Wednesday, 24 February 2010
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- Too far in the West?
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Spain is having a very difficulting situation. Specially when you consider the construction and real state sector. But Spain is still a very big european producer. There are countries like Portugal and Greece that hardly produce anything. I beleive that in the future, in the near futu8re, we will find out that the Portuguese situation is far worse that the spanish one.
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Antonio
Viva, onde é que se pode deixar comentarios gerais que nao ligam a nenhum post? Para já só vos quero deixar os maiores Parabens pela iniciativa. É uma lufada de ar fresco saber que há Portugueses bem formados e informados que colaboram e tomam iniciativas como esta que só dignificam Portugal. Precisamos de mais gente como vós.
ReplyDeleteNa edicao do Publico de hoje saiu uma noticia sobre este blog mas nem um "linkzinho" colocaram. Sugiro que facam a ligacao ao artigo do publico (Twingly) para que ao menos o vosso link fique lá colocado no fundo...
A noticia é http://economia.publico.clix.pt/noticia.aspx?id=1424352