To: http://www.trendsresearch.com/index.php
The Cypriot economy is "on the brink" and desperately requires a liquidity lifeline from Europe, Cyprus' largest bank has warned.
"The next move may prove its salvation or destruction," said the Bank of Cyprus - itself said to require urgent funding to prevent collapse.
The European Central Bank has given the island nation until Monday to raise the funds it needs to secure a bailout.
Parliamentarians flatly rejected an earlier plan to tax bank deposits.
They need to agree on a new plan to raise 5.8bn euros (£4.9bn; $7.5bn) to qualify for a 10bn-euro bailout loan from the EU and International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Political leaders discussed the options with President Nicos Anastasiades on Thursday, and the package is now reportedly being discussed by the cabinet. It will then go to a parliamentary vote.
If no "Plan B" can be found by Monday, the ECB may cut off funding to the island's banks, it said in a statement, triggering their collapse and possibly the country's exit from the euro.
Eurozone finance ministers are holding a phone conference on Thursday night to discuss the situation.
The country's two biggest banks, Bank of Cyprus and Laiki, are believed to be reliant on the ECB's Emergency Liquidity Assistance, provided via the Central Bank of Cyprus.
All Cypriot banks have been shut until next Tuesday to prevent mass withdrawals, but long lines have been forming at cash machines, which are still dispensing cash but are frequently running out.
"There are rumours that Laiki Bank will never open again. I want to take out as much as I can," retired government official Phaedon Vassiliades told AFP news agency as he withdrew cash at a machine in the capital, Nicosia.
"I have nearly 60,000 euros as savings in this bank and some credit societies. I don't know if I will ever get it back now. This is what I had and now it seems it is all gone."
"We are doomed. Our sunny days are over," said Neophytos Constantinides, an insurance company employee.
State broadcaster CyBC said employees of Laiki - the country's second largest bank - were told on Thursday afternoon the bank would be closing down, but on state radio a Laiki spokeswoman denied those reports.
Crowds gathered outside parliament in anticipation of a vote on a new proposal - a key component of which is said to be the establishment of a state "investment solidarity fund" which would issue bonds to raise the 5.8bn euros required.
Other reported elements of "Plan B" could include restructuring Cypriot banks, use of pension funds, and accepting an offer of help from Cyprus' wealthy Orthodox church.
A revised levy on deposits also remains a possibility.
It might also contain some kind of Russian help. Cypriot Finance Minister Michael Sarris is in Moscow discussing possible assistance.
Big Russian investors are believed to hold about a third of all Cypriot deposits - and reacted with fury when the initial plan to tax deposits by up to 9.9%.
But the chairman of the Eurogroup of eurozone finance ministers, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, told the European parliament that Moscow had indicated it was not willing to extend "another loan or an investment in the banks", Reuters news agency reported.
Reports suggest Moscow could consider buying interests in recently discovered offshore gas reserves.
But analysts point out that any revenue from such discoveries remains years off, and unnamed Turkish officials have been quoted as saying Ankara - which lays claim to some of the gas - would challenge any such arrangement.
The banking sector dominates Cyprus' economy and if a viable rescue is not organised soon the island state risks having to abandon the euro.
Cypriot banks were among the bondholders who had to take a big "haircut" in the second massive bailout for Greece.
Since 2008 the eurozone has been badly bruised by the massive bailouts provided for Greece, the Republic of Ireland and Portugal. There is a widespread reluctance to commit more EU taxpayers' money to ailing banks in southern Europe.
READ MORE AT: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21885301
- published: 21 Mar 2013
- views: 1161
Did the Vatican and Swiss Banks Help Germany During WW2? (2000)
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- Duration: 47:07
- Updated: 13 Feb 2015
- views: 10197
Ratlines were a system of escape routes for Nazis and other fascists fleeing Europe at the end of World War II. These escape routes mainly led toward havens in ...
Ratlines were a system of escape routes for Nazis and other fascists fleeing Europe at the end of World War II. These escape routes mainly led toward havens in South America, particularly Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay, Chile, and Bolivia. Other destinations included the United States, Great Britain, Canada and the Middle East. There were two primary routes: the first went from Germany to Spain, then Argentina; the second from Germany to Rome to Genoa, then South America; the two routes "developed independently" but eventually came together to collaborate.
One ratline, made famous by the Frederick Forsyth thriller The Odessa File, was run by the ODESSA (Organisation der ehemaligen SS-Angehörigen; "Organization of Former SS-Members") network organized by Otto Skorzeny.
The origins of the first ratlines are connected to various developments in Vatican-Argentine relations before and during World War II.[2] As early as 1942, Monsignor Luigi Maglione contacted Ambassador Llobet, inquiring as to the "willingness of the government of the Argentine Republic to apply its immigration law generously, in order to encourage at the opportune moment European Catholic immigrants to seek the necessary land and capital in our country".[3] Afterwards, a German priest, Anton Weber, the head of the Rome-based Society of Saint Raphael, traveled to Portugal, continuing to Argentina, to lay the groundwork for future Catholic immigration; this was to be a route which fascist exiles would exploit - without the knowledge of the Catholic Church.[3] According to historian Michael Phayer, "this was the innocent origin of what would become the Vatican ratline".[3]
Spain, not Rome, was the "first center of ratline activity that facilitated the escape of Nazi fascists", although the exodus itself was planned within the Vatican.[4] Charles Lescat, a French member of Action Française (an organization suppressed by Pius XI and rehabilitated by Pius XII), and Pierre Daye, a Belgian with contacts in the Spanish government, were among the primary organizers.[5] Lescat and Daye were the first able to flee Europe, with the help of Argentine cardinal Antonio Caggiano.[5]
By 1946, there were probably hundreds of war criminals in Spain, and thousands of former Nazis and fascists.[6] According to US Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, Vatican cooperation in turning over asylum-seekers was "negligible".[6] According to Phayer, Pius XII "preferred to see fascist war criminals on board ships sailing to the New World rather than seeing them rotting in POW camps in zonal Germany".[7] Unlike the Vatican emigration operation in Italy, centered on Vatican City, the ratlines of Spain, although "fostered by the Vatican" were relatively independent of the hierarchy of the Vatican Emigration Bureau.
Bishop Alois Hudal was rector of the Pontificio Istituto Teutonico Santa Maria dell'Anima in Rome, a seminary for Austrian and German priests, and "Spiritual Director of the German People resident in Italy".[9] After the end of the war in Italy, Hudal became active in ministering to German-speaking prisoners of war and internees then held in camps throughout Italy. In December 1944 the Vatican Secretariat of State received permission to appoint a representative to "visit the German-speaking civil internees in Italy", a job assigned to Hudal.
Hudal used this position to aid the escape of wanted Nazi war criminals, including Franz Stangl, commanding officer of Treblinka, Gustav Wagner, commanding officer of Sobibor, Alois Brunner, responsible for the Drancy internment camp near Paris and in charge of deportations in Slovakia to German concentration camps, and Adolf Eichmann[10]— a fact about which he was later unashamedly open. Some of these wanted men were being held in internment camps: generally without identity papers, they would be enrolled in camp registers under false names. Other Nazis were in hiding in Italy, and sought Hudal out as his role in assisting escapes became known on the Nazi grapevine.[11]:289
In his memoirs Hudal said of his actions "I thank God that He [allowed me] to visit and comfort many victims in their prisons and concentration camps and to help them escape with false identity papers." [12] He explained that in his eyes:
"The Allies' War against Germany was not a crusade, but the rivalry of economic complexes for whose victory they had been fighting. This so-called business ... used catchwords like democracy, race, religious liberty and Christianity as a bait for the masses. All these experiences were the reason why I felt duty bound after 1945 to devote my whole charitable work mainly to former National Socialists and Fascists, especially to so-called 'war criminals'."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratlines_%28World_War_II_aftermath%29
wn.com/Did The Vatican And Swiss Banks Help Germany During WW2 (2000)
Ratlines were a system of escape routes for Nazis and other fascists fleeing Europe at the end of World War II. These escape routes mainly led toward havens in South America, particularly Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay, Chile, and Bolivia. Other destinations included the United States, Great Britain, Canada and the Middle East. There were two primary routes: the first went from Germany to Spain, then Argentina; the second from Germany to Rome to Genoa, then South America; the two routes "developed independently" but eventually came together to collaborate.
One ratline, made famous by the Frederick Forsyth thriller The Odessa File, was run by the ODESSA (Organisation der ehemaligen SS-Angehörigen; "Organization of Former SS-Members") network organized by Otto Skorzeny.
The origins of the first ratlines are connected to various developments in Vatican-Argentine relations before and during World War II.[2] As early as 1942, Monsignor Luigi Maglione contacted Ambassador Llobet, inquiring as to the "willingness of the government of the Argentine Republic to apply its immigration law generously, in order to encourage at the opportune moment European Catholic immigrants to seek the necessary land and capital in our country".[3] Afterwards, a German priest, Anton Weber, the head of the Rome-based Society of Saint Raphael, traveled to Portugal, continuing to Argentina, to lay the groundwork for future Catholic immigration; this was to be a route which fascist exiles would exploit - without the knowledge of the Catholic Church.[3] According to historian Michael Phayer, "this was the innocent origin of what would become the Vatican ratline".[3]
Spain, not Rome, was the "first center of ratline activity that facilitated the escape of Nazi fascists", although the exodus itself was planned within the Vatican.[4] Charles Lescat, a French member of Action Française (an organization suppressed by Pius XI and rehabilitated by Pius XII), and Pierre Daye, a Belgian with contacts in the Spanish government, were among the primary organizers.[5] Lescat and Daye were the first able to flee Europe, with the help of Argentine cardinal Antonio Caggiano.[5]
By 1946, there were probably hundreds of war criminals in Spain, and thousands of former Nazis and fascists.[6] According to US Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, Vatican cooperation in turning over asylum-seekers was "negligible".[6] According to Phayer, Pius XII "preferred to see fascist war criminals on board ships sailing to the New World rather than seeing them rotting in POW camps in zonal Germany".[7] Unlike the Vatican emigration operation in Italy, centered on Vatican City, the ratlines of Spain, although "fostered by the Vatican" were relatively independent of the hierarchy of the Vatican Emigration Bureau.
Bishop Alois Hudal was rector of the Pontificio Istituto Teutonico Santa Maria dell'Anima in Rome, a seminary for Austrian and German priests, and "Spiritual Director of the German People resident in Italy".[9] After the end of the war in Italy, Hudal became active in ministering to German-speaking prisoners of war and internees then held in camps throughout Italy. In December 1944 the Vatican Secretariat of State received permission to appoint a representative to "visit the German-speaking civil internees in Italy", a job assigned to Hudal.
Hudal used this position to aid the escape of wanted Nazi war criminals, including Franz Stangl, commanding officer of Treblinka, Gustav Wagner, commanding officer of Sobibor, Alois Brunner, responsible for the Drancy internment camp near Paris and in charge of deportations in Slovakia to German concentration camps, and Adolf Eichmann[10]— a fact about which he was later unashamedly open. Some of these wanted men were being held in internment camps: generally without identity papers, they would be enrolled in camp registers under false names. Other Nazis were in hiding in Italy, and sought Hudal out as his role in assisting escapes became known on the Nazi grapevine.[11]:289
In his memoirs Hudal said of his actions "I thank God that He [allowed me] to visit and comfort many victims in their prisons and concentration camps and to help them escape with false identity papers." [12] He explained that in his eyes:
"The Allies' War against Germany was not a crusade, but the rivalry of economic complexes for whose victory they had been fighting. This so-called business ... used catchwords like democracy, race, religious liberty and Christianity as a bait for the masses. All these experiences were the reason why I felt duty bound after 1945 to devote my whole charitable work mainly to former National Socialists and Fascists, especially to so-called 'war criminals'."
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- published: 13 Feb 2015
- views: 10197
ECB Forum 23 May 2015 Policy panel: M. Draghi, S. Fischer, H. Kuroda
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- Duration: 52:49
- Updated: 01 Jul 2015
- views: 252
The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides...
The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides a unique opportunity for central bank governors, academics, specialised journalists and high-level financial market representatives to exchange views on current policy issues and to discuss a chosen topic from a longer-term perspective. This year’s Forum will bring together approximately 150 people and will focus on “Inflation and unemployment in Europe”, a key topic of debate in the areas of both economics and policy-making.
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The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides a unique opportunity for central bank governors, academics, specialised journalists and high-level financial market representatives to exchange views on current policy issues and to discuss a chosen topic from a longer-term perspective. This year’s Forum will bring together approximately 150 people and will focus on “Inflation and unemployment in Europe”, a key topic of debate in the areas of both economics and policy-making.
- published: 01 Jul 2015
- views: 252
ECB Forum 22 May 2015 Session 1: P. Praet, O. Blanchard, L. H. Summers, L. Ball
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- Duration: 38:03
- Updated: 01 Jul 2015
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The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides...
The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides a unique opportunity for central bank governors, academics, specialised journalists and high-level financial market representatives to exchange views on current policy issues and to discuss a chosen topic from a longer-term perspective. This year’s Forum will bring together approximately 150 people and will focus on “Inflation and unemployment in Europe”, a key topic of debate in the areas of both economics and policy-making.
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The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides a unique opportunity for central bank governors, academics, specialised journalists and high-level financial market representatives to exchange views on current policy issues and to discuss a chosen topic from a longer-term perspective. This year’s Forum will bring together approximately 150 people and will focus on “Inflation and unemployment in Europe”, a key topic of debate in the areas of both economics and policy-making.
- published: 01 Jul 2015
- views: 168
Proposal of a Transition Plan: Local to Global (ZDAY PORTUGAL 2013)
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- Duration: 25:19
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Lecture by Victor Mendes in ZDAY PORTUGAL on 30/03/2013.
Victor Mendes is 40 years old, lives in Portugal, and presents in this lecture the result of two years ...
Lecture by Victor Mendes in ZDAY PORTUGAL on 30/03/2013.
Victor Mendes is 40 years old, lives in Portugal, and presents in this lecture the result of two years of intensive research on how to create a transition plan that is simultaneously local execution and overall goal. He name it the Cooperative Family Model and he is currently trying to start it in his community.
Some projects mentioned in the lecture:
MONDRAGON:
1980: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXQb11B0UjQ
2009: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5ni4zJ7InM
Thom Hartmann Program: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LMqjtf3qW8
Equal salaries:
Argentina: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm0bBdoZLW0
USA: http://www.vimeo.com/40190102
Venezuela: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yu5DhOHLJ-s
Spain: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb7TBwYMv1Q
JAK BANK: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp_egQwwYw8
Yunus Social Business: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw0CcktX7uo
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Lecture by Victor Mendes in ZDAY PORTUGAL on 30/03/2013.
Victor Mendes is 40 years old, lives in Portugal, and presents in this lecture the result of two years of intensive research on how to create a transition plan that is simultaneously local execution and overall goal. He name it the Cooperative Family Model and he is currently trying to start it in his community.
Some projects mentioned in the lecture:
MONDRAGON:
1980: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXQb11B0UjQ
2009: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5ni4zJ7InM
Thom Hartmann Program: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LMqjtf3qW8
Equal salaries:
Argentina: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm0bBdoZLW0
USA: http://www.vimeo.com/40190102
Venezuela: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yu5DhOHLJ-s
Spain: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kb7TBwYMv1Q
JAK BANK: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp_egQwwYw8
Yunus Social Business: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw0CcktX7uo
- published: 27 Oct 2013
- views: 649
ECB Forum 21 May 2015: Dinner speech Stanley Fischer
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- Duration: 27:25
- Updated: 01 Jul 2015
- views: 209
The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides...
The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides a unique opportunity for central bank governors, academics, specialised journalists and high-level financial market representatives to exchange views on current policy issues and to discuss a chosen topic from a longer-term perspective. This year’s Forum will bring together approximately 150 people and will focus on “Inflation and unemployment in Europe”, a key topic of debate in the areas of both economics and policy-making.
wn.com/Ecb Forum 21 May 2015 Dinner Speech Stanley Fischer
The 2015 ECB Forum on Central Banking is an annual event organised by the European Central Bank in the beautiful surroundings of Sintra in Portugal. It provides a unique opportunity for central bank governors, academics, specialised journalists and high-level financial market representatives to exchange views on current policy issues and to discuss a chosen topic from a longer-term perspective. This year’s Forum will bring together approximately 150 people and will focus on “Inflation and unemployment in Europe”, a key topic of debate in the areas of both economics and policy-making.
- published: 01 Jul 2015
- views: 209
Kings of Cannabis (Full Length Documentary)
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- Duration: 26:58
- Updated: 08 Aug 2013
- views: 5786611
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You might not know who Arjan Roskam is, but you've probably smoked his weed. Arjan's been b...
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You might not know who Arjan Roskam is, but you've probably smoked his weed. Arjan's been breeding some of the most famous marijuana strains in the world—like White Widow, Super Silver Haze, and many others—for over 20 years.
In 1992 he opened his first coffee shop in Amsterdam and has since crafted his marijuana-breeding skills into a market-savvy empire known as Green House Seed Company, which rakes in millions of dollars a year.
He's won 38 Cannabis Cups and has dubbed himself the King of Cannabis.
VICE joins Arjan and his crew of strain hunters in Colombia to look for three of the country's rarest types of weed, strains that have remained genetically pure for decades. In grower's terms, these are called landraces. We trudge up mountains and crisscross military checkpoints in the country's still-violent south, and then head north to the breathtaking Caribbean coast. As the dominoes of criminalization fall throughout the world, Arjan is positioned to be at the forefront of the legitimate international seed trade.
"Black Mamba"
Performed by Cut Hands
Written and produced by William Bennett
Courtesy of Susan Lawly
Used with permission
"Nine-Night"
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You might not know who Arjan Roskam is, but you've probably smoked his weed. Arjan's been breeding some of the most famous marijuana strains in the world—like White Widow, Super Silver Haze, and many others—for over 20 years.
In 1992 he opened his first coffee shop in Amsterdam and has since crafted his marijuana-breeding skills into a market-savvy empire known as Green House Seed Company, which rakes in millions of dollars a year.
He's won 38 Cannabis Cups and has dubbed himself the King of Cannabis.
VICE joins Arjan and his crew of strain hunters in Colombia to look for three of the country's rarest types of weed, strains that have remained genetically pure for decades. In grower's terms, these are called landraces. We trudge up mountains and crisscross military checkpoints in the country's still-violent south, and then head north to the breathtaking Caribbean coast. As the dominoes of criminalization fall throughout the world, Arjan is positioned to be at the forefront of the legitimate international seed trade.
"Black Mamba"
Performed by Cut Hands
Written and produced by William Bennett
Courtesy of Susan Lawly
Used with permission
"Nine-Night"
Performed by Cut Hands
Written and produced by William Bennett
Courtesy of Susan Lawly
Used with permission
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- published: 08 Aug 2013
- views: 5786611
Profesioniştii... cu Eugenia Vodă - Alina Cojocaru
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- Duration: 53:21
- Updated: 27 Sep 2015
- views: 2378
Nascuta in Bucuresti, la 27 mai 1981, Alina Cojocaru s-a instruit la Kiev timp de şapte ani, perfectionandu-se apoi din 1997 la Scoala Regala de Balet din Lond...
Nascuta in Bucuresti, la 27 mai 1981, Alina Cojocaru s-a instruit la Kiev timp de şapte ani, perfectionandu-se apoi din 1997 la Scoala Regala de Balet din Londra, in urma castigarii bursei Premiului Lausanne. După încheierea formării sale, şase luni mai târziu, s-a întors la Kiev, să se alăture companiei ca prim solist. Un an mai târziu, ea s-a alăturat Companiei Royal Ballet (noiembrie 1999) şi la sfârşitul sezonului a fost promovata la rangul de solist. La 17 aprilie 2001, Sir Anthony Dowell o promoveaza pe Alina la rangul de prim solist după performanţa sa din “Giselle”. Membru al Royal Ballet ea continuă să danseze, ca artist invitat, cu companii din intreaga lume. Prim-balerina a Companiei Regale de Balet de la Covent Garden a organizat pe parcursul ultimilor ani “Gala Alina&Prietenii;” în România şi în Londra, in sprijinul organizatiei Hospice of Hope. Din 15 iulie 2013 este prima balerina English National Ballet.
Repertoriul sau include:
Odette/Odile in Swan Lake, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, Giselle, Princess Aurora and Princess Florine in Sleeeping Beauty, Vera in A Month in the Country, Kitri in Don Quixote, Olga and Tatiana in Onegin, Cinderella, The Sugar Plum Fairy and Clara in Nutcracker, Titania in Dream, Titania and Hippolyta in a Midsummer nights dream, Nikiya in Bayadere, Diamonds in Jewels, Symphonic Variations, Mary Vetsera in Mayerling, Manon, La Sylphide, Swanilda in Coppelia, Scenes de Ballet, Gong,Masquerade, Polyphonia, Symphony in C, Chloe in Daphnis and Chloe, Lise in Fille Mal Gardee, Student in The Lesson, Duo Concertant, The Leaves Are Fading, Other Dances,Voices of Spring, Beyond Bach, Tombeaux, Ondine, Virtiginous Thrill Of Exatitude, Fest Polonaise, Stars and Stribes, Raymonda act 3, Flames of Paris, Corsaire, Flower Festival, Napoli act 3, Grand Pas Classique, Tjakovski Pas de Deux. Musorgski Waltz, Dances at a Gathering, Dying Swan, Rushes, Two Footnotes, Chroma, Bird as a Prophet and many more.
Roluri puse in scena:
Musketeer and Valse (Rubina Alla Davidovna),Swanilda(Anatolyi Shekera’s Coppelia), Ad infinitium (Vanessa Fenton), There where she loves (Christopher Wheeldon),This House will Burn (Ashley Page), Les Saisons(David Bintley), Two Footnotes, Bird as a Prophet, Rushes(Kim Brandstrup), Engram and Chroma(Wayne McGregor), Les Lutins and La Sylphide (Johan Kobborg)
A fost invitata si a avut aparitii in:
Kirov Ballet, Paris Opera, Bolshoi Ballet, American Ballet Theater, Royal Danish Ballet, Hungarian National Ballet, Viena State Opera,Zurich Ballet,National Ballet of Portugal,La Scala, Nacional Ballet Of Cuba, Teatro Colon,National Ballet of Romania, South African Ballet Theater,Zagreb Ballet. Galas with Hamburg Ballet ,La Scala Ballet, National Ballet Of China, Ballet Basel, Munich Ballet, Dortmund Ballet, National Ballet of Finland, Morphoses Company, The 10th and 11th World Ballet Festival (Tokyo) as well as galas in South Korea, Portugal, Italy, Sweden,USA and Denmark.
Premii si distinctii obtinute:
„Ballerina of the Decade” Award (Moscow 2010), VIP Romanian music and performing arts Award (2010). The Nijinsky Award (2004 Best female Dancer). Benois De la Dance (2004 Best female dancer), 1 Internationaler Movimentos Tanz Preis (2004 Best female dancer), Nagoya International Ballet Competition (Gold Medal), Prix De Lausanne (1997 winner), Critics’ Circle Dance Award ( 2002 Best female dancer), April 2002 she was given by the president of Romania Ion Iliescu, the medal of Cavaler of Romania (Ordinul national „Pentru Merit” in gradul de cavaler).
Aparitii video, tv si live:
Swan Lake, Cinderella, Nutcracker, Onegin, Daphnis and Chloe, Sleeping Beauty, Giselle,The South Bank Show, The Dream, Mime Matters, Don Quixote and pas de deuxs in various galas.
wn.com/Profesioniştii... Cu Eugenia Vodă Alina Cojocaru
Nascuta in Bucuresti, la 27 mai 1981, Alina Cojocaru s-a instruit la Kiev timp de şapte ani, perfectionandu-se apoi din 1997 la Scoala Regala de Balet din Londra, in urma castigarii bursei Premiului Lausanne. După încheierea formării sale, şase luni mai târziu, s-a întors la Kiev, să se alăture companiei ca prim solist. Un an mai târziu, ea s-a alăturat Companiei Royal Ballet (noiembrie 1999) şi la sfârşitul sezonului a fost promovata la rangul de solist. La 17 aprilie 2001, Sir Anthony Dowell o promoveaza pe Alina la rangul de prim solist după performanţa sa din “Giselle”. Membru al Royal Ballet ea continuă să danseze, ca artist invitat, cu companii din intreaga lume. Prim-balerina a Companiei Regale de Balet de la Covent Garden a organizat pe parcursul ultimilor ani “Gala Alina&Prietenii;” în România şi în Londra, in sprijinul organizatiei Hospice of Hope. Din 15 iulie 2013 este prima balerina English National Ballet.
Repertoriul sau include:
Odette/Odile in Swan Lake, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, Giselle, Princess Aurora and Princess Florine in Sleeeping Beauty, Vera in A Month in the Country, Kitri in Don Quixote, Olga and Tatiana in Onegin, Cinderella, The Sugar Plum Fairy and Clara in Nutcracker, Titania in Dream, Titania and Hippolyta in a Midsummer nights dream, Nikiya in Bayadere, Diamonds in Jewels, Symphonic Variations, Mary Vetsera in Mayerling, Manon, La Sylphide, Swanilda in Coppelia, Scenes de Ballet, Gong,Masquerade, Polyphonia, Symphony in C, Chloe in Daphnis and Chloe, Lise in Fille Mal Gardee, Student in The Lesson, Duo Concertant, The Leaves Are Fading, Other Dances,Voices of Spring, Beyond Bach, Tombeaux, Ondine, Virtiginous Thrill Of Exatitude, Fest Polonaise, Stars and Stribes, Raymonda act 3, Flames of Paris, Corsaire, Flower Festival, Napoli act 3, Grand Pas Classique, Tjakovski Pas de Deux. Musorgski Waltz, Dances at a Gathering, Dying Swan, Rushes, Two Footnotes, Chroma, Bird as a Prophet and many more.
Roluri puse in scena:
Musketeer and Valse (Rubina Alla Davidovna),Swanilda(Anatolyi Shekera’s Coppelia), Ad infinitium (Vanessa Fenton), There where she loves (Christopher Wheeldon),This House will Burn (Ashley Page), Les Saisons(David Bintley), Two Footnotes, Bird as a Prophet, Rushes(Kim Brandstrup), Engram and Chroma(Wayne McGregor), Les Lutins and La Sylphide (Johan Kobborg)
A fost invitata si a avut aparitii in:
Kirov Ballet, Paris Opera, Bolshoi Ballet, American Ballet Theater, Royal Danish Ballet, Hungarian National Ballet, Viena State Opera,Zurich Ballet,National Ballet of Portugal,La Scala, Nacional Ballet Of Cuba, Teatro Colon,National Ballet of Romania, South African Ballet Theater,Zagreb Ballet. Galas with Hamburg Ballet ,La Scala Ballet, National Ballet Of China, Ballet Basel, Munich Ballet, Dortmund Ballet, National Ballet of Finland, Morphoses Company, The 10th and 11th World Ballet Festival (Tokyo) as well as galas in South Korea, Portugal, Italy, Sweden,USA and Denmark.
Premii si distinctii obtinute:
„Ballerina of the Decade” Award (Moscow 2010), VIP Romanian music and performing arts Award (2010). The Nijinsky Award (2004 Best female Dancer). Benois De la Dance (2004 Best female dancer), 1 Internationaler Movimentos Tanz Preis (2004 Best female dancer), Nagoya International Ballet Competition (Gold Medal), Prix De Lausanne (1997 winner), Critics’ Circle Dance Award ( 2002 Best female dancer), April 2002 she was given by the president of Romania Ion Iliescu, the medal of Cavaler of Romania (Ordinul national „Pentru Merit” in gradul de cavaler).
Aparitii video, tv si live:
Swan Lake, Cinderella, Nutcracker, Onegin, Daphnis and Chloe, Sleeping Beauty, Giselle,The South Bank Show, The Dream, Mime Matters, Don Quixote and pas de deuxs in various galas.
- published: 27 Sep 2015
- views: 2378
CGEG: Vitor Gaspar "The Making of a Continental Financial System"
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- Duration: 90:18
- Updated: 04 Apr 2014
- views: 227
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
The Making of a Continental Financial System:
Lessons for Europe from Early American History
With Vítor Gaspar
Special Adviser at Ba...
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
The Making of a Continental Financial System:
Lessons for Europe from Early American History
With Vítor Gaspar
Special Adviser at Banco de Portugal
Minister of Finance, Portugal (2011-2013)
Discussant:
Richard E. Sylla, Henry Kaufman Professor of the History of Financial Institutions and Markets, NYU Stern School of Business
Moderator:
Jan Svejnar, Director of CGEG
Vítor Gaspar will revisit the experience of Alexander Hamilton as the first Secretary of the Treasury. Hamilton started from a situation where the Federal government was accumulating interest arrears on domestic and international debt. In 1789 the US did not have a modern financial system. When Hamilton left the Treasury in 1795, US Treasuries were regarded as the ultimate safe asset and the US financial system included a central bank, a commercial banking system and securities markets. Federal tax revenue was sufficient to ensure debt service and gradual debt redemption. Hamilton articulated answers to fundamental questions: why pay the public debt? How can public credit be sustained? How to stop financial panic? Hamiltons answers and his experience as Secretary of the Treasury are most relevant for Europe today.
Co-sponsored by the Program for Economic Research at the Columbia University Department of Economics.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2014
The Making of a Continental Financial System:
Lessons for Europe from Early American History
With Vítor Gaspar
Special Adviser at Banco de Portugal
Minister of Finance, Portugal (2011-2013)
Discussant:
Richard E. Sylla, Henry Kaufman Professor of the History of Financial Institutions and Markets, NYU Stern School of Business
Moderator:
Jan Svejnar, Director of CGEG
Vítor Gaspar will revisit the experience of Alexander Hamilton as the first Secretary of the Treasury. Hamilton started from a situation where the Federal government was accumulating interest arrears on domestic and international debt. In 1789 the US did not have a modern financial system. When Hamilton left the Treasury in 1795, US Treasuries were regarded as the ultimate safe asset and the US financial system included a central bank, a commercial banking system and securities markets. Federal tax revenue was sufficient to ensure debt service and gradual debt redemption. Hamilton articulated answers to fundamental questions: why pay the public debt? How can public credit be sustained? How to stop financial panic? Hamiltons answers and his experience as Secretary of the Treasury are most relevant for Europe today.
Co-sponsored by the Program for Economic Research at the Columbia University Department of Economics.
- published: 04 Apr 2014
- views: 227
Alamos Golf Course Portugal
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- Duration: 21:05
- Updated: 27 May 2014
- views: 30194
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Alamos Golf Course Portugal with Mark Crossfield PGA professional AskGolfGuru, James Wiltshire the Gorilla and Rory from YourGolfTravel. This is a 3 hole challenge where the three golfers are playing for themselves. Who wins and claims bragin rights on this Portugal golf holiday.
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Alamos Golf Course Portugal with Mark Crossfield PGA professional AskGolfGuru, James Wiltshire the Gorilla and Rory from YourGolfTravel. This is a 3 hole challenge where the three golfers are playing for themselves. Who wins and claims bragin rights on this Portugal golf holiday.
- published: 27 May 2014
- views: 30194
Cenas da Luta de Classes em Portugal (Scenes from the Class Struggle in Portugal)
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- Duration: 90:27
- Updated: 07 Jan 2014
- views: 3821
Um documentário que acompanha o que se seguiu à revolução de 25 de Abril de 1974, observando as dinâmicas políticas e populares do período do PREC até às eleiçõ...
Um documentário que acompanha o que se seguiu à revolução de 25 de Abril de 1974, observando as dinâmicas políticas e populares do período do PREC até às eleições de 1976. Um olhar sobre este período, das ocupações que ocorreram ao movimento sindical, do papel do Movimento das Forças Armadas à independência de Angola. E com um foco raro nos movimentos políticos alternativos e populares que então se geraram.
Legendagem em português Daniel Lourenço // Associação Cultura no Muro.
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Um documentário que acompanha o que se seguiu à revolução de 25 de Abril de 1974, observando as dinâmicas políticas e populares do período do PREC até às eleições de 1976. Um olhar sobre este período, das ocupações que ocorreram ao movimento sindical, do papel do Movimento das Forças Armadas à independência de Angola. E com um foco raro nos movimentos políticos alternativos e populares que então se geraram.
Legendagem em português Daniel Lourenço // Associação Cultura no Muro.
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[470] The Valeant scandal and Steve Keen on China and Portugal
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The European Union cuts its Eurozone growth forecast for 2016. Despite this being the third year of consecutive growth for the European Union, growth is slow an...
The European Union cuts its Eurozone growth forecast for 2016. Despite this being the third year of consecutive growth for the European Union, growth is slow and will slow even further. Ameera David weighs in. Ameera also highlights a new smart Gmail feature that will be able to scan your email and offer quick replies. Then, Ameera and RT correspondent Manuel Rapalo update their earlier discussion on Airbnb’s fight in to stay legal in San Francisco and discuss Expedia’s $3.9 billion deal to buy Airbnb competitor HomeAway. Afterwards, Paul Craig Roberts gives us his take on the elimination of two popular social security claiming measures, part of his interview with Boom Bust’s Bianca Facchinei that will air Friday.
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The European Union cuts its Eurozone growth forecast for 2016. Despite this being the third year of consecutive growth for the European Union, growth is slow and will slow even further. Ameera David weighs in. Ameera also highlights a new smart Gmail feature that will be able to scan your email and offer quick replies. Then, Ameera and RT correspondent Manuel Rapalo update their earlier discussion on Airbnb’s fight in to stay legal in San Francisco and discuss Expedia’s $3.9 billion deal to buy Airbnb competitor HomeAway. Afterwards, Paul Craig Roberts gives us his take on the elimination of two popular social security claiming measures, part of his interview with Boom Bust’s Bianca Facchinei that will air Friday.
After the break, Boom Bust’s Edward Harrison sits down with Steve Keen, head of economics, history, and politics at Kingston University to get his thoughts on the path forward for China, emerging markets, and the global economy, as well as to assess whether politics in Portugal are radicalizing. And in The Big Deal, Ameera and Edward Harrison talk about the scandal surrounding former stock darling Valeant Pharmaceuticals.
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Bank Of Portugal Picks New CEO For BES Successor Novo Banco
The Bank of Portugal on Sunday picked a new chief executive for Novo Banco, successor to B...
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Fiscal and Monetary Policies after the Crises | Isabel Correia -Bank of Portugal
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Vitor Bento Resigns As CEO Of Portugal's BES Bank Successor
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Vitor Bento Resigns As CEO Of Portugal's BES Bank Successor
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Call with Bank of Portugal
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Portugal splits up its largest and oldest bank in emergency rescue plan
Portugal is to bailout its largest listed bank to the sum of 4.9 billion euros.
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Portugal splits up its largest and oldest bank in emergency rescue plan
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Lisbon, the charming capital of Portugal
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Funchal, Madeira - Bank of Portugal and Statue of Zarco
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Global stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisis
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Global stock markets slip on Portugal bank crisis
Portugal's largest bank has run into some trouble.
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Bank Fears Reignite Portugal Market Tensions
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Israel-Hamas War, Portugal Bank Default, Obama Ignores Immigrant Flood
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[174] William White on public and private debt & Portugal’s central bank rescue plan
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[174] William White on public and private debt & Portugal’s central bank rescue plan
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Mounting Alarm Over Portugal's Espirito Santo Bank Roils Markets
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Travel Lisbon, Portugal - Tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon
Take a tour of Monument to the Discoveries in Lisbon, Portugal -- part of the World's Grea...
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Portugal (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
✱ 10.958 Hotels in Portugal - Lowest Price Guarantee ► http://goo.gl/quRxDW
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Lisbon, Portugal Travel Guide - Must-See Attractions
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20 things to do in Lisbon Travel Guide
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What to Do in Lisbon, Portugal | 36 Hours Travel Videos | The New York Times
Throughout this hilly city on the Tagus River, structures and spaces are being stylishly r...
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Porto, Portugal Travel Guide - Must-See Attractions
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Travel Guide: Portugal
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Algarve, Portugal. Top attractions and places to visit
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Sintra Portugal Travel Guide Video
SINTRA, PORTUGAL – A MAGICAL DAYTOUR FROM LISBON
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Nazare Portugal Travel Guide
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Coimbra Portugal Travel Guide
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Algarve Top 4 | Portugal | Travel guide
Our theTravellers travel guide "Algarve Top 4" in Portugal out now! Top beaches, interesti...
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Porto Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Albufeira (Portugal) - Ren Travel Guide Travel Video
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Travel Guide to Faro, Portugal
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Holiday home Casas da Barca, Esposende, Portugal
The Houses of Casas da Barca - Alojamento Local are located in a quiet, gated community su...
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Casas Botelho Elias, Pinhão, Portugal
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Portugal: Baixa de Lisboa, Vista sobre Rio Tejo - Visit Lisbon - Videos Portugal Norte Sul HD
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Bed and Breakfast Casa Da Ponte, Arcos de Valdevez, Portugal
Set in a 17th century B& B, Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez is located on the left bank of...
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Alamal River Club, Gavião (Alentejo), Portugal, Bewertungen
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Casa Da Ponte Arcos De Valdevez, Arcos De Valdevez, Portugal, HD Review
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Portugal: The next Greece? What you need to know
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Portugal: Crossing the Ponte 25 Abril bridge in Lisbon over the River Tagus/Rio Tejo
Portugal: Crossing the Ponte 25 Abril bridge in Lisbon over the River Tagus/Rio Tejo. Film...
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Oporto Patrimonio de la Humanidad, desde el Duero - Portugal-HD
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BES: angry savers clamour for their cash in Portugal
Angry customers clamour to get their savings back from the collapsed Portuguese bank Espir...
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Troika in Portugal to assess progress in implementing bailout agreement
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Portugal PM consults political parties before deciding whether to call election
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Portugal PM consults political parties before deciding whether to call election
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Markets showed small signs of recovery in Portugal
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Portugal's financial markets in steep nosedive
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Why I Left Goldman Sachs: Greg Smith on Business Ethics & the Financial Services Company (2013)
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Banking Union in Europe
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Portugal: Lisboa Suburban diesels 1996 (Part 1 Barreiro - Moita)
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Porto (Portugal) trams - Route 18 last day of regular service May 1996.
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JOHAR MEHMOOD IN GOA - Mehmood, Simi Garewal, I.S. Johar, Sonia Sahni
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World Cup of Pool 2013 R1 England B - Portugal P1 by Vyshak-tv ( Melling Peach - Gama Sousa ) Rus
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02.14.2016 Dr. Jim Willie: The Quickening / The Economic Collapse Accelerating
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2016 Bank Bail-ins, Financial Crisis - Whats next? The war on your money
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Arch Hannah P Roseberry 2 Naples Central Bank F Religion Lothians Almond RScams
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ECB Forum 22 May 2015: Introductory speech Mario Draghi
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ECB Forum 22 May 2015: Introductory speech Mario Draghi
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ALEX JONES And GERALD CELENTE On CYPRUS- Elite Takeover, Economy & BANKING COLLAPSE
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Did the Vatican and Swiss Banks Help Germany During WW2? (2000)
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ECB Forum 23 May 2015 Policy panel: M. Draghi, S. Fischer, H. Kuroda
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ECB Forum 23 May 2015 Policy panel: M. Draghi, S. Fischer, H. Kuroda
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ECB Forum 22 May 2015 Session 1: P. Praet, O. Blanchard, L. H. Summers, L. Ball
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ECB Forum 22 May 2015 Session 1: P. Praet, O. Blanchard, L. H. Summers, L. Ball
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Massive 15-Foot, 780-Pound Alligator Caught In Florida
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Hunters from Outwest Farms located in Okeechobee, Florida have posted an image showing a massive, near 15-foot, 780 pound alligator they found and killed. According to CNN, the huge reptile was discovered on Saturday on one of the ponds located on a private ranch owned by Outwest Farms owner Lee Lightsey ... They were surprised when they came across this huge alligator instead ... I hate seeing a beautiful dinosaur like that killed.???? #RIP....
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The Panama papers could hand Bernie Sanders the keys to the White House
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The revelation that the rich and wealthy are shovelling money in overseas tax havens is not a particularly surprising one ... The Democratic presidential primaries in the US have been characterised by surging anger at the global elite ... Read more ....
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Apple is close to selling its billionth iPhone
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If Wall Street analysts' forecasts are accurate, Apple will sell its billionth iPhone sometime this summer. When Apple provides its quarterly finances on April 25, the company is expected to report that it sold 50 million iPhones during the first three months of 2016 ... ....
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Fiji residents ordered to stay inside as cyclone looms
Edit Khaleej Times 06 Apr 2016
Authorities in Fiji ordered people to stay inside as a tropical cyclone bore down on the Pacific tourist destination Wednesday, taking no chances after a recent monster storm killed 44 people. Tropical Cyclone Zena rapidly developed from a low pressure trough to an intense category three storm that was approaching the main island Vita Levu, the Fiji Meteorological Service said ... ....
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Frightening Parallels Seen Between 2016 And 1968
Edit WorldNews.com 05 Apr 2016
In 1968, I was the first in my family to attend college, but the promise of higher education appeared rather worthless as the nation descended into an orgy of violence that seemed to signal the breakdown of the American democratic experiment, educator Ron Briley writes in Raw Story ... Nixon, however, overreached in the Watergate crisis which exposed the threat posed to American democracy by his imperial Presidency ... ....
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In 2014, 10.1 million of hospitalisation days (Statistics Portugal)
Edit Public Technologies 06 Apr 2016
(Source. Statistics Portugal) Summary. • In 2014 half of the hospitals were under the administrative supervision of the State and of universal access. • Emergency service care in private hospitals increased ... Statistics Portugal issued this content on 06 April 2016 and is solely responsible for the information contained herein ... (noodl....
ECOSLOPS: very good prospects following a 2015 financial year marked by the commissioning of the Group's first micro-refining plant in Sines, Portugal. (Ecoslops SA)
Edit Public Technologies 06 Apr 2016
(Source. Ecoslops SA) 6dbb6008-85ff-4826-8616-fea2d6dafc06.pdf. ECOSLOPS. very good prospects following a 2015 financial year marked by the commissioning of the Group's first micro-refining plant in Sines, Portugal ... A good start to 2016 ... € m ... Δ. Revenue ... The Group's first micro-refining plant in Sines, Portugal, came into service during the first quarter of 2015 ... The first industrial unit is based in Sines, Portugal's largest commercial port....
An international manhunt is on for the man behind a massive European illegal immigration racket
Edit Business Insider 06 Apr 2016
An international manhunt is underway for the man behind one of Europe’s biggest ever illegal immigration rackets, which allowed more than 1,000 Chinese nationals to live and work in Portugal illegally ... In the decade up to his initial arrest in Portugal, Chen adopted at least nine different identities, used an array of false or forged Chinese passports, created fake businesses, rented properties and invested in international funds....
Futsal is Figo's path to footballing success
Edit DNA India 06 Apr 2016
Considering he put Portugal on the footballing map over a career spanning 15 years, Luis Figo, the 2001 FIFA World Player of the Year, would be hoping to do the same with the launch of the Premier Futsal League in the city on Tuesday ... Being part of Portugal's golden generation, Figo led a team filled with promise only to suffer heartbreak in the Euro 2004 final and a semifinal finish at the 2006 World Cup....
Brexit 'would hurt Ireland more than any other eurozone nation'
Edit Belfast Telegraph 06 Apr 2016
Share Go To ... "It would mainly have a negative impact on the UK ... He described Ireland as one of the ESM's success stories, along with Portugal, Spain and Cyprus, which became the latest country to exit its bailout programme last week. "If the ESM was not created in 2010, it's very likely that countries like Greece, Ireland and Portugal would have been forced to leave the euro area," he said ... ....
Almost three-quarters of people aged 25 to 64 in the EU feel healthy (EUROSTAT - European Union Statistical Office)
Edit Public Technologies 06 Apr 2016
In contrast, the highest share of the population aged 25 to 64 perceiving their health as bad or very bad was recorded in Croatia (13.4%), followed by Hungary (11.4%) and Portugal (11.3%) ... Portugal ... Portugal ... Cyprus Denmark Lithuania Belgium Estonia Finland Austria Germany Hungary Portugal Slovakia....
Mercedes-Benz achieves highest monthly unit sales in the company’s history (Daimler AG)
Edit Public Technologies 06 Apr 2016
(Source. Daimler AG) ... Unit sales in the first quarter reached a new high of 483,487 vehicles (+12.6%) ... Mercedes-Benz was the premium market leader in Japan, Canada, Australia, Taiwan and Portugal in March ... In the first quarter, Mercedes-Benz achieved double-digit growth in Great Britain, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Austria, Sweden and Portugal. Mercedes-Benz was the market leader among the premium manufacturers in Portugal in March ... smart ... 2016....
Muller wants Bayern to be 'horny' at Benfica
Edit FourFourTwo 06 Apr 2016
Thomas Muller believes Bayern Munich need to be "horny" in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Benfica ... Bayern travel to Portugal for the return clash next week and Muller had a novel way of describing the improvements he wants to see ... ....
Homecoming for Klopp as Liverpool visit Dortmund in Europa quarters
Edit Dawn 06 Apr 2016
PARIS ... The Reds have been plagued by inconsistency this term but have fared well against tougher opposition, and midfielder James Milner is confident Liverpool can stand up to Dortmund ... Meanwhile, Braga will look to shake off last Friday's 5-1 thrashing at Benfica as the 2011 finalists host Ukrainian outfit Shakhtar Donetsk, the 2009 champions, in Portugal.Fixtures (kick-off times 12.05 am PST). At Braga, Portugal ... At Bilbao, Spain ... ....
Liverpool 'can beat anyone' says Milner as Jurgen Klopp is set for Dortmund reunion
Edit The National 06 Apr 2016
Jurgen Klopp makes his eagerly anticipated return to Borussia Dortmund on Thursday when his Liverpool side visit the German giants in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final heavyweight clash ... See more ... Also read ... Meanwhile, Braga will look to shake off last Friday's 5-1 thrashing at Benfica as the 2011 finalists host Ukrainian outfit Shakhtar Donetsk, the 2009 champions, in Portugal ... At Braga, Portugal ... At Vila-real, Spain....
Bayern Munich 1 - 0 Benfica: Vidal strike gives Bayern advantage
Edit Scotsman 06 Apr 2016
Bayern Munich will take a slender 1-0 lead to Portugal after an organised defensive display from Benfica at the Allianz Arena in the Champions League quarter-final first leg ... Benfica will be disappointed with the goal they conceded, though ... ....
Two Malacca United players in hospital after being struck by lightning during training session
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