Passenger Z

     Dear Fran,

     I have to give you a good news.

     I have just been to the CODAC (Centro Olontense de Arte Contemporáneo) in Gibraleón and you know what I discovered?

Are you breathing too much mercury, Mr Trump?

On the EN125 road of the Algarve, just the right at the roundabout of Vila Nova de Cacela, you find a sign with the following message: Não há Planeta B.

Novos contos da Montanha

Era de sua natureza um tipo macambúzio, de olhos grandes e vidrados, boca rasgada e um espeso bigode a cair-lhe da cara.

It had to be shared

     Dear Fran,

     First of all, please, watch this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqVRcFQagtI

     Vidas e Vozes do Mar e do Peixe

     The first thing you can see when you enter Portugal through Ayamonte is a large sign with this message: Vila Real de S.to António cidade do iluminismo. With a map of the city divided into grids, with a large square in the urban centre.

O Projecto do Museu da Liberdade e da Resistência em Peniche

Although I have been very daring in many things, I have never had the courage to face face to face with an antiriot and I have to admit that the mere fact of seeing one of these individuals armed with all their clothing and weapons gives me physiological reactions that recommend me not to interfere too much in protests and demonstrations that could turn violent. I own up it.

We will always have Oslo

The columnist writes that the army seldom takes sides with democracy. Genetic issue He is also right when he says that the multitude, sooner or later, returns to his home, and I agree with him that where the crowd can be most effective is when deployed tactically against a specific, winnable goal.