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Jailed Portuguese Hacker Is 'Whistleblower' Behind Luanda Leaks, Lawyers Say
A Portuguese hacker has taken responsibility for disclosing hundreds of thousands of files revealing how billionaire Isabel dos Santos, daughter of Angola's former president, built her vast business empire, his lawyers said on Monday.
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Portugal Says Goodbye To Its 'Father Of Democracy'
Thousands on Monday paid their last respects to Mario Soares, widely seen as the father of Portugal's modern-day democracy, as his funeral cortege was set to wind its way across the capital.
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India Welcomes Antonio Guterres As Next UN Secretary-General
India has welcomed the selection of Portugal's former prime minister Antonio Guterres as the next United Nations (UN) Secretary General to replace Ban Ki-moon at the beginning of next year.
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Portuguese Centre-Right TV Star Billed to Win Presidential Poll
The former leader of Portugal's centre-right Social Democratic Party (PSD) and prominent television commentator Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa on Friday announced his bid to run for the the presidency in next January's election.
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First UN Nelson Mandela Prize Awarded to Ex-Portuguese Leader, Namibian Eye Doctor
Portugal's former leftist president Jorge Sampaio and Namibian eye specialist Helena Ndume were awarded the first UN Nelson Mandela Prize, on Monday, for their work to better humanity.
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Three Rivals Take on Sepp Blatter for FIFA Presidency
Four candidates are bidding to become FIFA president, including long-time incumbent Sepp Blatter. The three others who have thrown their hat into the ring are Asian Football Confederation vice-president Prince Ali bin Al Hussein of Jordan, former Portugal international Luis Figo and Dutch football chief Michael van Praag.
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David Ginola Bows out of FIFA Presidency Race
FIFA boss Sepp Blatter will now face opposition in his bid from former Portugal and Real Madrid winger Luis Figo, Asian Football Confederation vice-president Prince Ali bin Al Hussein, Dutch football boss Michael Van Praag and ex-FIFA executive Jerome Champagne.
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Jailed Portuguese Hacker Is 'Whistleblower' Behind Luanda Leaks, Lawyers Say
A Portuguese hacker has taken responsibility for disclosing hundreds of thousands of files revealing how billionaire Isabel dos Santos, daughter of Angola's former president, built her vast business empire, his lawyers said on Monday.
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Portugal Says Goodbye To Its 'Father Of Democracy'
Thousands on Monday paid their last respects to Mario Soares, widely seen as the father of Portugal's modern-day democracy, as his funeral cortege was set to wind its way across the capital.
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India Welcomes Antonio Guterres As Next UN Secretary-General
India has welcomed the selection of Portugal's former prime minister Antonio Guterres as the next United Nations (UN) Secretary General to replace Ban Ki-moon at the beginning of next year.
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Portuguese Centre-Right TV Star Billed to Win Presidential Poll
The former leader of Portugal's centre-right Social Democratic Party (PSD) and prominent television commentator Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa on Friday announced his bid to run for the the presidency in next January's election.
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First UN Nelson Mandela Prize Awarded to Ex-Portuguese Leader, Namibian Eye Doctor
Portugal's former leftist president Jorge Sampaio and Namibian eye specialist Helena Ndume were awarded the first UN Nelson Mandela Prize, on Monday, for their work to better humanity.
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Three Rivals Take on Sepp Blatter for FIFA Presidency
Four candidates are bidding to become FIFA president, including long-time incumbent Sepp Blatter. The three others who have thrown their hat into the ring are Asian Football Confederation vice-president Prince Ali bin Al Hussein of Jordan, former Portugal international Luis Figo and Dutch football chief Michael van Praag.
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David Ginola Bows out of FIFA Presidency Race
FIFA boss Sepp Blatter will now face opposition in his bid from former Portugal and Real Madrid winger Luis Figo, Asian Football Confederation vice-president Prince Ali bin Al Hussein, Dutch football boss Michael Van Praag and ex-FIFA executive Jerome Champagne.
