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BGaming Enters Portugal’s iGaming Market Through Partnership with Solverde.pt

BGaming Enters Portugal’s iGaming Market Through Partnership with Solverde.pt

BGaming, a renowned online casino game provider, has made a significant entry into the Portuguese iGaming market by partnering with Solverde.pt, the nation’s largest local operator.

The Unit Partners with Sportingtech to Strengthen Brazil-Focused Sports Betting and iGaming Offerings

The Unit Partners with Sportingtech to Strengthen Brazil-Focused Sports Betting and iGaming Offerings

The Unit, a leading software development firm, has been selected by Sportingtech to elevate its sports betting and iGaming solutions for the competitive Brazilian market.

Ronaldo rocket carries United to semi-finals

Cristiano RonaldoPorto, Portugal  - A stunning goal from Cristiano Ronaldo gave Manchester United a 1-0 victory over Porto on Wednesday, taking them into the Champions League semi-final by a 3-2 aggregate.

No English side had ever won in the Dragao Stadium, but then none perhaps have ever been able to call on a player to capable of the spectacular as Ronaldo.

United manager Sir Alex Ferguson had publicly criticised the Portugal winger's attitude in the build-up to the game, and he could hardly have responded more positively.

Portugal and Jordan to push for Middle East peace

Portugal and Jordan to push for Middle East peaceLisbon  - Jordan and Portugal will launch joint diplomatic efforts to push for an agreement between Israel and the Palestinians over the next few months, Jordan's King Abdullah II said after meeting Portuguese President Anibal Cavaco Silva on Monday.

The two countries wanted Israel and the Palestinians to start negotiating "as soon as possible," the king said at the start of his two-day state visit to Portugal.

Portugal and Jordan were to sign cooperation agreements in sectors including education, science, technology, culture and social communication.

State funeral begins of Guinea-Bissau's slain president

State funeral begins of Guinea-Bissau's slain president Lisbon - The state funeral ceremony began Tuesday at Guinea-Bissau's parliament for slain president Joao Bernardo "Nino" Vieira, Portuguese media reported.

The 69-year-old president was shot dead in his home a week ago by soldiers angered by the killing of army chief Tagme Na Wai, Vieira's long-time rival, a few hours earlier. Tagme was buried over the week- end.

The room where Vieira's coffin lay-in-state was so crowded that some diplomats could not sit down.

No peacekeeping operation needed in Guinea-Bissau, Portugal says

PortugalLisbon - Portugal is excluding foreign military intervention in Guinea-Bissau, where the army and the civilian authorities have given the former colonial power assurances of their will to maintain peace, a senior official was Wednesday quoted as saying.

Portugal's Foreign Affairs Secretary of State Joao Gomes Cravinho spoke to the Portuguese news agency Lusa in Cape Verde after visiting Guinea-Bissau, the president of which Joao Bernardo "Nino" Vieira was shot dead on Monday.

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