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++ International Monetary Fund office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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++ International Monetary Fund director Christine Lagarde at her office in Washington DC.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Supporters of the Social-Democratic Party celebrate after the party wins the general elections. Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Supporters of the Social-Democratic Party celebrate after the party wins the general elections. Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Supporters of the Social-Democratic Party celebrate after the party wins the general elections. Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Fernando Nobre, former independent candidate to the Presidency, greets during the celebrations of victory of the Social DEmocratic Party. Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Supporters of the Social-Democratic Party celebrate after the party wins the general elections. Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • Pedro Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social-Democratic Party (center-right) won the general elections in Portugal with 38% of the voting and will be the next Prime-Minister in a time when the country will have to fulfill the agreement sign by the retiring Socialist Party with the IMF and the European Union for finantial aid. The new government will be a cohalition with the Christian Democratics to form a majority in the new parliament.
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  • A moment during the Portuguese general strike.
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  • A moment during the Portuguese general strike.
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  • A moment during the Portuguese general strike.
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  • A moment during the Portuguese general strike.
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  • Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social Democratic Party (center-right wings), run for the parliamentary election. In the picture a moment during his campaign in Braga.
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  • Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social Democratic Party (center-right wings), run for the parliamentary election. In the picture a moment during his campaign in Braga.
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  • Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social Democratic Party (center-right wings), run for the parliamentary election. In the picture a moment during his campaign in Braga.
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  • Passos Coelho, the leader of the Social Democratic Party (center-right wings), run for the parliamentary election. In the picture a moment during his campaign in Braga.
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  • José Socrates, the former Portuguese prime minister and leader of the Socialist Party (center-left wings), run for the parliamentary election. In the picture a moment during his campaign in Braga.
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  • José Socrates, the former Portuguese prime minister and leader of the Socialist Party (center-left wings), run for the parliamentary election. In the picture a moment during his campaign in Braga.
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  • Supporters of the Socialist Party and of José Socrates during the José Socrates parliamentary election campaign in Braga. José Socrates, the former Portuguese prime minister and leader of the Socialist Party (center-left wings), run for the parliamentary election.
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  • Supporters of the Socialist Party and of José Socrates during the José Socrates parliamentary election campaign in Braga. José Socrates, the former Portuguese prime minister and leader of the Socialist Party (center-left wings), run for the parliamentary election.
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  • A portrait of a protester during a Portuguese strike
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  • A portrait of a protester during a Portuguese strike
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  • A portrait of a protester during a Portuguese strike
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  • A portrait of a protester during a Portuguese strike
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  • A portrait of a protester during a Portuguese strike
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  • In a bus stop where a beggar is sleeping, a Portuguese company advertises its liquor brand using digital composed images of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarcozy holding a Licor Beirão bottle, it can be read in the muppie among other things, "Dear Angela. Portugal is giving its best. Happy Holidays." , in Lisbon, Portugal. 27/12/2011 IN SALES IN PORTUGAL
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  • A Portuguese company advertises its liquor brand using digital composed images of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarcozy holding a Licor Beirão bottle, it can be read in the muppie among other things, "Dear Nicolas. Portugal is giving its best. Happy Holidays." , in Lisbon, Portugal. 27/12/2011 IN SALES IN PORTUGAL
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  • A Portuguese company advertises its liquor brand using digital composed images of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarcozy holding a Licor Beirão bottle, it can be read in the muppie among other things, "Dear Angela. Portugal is giving its best. Happy Holidays." , in Lisbon, Portugal. 27/12/2011 IN SALES IN PORTUGAL
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  • Athens, Greece - A man walking in downtown Athens. Greek economical crisis started in 2008. The so-called Austerity measures imposed to the country by the “Troika” (European Union, European Central Bank, and International Monetary Fund) to reduce its debt, were followed by a deep recession and the worsening of life conditions for millions of people. Unemployment rate grew from 8.5% in 2008 to 25% in 2012 (source: Hellenic Statistical Authority).<br />
Bruno Simões Castanheira
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  • Athens, greece - Two kids receive some food from a charity organization. The Hellenic Statistical Authority reports 22.9% of all types of families with children under the age of 18 are on the verge of or face the danger of poverty. Greek economical crisis started in 2008. The so-called Austerity measures imposed to the country by the “Troika” (European Union, European Central Bank, and International Monetary Fund) to reduce its debt, were followed by a deep recession and the worsening of life conditions for millions of people. Unemployment rate grew from 8.5% in 2008 to 25% in 2012 (source: Hellenic Statistical Authority).<br />
Bruno Simões Castanheira
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  • Athens, greece - Spaneli, 31 years old prostitute. Mother of a two years old, Spaneli said that prostitution was the only way she could find to feed her daughter after losing her job and all the help from the state.Recently, dozens of prostitutes were arrested and forced to take HIV tests. Police released photographs of women who had tested positive. Greek economical crisis started in 2008. The so-called Austerity measures imposed to the country by the “Troika” (European Union, European Central Bank, and International Monetary Fund) to reduce its debt, were followed by a deep recession and the worsening of life conditions for millions of people. Unemployment rate grew from 8.5% in 2008 to 25% in 2012 (source: Hellenic Statistical Authority).Bruno Simões Castanheira
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  • Athens, Greece – Drug addiction in the centre of Athens. Since the financial crisis started,  the number of drug addicts and people sick with tuberculosis and HIV has increased of over 50% in the historical center of Athens. Greek economical crisis started in 2008. The so-called Austerity measures imposed to the country by the “Troika” (European Union, European Central Bank, and International Monetary Fund) to reduce its debt, were followed by a deep recession and the worsening of life conditions for millions of people. Unemployment rate grew from 8.5% in 2008 to 25% in 2012 (source: Hellenic Statistical Authority).<br />
Bruno Simões Castanheira
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  • Athens, Greece - Amalia Valdovu, a 22 years old girl from Romania, lies dead on the sidewalk. She was homeless and a drug addict. When she started to feel sick somebody called the ambulance. It took it 50 minutes to arrive: it was too late. Greek economical crisis started in 2008. The so-called Austerity measures imposed to the country by the “Troika” (European Union, European Central Bank, and International Monetary Fund) to reduce its debt, were followed by a deep recession and the worsening of life conditions for millions of people. Unemployment rate grew from 8.5% in 2008 to 25% in 2012 (source: Hellenic Statistical Authority).<br />
Bruno Simões Castanheira
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  • Athens, Greece - A man searching for food in the trash. A fifth of the Greek population is at risk of poverty, according to data released by the Greek Statistical Authority (ELSTAT). Greek economical crisis started in 2008. The so-called Austerity measures imposed to the country by the “Troika” (European Union, European Central Bank, and International Monetary Fund) to reduce its debt, were followed by a deep recession and the worsening of life conditions for millions of people. Unemployment rate grew from 8.5% in 2008 to 25% in 2012 (source: Hellenic Statistical Authority). <br />
Bruno Simões Castanheira
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  • Athens, Greece - Panagiotis, 11, and Crisoula, 15. In the background, the barrack of Laurio where they were forced to move with their parents. Greek economical crisis started in 2008. The so-called Austerity measures imposed to the country by the “Troika” (European Union, European Central Bank, and International Monetary Fund) to reduce its debt, were followed by a deep recession and the worsening of life conditions for millions of people. Unemployment rate grew from 8.5% in 2008 to 25% in 2012 (source: Hellenic Statistical Authority). <br />
Bruno Simões castanheira
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