Portugal

farming...or, Plantation, Trading Post, and Settler.

He brought back pepper, spices, and silk.

The were ruled by a mighty ruler called Kyle Tesoro. Tesoro was a very wise man, and loved nothing but having more and more land. Tesoro had a weird habit, he always throw a ball shaped cloth into a basket( later on became a sport basketball)

Anyways, that was just a little bio.

The portuguese acomplished alot for example, they almost owned all of American, and most of Asia.

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The flight time for flights between the above places is 9 hours

This is an approximate travel time. The actual time might change depending on the flight path chosen, weather conditions, etc

Portugal is in the European Continent. It is the westernmost country in Europe, both main land and islands (Azores). As such Portugal is an European country, usually refereed as one of the South European Countries or one of the Mediterranean Country (being Spain, Italy and Greece other examples of countries in this category).

Other than some colonial conflicts in Africa in the 60's and 70's, Portugal has managed to remain neutral, although they were forced into WWI (1916 to 1918) due to un-restricted sub sinkings. They've managed to remain neutral ever since.

First of all is important to stress that Latino is not a race, but in America specially in the USA Latino is informally and incorrectly understood as one.

Latino is then a cultural reference rather than a race. In this sense you will find in the world Asian, Black and White people that are Latinos. Latino word is derived from Latin the ancient language that is the root of the Romance Language group (Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, etc...) and all people that speak it or has a cultural similarity with Latin culture then they are Latino.

Post this we can say Portugal is also part of a Latino Culture, but the people themselves are not Latinos in the sense of a race or in a comparison to South Americans. Generally speaking one can state that Portuguese people are Mediterranean Caucasian that is one of the branches of the Caucasian Race (aka White).

You will also find Northern Caucasians from the Celtic influence in Portugal. In Europe people from Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece, etc are refereed as Mediterranean or South Europeans when a reference to the physiognomy or culture is necessary.

In a gist Portuguese may be included in the Latino culture but are best described as Mediterraneans or South Europeans both as a reference to their Race as to a reference to their Culture.

Para a extradicao OS paises precisam de ter as mesmas normas juridicas. Os paises igualmente precisam de responder a perguntas importantes tais como a pratica da tortura e a possibilidade dum julgamento justo. A Republica de Portugal baseia suas politicas da extradicao na Convencao do Conselho da Europa do 1996. A Convencao exige a causa provavel, a protecao do perigo dobro, e um estatuto de limitacoes. A Republica igualmente abuliu a penalidade de morte. Os residentes das antigas colonias encontraram o trabalho e uma vida nova na Republica acolhedora. A Republica consequentemente sucedeu em finalizar tratados com OS paises relutantes como China e India. Os paises tais como uns da Africa e da Asia que nao tem tratados de extradicao com a Republica nao tem tratados com as democracias e republicas ocidentais. Ou sao OS paises tais como Dubai que nao extraditam.

Portugal uses the Euro, which consists of 100 cents.

wealth and power

Portugal boasts of long sunny summers that often extend to the autumn season. Winters tend to be moderately cool with numerous bouts of rain and thunder. Clothing requirements are adapted as per seasonal changes in Portugal. Most people prefer traditional dressing styles. Many people have incorporated modern dressing styles into their wardrobes, yet are not too fashionable.

Women have a natural tendency to wear traditional patterned dresses. Most women prefer to wear dresses, and men may choose to wear jackets and ties. The Portuguese are not fashion-conscious people. Most people prefer informal clothing, and this is evident in the minimal variance between work and social clothing. In case of business meetings, men may be seen dressed in formal, well-matched suits or sports coats. Women may also choose to wear suits or pantsuits at the work place.

It is advisable to keep windbreakers and jackets on hand even though the summer and autumn seasons are relatively warm. This is because evenings could turn cold and people may need to face cool Atlantic winds. Most day to day wear as well as Sunday wear reflect and keep alive traditional customs and preferences. Cotton turbans are commonly worn by workers as a protection from glaring sun rays.

Those who live in the rural areas of Portugal prefer to wear simple, loose, flowing clothes. Many of them are traditional fisher folk and wear attire suitable for fishing and going out sailing. The need for fashion is limited, and many rural regions boast of people who continue to wear clothes that may be considered to be from a long gone-era, with very basic designs. Tourists find such clothes to be very unique. Many shops may cater to the demand for such traditional clothes, as a tourist attraction. An important characteristic of Portuguese clothing lies in its simplicity of design, free-flowing designs, and soothing colors.

Portugal is country code +351. The plus sign means "insert your international access prefix here." That prefix is 011 from North America, 00 from most of Europe and many other countries, 0011 from Australia, and various other prefixes in other countries.

Since Portugal does not use a trunk code '0' for domestic numbers, you just add the nine-digit Portuguese number after the country code.

Dial:

(international access prefix) + (country code 351) + (9-digit number)

the destructive power of revenge

The exact number is not know but it is certainly in the millions.

St. Elizabeth of Portugal was a queen in Portugal whose son is Don Afonso. St. Elizabeth often settled quarrels between her husband and her son. She always extended a helping hand to the poor. Legend has it that her husband didnt like that she was giving food to the poor and one day he caught her sneaking out to give food and demanded to know what was in her apron. She simply replied that it was flowers and when he told her to drop the apron flowers fell from the apron instead of the food she was going to give to the poor.

Its a big melting pot actually.

All sorts of peoples inhabited this piece of land.

From the northern tribes of the Visigodes and the Celts, to the Romans, to the Muslims from North-Africa in the XIth century, to the British and the French during the crusades...

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ADDED: Given the shapes and sizes of the two countries, you would find it better to ask the distances between the relevant cities (e.g. Lisbon to Oslo, their respective capitals).

Portugal is a leader in production of cork. Other industries are oil refineries, petrochemistry, cement production, automotive, ship industries, electrical, electronics, machinery, pulp and paper industry, injection moulding, plastic products, textile, footwear, leather, furniture, ceramics, beverages and food industry.

Portugal's main sources of wealth are Turism and Services/Commerce. There's some industry, but after barriers to imports from PR China were put down, the textile industry (the top one in the country) was hit really badly. Olive oil, bark, Porto (liquor) are its main agricultural exports.

Portugal doesn't have any official mascot, but Galo de Barcelos which means Barcelos Rooster is usually used as a symbol of Portugal. Barcelos is a Portuguese city and its popular for one legend about a rooster. The Barcelos Rooster image is very different and stylized and if Portugal would have an official Mascot Barcelos Rooster would be it.

Portugal is in Europe which is in the northern hemisphere

about 905 people per square mile

Being a part of Portugal - which drives on the right - they would drive on the right side of the road, as well.