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The President of the Azores gave an open lecture at the University of Madeira today

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  1. The President of the Azores gave an open lecture at the University of Madeira today.

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    SAPO Notícias
    “Presidente açoriano dá hoje aula aberta na Universidade da Madeira”

    Machine translation: Azorean president gives today an open class at the University of Madeira

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  2. The President of the Azores Government called the Azores and Madeira “regions of opportunity” for Portugal and the EU.

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    SAPO Notícias
    “Açores e Madeira são “regiões de oportunidade”

    Machine translation: Azores and Madeira are “regions of opportunity”

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