O gente da minha terra 

I´m learning to read and write and I like to do it on my own. All help is very welcome

Dear Fran,

It was a gift.

A day my lady found me listening to her, not to my lady. she was singing Chuva. She was Mariza.

Tribes

The Diário de Notícias newspaper comes thin but it´s worth. It´s only 1.20€ and brings a “succulent” interview with António Araújo.

It´s a long interview, from page 4^th to page 7^th, and there are some points that I start to emphasize…

The perfect script

Why did the crowd boo the athlete? The London Stadium was a single voice. Each apparition was met with a deafening BOOOO…

«I didn´t deserve boos», said Justin Gatlin.

A very expensive pic

The monotonous puff-puff-puff from the sprinkler on the grass sounds like a lullaby for the nap.

The sings of the cicadas and the crickets overlap at dusk.

Malta deserves a glance

     The recent history of Malta has three important dates.

290511 Let´s give to the love another chance.

The Godmother

I´m learning to read and write and I like to do it on my own. All help is very welcome

     One cannot expect anything from anyone. Or one can expect all from anyone, my lady said with a shrug.

     I don´t understand some people. Today I eat you with kisses and tomorrow I do not want to know anything about you, she continued.

The Violence of Austerity 

    The book has been written and edited by Vickie Cooper and David Whyte.

    Mr Whyte is Professor of Socio-legal studies at the University of Liverpool. He has written for The Guardian, The Herald and The Age and the Red Pepper.

    Vickie Cooper is a lecturer and researcher of Social Policy and Criminology at the Open University.