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Edgar Silva and Élvio Passos have released a new book detailing the history and significance of the 'Portugal Democrático' newspaper.
Edgar Silva and Élvio Passos have released a new book detailing the history and significance of the 'Portugal Democrático' newspaper.
The memoir of Mário Centeno as Minister of Finance now has a release date. Titled 'Contas Certas' (Right Accounts), the work will be launched on September 25th at 6:30 PM at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon, and presented by José Pacheco Pereira. At the beginning of May, Expresso reported that Mário Centeno was preparing...
The city of Viana do Castelo held an event for the launch of the book titled 'Portugal: from Dictatorship to Democracy'.
Presentation of the book “Portugal from Dictatorship to Democracy” and the opening of the exhibition.
Brazilian author Milton Hatoum visited Lisbon to launch 'Pontos de Fuga', the second volume of his trilogy 'O Lugar Mais Sombrio', which portrays the Brazilian military dictatorship (1964-1985). Hatoum discusses his writing process, the importance of patience in literature, and how memory serves as the foundation for his work, while also reflecting on the political and urban changes in Brazil.
The book detailing Portugal's transition from an authoritarian regime to a democratic state will have its official launch in Lisbon tomorrow.
Home Community A Story of Love, Resilience and Hope Touches Hundreds Following Book Launch in the Algarve A Story of Love, Resilience and Hope Touches Hundreds Following Book Launch in the Algarve What began as a simple book presentation became an unforgettable evening of emotion, reflection and
Maris Tavares works in the empowerment of women and girls in situations of social vulnerability. The launch of 'Vestindo a Alma' was supported by the Brazilian Embassy in Portugal and FNAC.
Notas de Anita, by the Brazilian writer, poet, and composer Branca Lescher, is scheduled for release on Friday, May 22, starting at 6:30 PM, at Livraria Snob.
INTERVIEW || Family is a 'necessary evil', says Brazilian psychoanalyst Vera Iaconelli, who was recently in Portugal to present her book, 'Análise: notas do divã', in which she exposes some of the problems of her own family - which tormented and traumatised her, but also contributed to the woman she is today.
The book by Renata Soares from Minas Gerais, <em>Silêncio de Pai, Grito de Mãe</em>, shares stories of women raising children alone. The launch is in April at the Municipal Library of Loulé in the Algarve.
Algarve-based writer Stephen Powell, author of a book on walking through Portugal, is launching a new volume, this time on the former Portuguese colony of Mozambique. “Since Mozambique is about The post Portugal-based travel writer hits the road again, this time in Africa appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The interior designer to bank directors, businesswomen and heiresses to multimillion-euro empires in Brazil came to Lisbon to launch her second book, released by QuartoSala.
