Prime Minister David Cameron meets Portuguese counterpart Pedro Passos

candyfloss wrote:Coincidence???? Just days before on 18th April, and the Panorama prog, and all those interviews with Andy Redwood. This wasn't reported much was it? If you google it, no papers at all except Guardian.



British Prime Minister David Cameron (L) welcomes the Prime Minister of Portugal Pedro Passos Coelho (R), to 10 Downing Street in London

http://www.demotix.com/news/1163729/prime-minister-david-cameron-meets-portuguese-counterpart-pedro-passos

candyfloss wrote:Ah, a game of hangman to fill in the dashes, my first letter would be M for mystery..

candyfloss wrote:Ah, a game of hangman to fill in the dashes, my first letter would be M for mystery..

Tony Bennett wrote:

candyfloss wrote:Coincidence???? Just days before on 18th April, and the Panorama prog, and all those interviews with Andy Redwood. This wasn't reported much was it? If you google it, no papers at all except Guardian.



British Prime Minister David Cameron (L) welcomes the Prime Minister of Portugal Pedro Passos Coelho (R), to 10 Downing Street in London

http://www.demotix.com/news/1163729/prime-minister-david-cameron-meets-portuguese-counterpart-pedro-passos

I think this was mostly about the continuing implosion of the eurozone, and how Portugal might need a bail-out:

http://www.portugaldailyview.com/whats-new/meeting-passos-and-cameron-discuss-european-crisis

Just like the Greeks and the Irish, he probably came with a begging bowl, although to be honest I can't make it out on the above photograph.

One good thing that Gordon Brown did was to develop his famous 'five tests' that would have to be met before we joined the eurozone - those five tests stopped Blair driving us into this destined-to-fail project.

The Madeleine McCann affair cost the Portuguese peopel a huge amount of money and discouraged tourism there. Given that over quarter of a million people read (___ _____ __ ___ ___) and saw the documentary based on it, it wasn't surprising that last week Isabel Duarte, the McCanns' lawyer, conceded that most Portuguese people didn't ______ ___ _______.

Cheshire Cat wrote:

Tony Bennett wrote:

candyfloss wrote:Coincidence???? Just days before on 18th April, and the Panorama prog, and all those interviews with Andy Redwood. This wasn't reported much was it? If you google it, no papers at all except Guardian.



British Prime Minister David Cameron (L) welcomes the Prime Minister of Portugal Pedro Passos Coelho (R), to 10 Downing Street in London

http://www.demotix.com/news/1163729/prime-minister-david-cameron-meets-portuguese-counterpart-pedro-passos

I think this was mostly about the continuing implosion of the eurozone, and how Portugal might need a bail-out:

http://www.portugaldailyview.com/whats-new/meeting-passos-and-cameron-discuss-european-crisis

Just like the Greeks and the Irish, he probably came with a begging bowl, although to be honest I can't make it out on the above photograph.

One good thing that Gordon Brown did was to develop his famous 'five tests' that would have to be met before we joined the eurozone - those five tests stopped Blair driving us into this destined-to-fail project.

The Madeleine McCann affair cost the Portuguese peopel a huge amount of money and discouraged tourism there. Given that over quarter of a million people read (___ _____ __ ___ ___) and saw the documentary based on it, it wasn't surprising that last week Isabel Duarte, the McCanns' lawyer, conceded that most Portuguese people didn't ______ ___ _______.

I am sure it has damaged tourism. A colleague at work called me "very brave" taking my daughter to Portugal.

I am sure it has damaged tourism. A colleague at work called me "very brave" taking my daughter to Portugal.