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The recent publication of the Treaty of Copenhagen, along with the minutes of the farcical Palmero Summit, has resulted in an eruption of fear, disgust and rage in Lisbon. The President of the Ministers, in an address to Parliament, explained his position in a speech published later that day.
After a bureaucratic mishap led to Portuguese customs agents being handed over control of the 'Penhelm', it was revealed that the ones behind the recent spate of piracy off of Lisbon's coast were none other than the perfidious Danes!
A hunting competition event held in the Cape Colony near the town of Durban to facilitate economic investment and to draw talent from around the globe to the Cape to further grow the colony.
After thirty years of peace, it seems that Portugal may once more be on the brink of war. The King and his pliant government insist that it is through war that Portugal will Regenerate, but certain naysayers declare doom on the horizon, and argue for different paths forward.
True Vintismo, and true liberalism is not revolution, and it is certainly not anarchy. Vintist parliamentarian Paulo Vilela pens an opinion piece in his party's paper, the Luz, denouncing radicalism and declaring that it has no place in Portugal.
After five years out of power, Manuel Passos and the adherents of Vintismo are once again in government, narrowly snatching an electoral victory in '46. They promise a bold program of political reform, economic modernization, liberalization, and a more assertive stance abroad. Viva a Regeneração!
King Otto von Wittelsbach awaits the arrival of his 2nd born child and his soon to be heir.
From 1838 to 1843, the Cape Colony of the British Commonwealth engaged in a series of military conflicts with the native tribes and the Boer Rebellion of the Natal Coast region. First with the Anglo-Basuto War, then with the Pacification of the Boer Rebellion and lastly the Anglo-Zulu War.
In a shocking diplomatic coup, the Passos government has announced Britain's intent to pay off the entirety of Portugal's debt and, furthermore, the King of Greece's impending wedding to Queen Maria II. Is this the start of a return of Portugal's fortunes?
Yet another of Her Majesty’s governments has collapsed under the strain of Devorismo. This time, the cabinet has been reshuffled quite drastically…
Jean Laborde washes up on the coast of the Merina Kingdom and finds himself a proposition of business.