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The rules of travel are changing for European Union citizens and residents in February.
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The rules of travel are changing for European Union citizens and residents in February.
A huge part of Lisbon’s charm is its eclectic blending of old and new. While much of the city’s ancient architecture was destroyed in the...
We are pleased to present this year’s collection of books by members of the Foreign Service community.
The King Pedro IV Square in Lisbon, Portugal, better known as the Rossio, regales visitors with a delightful exemplar of the traditional pavement called calçada portuguesa. Originally cobbled in 1848, the dizzying light and dark …
Book: ‘Rossio Square N.°59’ by Jeannine J. Maia – Editor’s Note Posted on 20 March 2020. April 1941: After fleeing wartime France, 17-year-old Claire arrives at Rossio train station in Lisbon. She immediately crosses paths – in the most inauspicious of ways – with Antonio, a young Portuguese waiter, aspiring artist and, when necessary, pickpocket. The Chave d’Ouro café where Antonio works is a hotspot for the plotters and spies flocking to the Portuguese capital during WWII, and he soon becomes involved in a risky anti-Nazi sabotage operation. While Claire waits in vain for h...