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The Mesinha of St Sebastian and the illustrious Jesuit who never held back

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In 1994, when in Portugal politicians who lied and insulted were still obliged to resign, and there wasn't the farce there is today surrounding wine, I went to Vila Grande. Column by Pedro Garcias

Público30 Jan

The Mesinha of St Sebastian and the illustrious Jesuit who never held back

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The Mesinha of St Sebastian and the illustrious Jesuit who never held back

The Mesinha of St Sebastian and the illustrious Jesuit who never held back