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http://rleandro.home.sapo.pt/andorra2005/

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O que há de novo no mundo de Walt Disney na Europa.

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Lituania

Informação sobre o pais.

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Os Novos Dez da UE

Informações sobre os novos dez países aderentes à UE em 01 de Maio de 2004, resultantes do trabalho da áre-escola do ano lectivo 2003/2004 - em TOE, com o professor Rui Gomes.

http://espb2003.no.sapo.pt

TopRural

Guia de turismo rural em Espanha e Portugal. Procura de casas rurais, hotéis rurais, e pousadas com fotos e opiniões de viajantes.

http://www.toprural.com/

Village Terraneo

Uma rede de vilas/cidades mediterrâneas com carácter para um desenvolvimento turístico sustentável.

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