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Kick Back in This Red Hot Center of Afro-Brazilian Culture - Vimarsana News

Kick Back in This Red Hot Center of Afro-Brazilian Culture

Getty ImagesThe cobblestone streets of Salvador, Brazil’s original capital city, call to mind the Raymond Chandler line that described a particularly dynamite woman: “There are blondes, and then there are blondes.” Sure, there are dozens of cities throughout the Americas with quaint colonial-era architecture. But only a few, a Cartagena or Charleston, fill travelers with such lust for the picturesque that the fetid origins of the cities’ wealth are easily put out of mind.And then there is Salvad

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Paul Daly fires Clonakilty SC into last four of Beamish Cup - Vimarsana News

Paul Daly fires Clonakilty SC into last four of Beamish Cup

CLONAKILTY Soccer Club are through to the Beamish Cup semi-finals following an explosive tie with Lyre Rovers

Beef industry has welcomed return of China exports - Vimarsana News

Beef industry has welcomed return of China exports

THE resumption of beef exports to China has been widely welcomed by the industry.Last week the Dept of Agriculture confirmed the resumption of Irish beef exports to China after a 10-week suspension by the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC). According to CSO figures

€1.6m beef campaign reactivated as access to China returns - Vimarsana News

€1.6m beef campaign reactivated as access to China returns

The resumption of access for Irish beef exports to China was confirmed on Wednesday.

New €1.6m campaign launched to promote Irish beef in China - Vimarsana News

New €1.6m campaign launched to promote Irish beef in China

Over 3,200 tonnes of Irish beef, valued at €19.7 million, was exported to China in 2023