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Murteira, p. 145
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which was
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Murteira, André; Jesus,
Roger Lee de (2021-04-05). The
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- 917 sq mi), it
flows for 60
kilometres (37 mi),
joining the
Tagus near
Murteira.
Along its
length it
receives the Divor, and,
almost at the mouth, the...
-
Santana Lopes (2004),
former prime minister of
Portugal Francisco Luís
Murteira Nabo,
former chairman of
Portugal Telecom,
Minister of
Public Works, Transport...
-
interviewed by the
media about her uncle.
Maria Manuela Nogueira Rosa Dias
Murteira was born on 16
November 1925 in
Lisbon on Rua
Coelho da Rocha, in the parish...
- 1974 – 26
March 1975
Prime Minister Vasco Gonçalves
Preceded by Mário
Murteira Succeeded by
Jorge Sá
Borges Secretary of
State for
Social Security In...
- governor) 1987 126
Carlos Montez Melancia 9 July 1987 1990 —
Francisco Murteira Nabo (acting governor) 1990 1991 127
Vasco Joaquim Rocha Vieira 23 April...
- POR
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Physiotherapist Mónica
Neves POR
Nutricionist Nuno
Salvador POR Team
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