Wikipedia:WikiProject Portugal/Cleanup listing

• Hispania Nova (Mar 2008)
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• Monumento ao Bombeiro (May 2008)
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• Maria Pia de Saxe-Coburgo e Bragança (Sep 2009)
• Kingdom of Galicia (Jan 2010)

• Lusíada University

• Capetian dynasty (Jan 2008)
• Catarina Eufémia (Feb 2008)
• European exploration of Africa (Feb 2008)
• Indians in Portugal (Feb 2008)
• Old Cathedral of Coimbra (Feb 2008)
• Sam the Kid (Feb 2008)
• Wamba (Feb 2008)
• Alternative theory of the European discovery of Brazil
  (Apr 2008)
• Amílcar Cabral (Apr 2008)
• Coat of arms of Portugal (Apr 2008) «Top»
• Alcabideche (May 2008)
• A Bola (May 2008)
• Carcavelos (May 2008)
• Correio da Manhã (May 2008)
• Destak (May 2008)
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• Martinair Flight 495 (May 2008)
• Núria Madruga (May 2008)
• Optimus Clix (May 2008)
• O Primeiro de Janeiro (May 2008)
• Parede (May 2008)
• Patrícia Tavares (May 2008)
• Público (Portugal) (May 2008)
• Record (newspaper) (May 2008)
• SAPO (company) (May 2008)
• Sociedade Independente de Comunicação
  (May 2008)
• Count of Ameal (Jun 2008)
• Exame Informática (Jun 2008)
• Minho River
  (Jun 2008) «High»
• Mundo Universitário (Jun 2008)
• Monumento ao Bombeiro (Jul 2008)
• Praça do Comércio (Aug 2008)
• São Domingos de Rana (Sep 2008)
• Caixa Mágica
  (Dec 2008)
• Miguel Vale de Almeida (Dec 2008)
• Penamacor Municipality
  (Dec 2008)
• José Fidalgo (Jan 2009)
• Reconquista (Jan 2009) «High»
• Vasco da Gama class frigate
  (Feb 2009)
• Duke of Braganza (Mar 2009)
• Convent of the Order of Christ
  (Apr 2009)
• Francesinha (Apr 2009)
• Kingdom of Kongo (Apr 2009)
• List of Lusitanian deities (Apr 2009)
• Ordem dos Engenheiros (Apr 2009)
• Rock in Rio (Apr 2009)
• Umayyad conquest of Hispania
  (Apr 2009)
• ZON Multimédia
  (May 2009)
• Censorship in Portugal (Jun 2009) «High»
• Abbé Faria (Jul 2009)
• Lupin
  (Jul 2009)
• Camilo Castelo Branco (Aug 2009)
• Anthony of Padua (Sep 2009)
• Josefa de Óbidos (Sep 2009)
• G.D. Estoril-Praia
  (Oct 2009)
• Henry the Navigator
  (Oct 2009)
• Lourenço Marques
  (Oct 2009)
• Lusitanian War (Oct 2009)
• Pedro I of Brazil (Dec 2009)
• Carlos I of Portugal (Jan 2010) «High»
• Pedro Sousa (Jan 2010)
• History of the Portuguese Communist Party (Feb 2010)
• John V of Portugal (Feb 2010) «High»

• Quim Barreiros (Mar 2007)
• João Barreiros (Aug 2007)
• Leonel Vieira (Aug 2007)
• Portuguese name (Nov 2007)
• Instituto Nacional de Medicina Legal (Dec 2007)
• Ricardo Araújo Pereira (Dec 2007)
• Mafalda Veiga (Jan 2008)
• José Fidalgo (Mar 2008)
• Merche Romero (Mar 2008)
• Fátima Felgueiras (Apr 2008)
• Jaime Silva (Portugal) (Apr 2008)
• Democratic Intervention (Portugal)
  (May 2008)
• Patrícia Tavares (May 2008)
• Duarte Pio, Duke of Braganza (Jun 2008)
• Joe Berardo (Jun 2008)
• Rotores de Portugal (Jun 2008)
• Lúcia Santos
  (Jul 2008)
• Ana Cristina Oliveira (Aug 2008)
• Francisco Santos (Aug 2008)
• Marrano (Aug 2008)
• Pedro Santana Lopes (Aug 2008)
• Saudade (Aug 2008)
• F.C. Tirsense (Oct 2008)
• Pedro de Alcântara, Prince of Grão Para
  (Nov 2008)
• Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia (Jan 2009)
• Carlos Queiroz (Mar 2009)
• Celtiberians (Mar 2009)
• SEDES (Mar 2009)
• Moors (Apr 2009) «Top»
• Carlos Jorge (May 2009)
• Dulce Pontes (May 2009)
• Alexandre Baptista (Jun 2009)
• Ana Maria Gomes
  (Jun 2009)
• Francisco Castro (Jun 2009)
• Francisco Rodrigues (Portuguese footballer) (Jun 2009)
• Macanese Portuguese (Jun 2009)
• Abd al-Mu'min (Jul 2009)
• José Quitongo (Jul 2009)
• Zezinando (Jul 2009)
• José Carlos da Silva José
  (Aug 2009)
• Alberto Festa (Jan 2010)
• Américo Lopes (Jan 2010)
• Diogo de Freitas do Amaral
  (Jan 2010) «High»
• José Augusto de Almeida
  (Jan 2010)
• Márcio Santos (goalkeeper)
  (Jan 2010)
• Mário Coluna (Jan 2010)
• Pechão (Jan 2010)
• César de Oliveira (Feb 2010)
• History of the Portuguese Communist Party (Feb 2010)
• Joaquim de Almeida (Feb 2010)
• Carlos Chaínho (Mar 2010)
• José Barata-Moura (Mar 2010)

• Estádio Conde Dias Garcia
• Estádio do Bolhão
• Estádio Municipal 22 de Junho
• Estádio Municipal de Rio Maior
• Ethnography and History Municipal Museum of Póvoa de Varzim
• Nossa Senhora da Conceição Fortress
• Parque Municipal dos Desportos de Fafe
• Portugal at the 2006 Lusophony Games
• Quintus Fabius Maximus Aemilianus
• Serra da Estrela cheese
• Tomé Barbosa de Figueiredo Almeida Cardoso

• Battle of Roliça
• Cabidela
• Choupal National Forest
• Coimbra University Stadium
• Count of Mértola
• Diogo I Nkumbi a Mpudi
• Estadio Adelino Ribeiro Novo
• Paul de Arzila
• Penedo da Saudade
• Portuguese motorcycle Grand Prix
• Salesians in Portugal

• Amora F.C.
• Beatrix da Silva
• Bernardo Santareno
• Bronze of Levante
• Corridinho
• F.C. Famalicão
• Filippo di Piero Strozzi
• Martim Afonso de Castro
• Miguel de Bragança
• Pimba
• Porto Football Association
• Portugal at the Olympics «High»
• Portugal national handball team
• Portuguese Malacca
• Santa Bárbara de Nexe
• South-Western Iberian Bronze
• Witteric

• A3 motorway (Portugal)
• Almoçageme
• Associação Desportiva de Argoncilhe
• Cancioneiro de Paris
• Duarte Pacheco Pereira
• Expo '98
• FLAMA
• Henry, Count of Portugal «High»
• Joana Tomásia da Câmara
• José da Câmara Teles, 4th Count of Ribeira Grande
• List of Iberian Jews
• List of Sephardic Jews
• Luís Manuel da Câmara, 3rd Count of Ribeira Grande
• Manuel de Arriaga
• Portuguese Sign Language
• Vila Cardílio

• Antuã River
• Beatriz Pereira de Alvim
• Carlos Maia Pinto
• Diogo António José Leite Pereira de Melo e Alvim
• Francisco Cunha Leal
• Gungunhana
• Hasdingi
• José Ramos Preto
• Liberato Pinto
• Manuel Maria Coelho
• O Comércio da Póvoa de Varzim
• Tomé de Barros Queirós
• Vitorino Guimarães

• Alfredo Rodrigues Gaspar
• Bacalhau
• Embutido
• Football in Portugal
• Iberian Pact
• John Baptist de Faria
• Lama (Santo Tirso)
• Little Portugal, San Jose
• Portuguese Rapid Reaction Brigade

• Leonor Telles de Menezes
• List of cardinals from Portugal
• Póvoa de Varzim Parish
• Roman Catholicism in Portugal
• Sacavém
• São Félix Hill
• Victor Hugo de Azevedo Coutinho

• Denis, Infante of Portugal
• Estádio das Antas
• Housing in Portugal
• Infanta Maria da Assunção of Portugal

• Alpiarça Municipality
• Battle of São Mamede
• Constitution of Portugal
• Lusitanic
• Miguel da Paz, Prince of Asturias
• Portuguese-style bullfighting
• Portuguese Podengo

• Captaincy
• Flavius Paulus
• Guilhermina Suggia
• Luísa Todi
• Manuel Quintão Meireles
• Quarteto 1111
• Roman Catholic Church in Kongo

• 1580 Portuguese succession crisis
• Artur de Sacadura Cabral
• Battle of Praia Bay
• Edward of Portugal
• List of Portuguese traditional instruments
• Macaronesia
• Vitória (Porto)

• Agila I
• Isabella of Portugal (1397–1471)
• Jardim Pelado
• Lijó
• Ponta do Tristão
• Princess Maria, Lady of Viseu
• Ribeira da Achada
• Santa Maria Madalena, Madeira
• Trindade (Seixal)

• António Pedro
• Battle of Alfarrobeira
• Estádio de São Miguel (Gondomar)
• Estádio Marques da Silva
• Fausto Correia
• Joanna La Beltraneja
• Luciano Cordeiro
• Lusophilia
• Military history of Portugal
• Porglish
• Portuguese Africans

• Portuguese language «Top»

• List of Iberian Jews
• List of Portuguese words of Germanic origin
• List of Sephardic Jews

• Boss AC
• Ílhavo Municipality
• Transfer of sovereignty of Macau
• UFOs seen by Portugal Air Force

• Guimarães Municipality
• National Renovator Party
• Socialist Party (Portugal)

• Felix the Hermit
• Peter of Rates

• ADETTI
• Agostinho da Silva
• António Teixeira de Sousa
• Publius Cornelius Scipio Nasica
• Telenovela

• Francis Xavier «High»
• History of Portugal (1112–1279)
• Sam the Kid

• Ethiopian–Adal War
• Golden age of Jewish culture in Spain

• Aldeia de Santa Margarida
• Nanban trade

• Black pudding
• Da Weasel
• Gafanha da Nazaré
• History of Brazil
• São Paulo dos Campos de Piratininga

• 1994 World Junior Championships in Athletics
• 5 October 1910 revolution
• Hospital Pulido Valente
• Portuguese Timor

• Lajes Field
• Liberalism in Portugal
• Portuguese Colonial War

• Boliqueime
• Fado
• History of Portugal (1415–1542)
  «High»
• João de Loureiro
• Martinair Flight 495

• European exploration of Australia
• Luís de Camões «High»
• NRP Sagres III
• Rickmer Rickmers

• Convention of Sintra

• History of Portugal (1777–1834) «High»
• Portugal in World War I
• Portuguese football competitions

• 1383–1385 Crisis

• Madeira

• Hovione
• José Maria Ferreira de Castro
• Moors «Top»

• Democratic Renovator Party (Portugal)
• Miguel Corte-Real
• Os Lusíadas «High»
• Rally de Portugal
• Zeca Afonso

• Portuguese guitar

• Martinair Flight 495
• Seven Years' War
• Timeline of the Muslim presence in the Iberian peninsula
• Tripas
• Vasco da Gama Rodrigues

• Aftasid dynasty
• Algarve «Top»
• Mário de Sá-Carneiro
• Miguel, Duke of Braganza
• Moors «Top»
• Portuguese American neighborhoods

• Lusitanians

• Azores
• Madredeus
• Roman Catholic Diocese of Coimbra
• Vítor Norte

• Maria Pia de Saxe-Coburgo e Bragança
• Saint Helena

• Fernando Pessoa
• Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo
• Nadia Almada
• Oliveira de Azeméis Municipality

• Lourenço Marques
• Mozarabic chant
• Religion in Portugal

• 2007 Iberian Peninsula earthquake
• António Egas Moniz
• Kingdom of León «Top»
• Port wine
• Prehistoric Iberia «Top»

• Pão-por-Deus
• Reconquista «High»

• Daniel Blaufuks
• Domingos Mascarenhas
• Tagus «High»
• Vandals

• Portugal–Spain relations
• Rede dos Emissores Portugueses
• Ricardo Quaresma
• Rui Jordão

• ANA – Aeroportos de Portugal
• António de Oliveira Salazar «High»
• Chaves Municipality, Portugal
• Pedro Nunes

• Music of Portugal (Feb 2007) «High»
• O Crime do Padre Amaro (Feb 2007)
• Fort of Our Lady of the Conception
  (Apr 2007)
• GNR (band) (Apr 2007)
• Portuguese poetry (Apr 2007)
• São Félix Hill (Apr 2007)
• Constitution of Portugal (May 2007)
• Denis, Infante of Portugal
  (May 2007)
• José Ribeiro e Castro (Jun 2007)
• João Fernandes (Sep 2007)
• Eleanor of Austria (Oct 2007)
• John II of Portugal (Jan 2008) «Top»
• List of marquesses in Portugal
  (Jan 2008)
• List of viscountcies in Portugal (Jan 2008)
• Ota Airport (Jan 2008)
• Portuguese Trainees (Jan 2008)
• Economy of Póvoa de Varzim (Mar 2008)
• Francisco de Sá Carneiro
  (Mar 2008)
• Agualva-Cacém (Apr 2008)
• Edward of Portugal
  (Apr 2008)
• Ernesto Hintze Ribeiro (Apr 2008)
• Joe Berardo (Jun 2008)
• Luiz Pacheco (Jun 2008)
• Merche Romero (Jun 2008)
• Pavilion of Portugal in Expo'98
  (Jun 2008)
• Carlos Eugénio Correia da Silva, Count of Paço de Arcos (Jul 2008)
• Casa de sezim
  (Jul 2008)
• Francisco Santos (Aug 2008)
• Santo André (Santiago do Cacém) (Aug 2008)
• Ditadura Nacional (Oct 2008)
• O Fantasma (Nov 2008)
• Telecommunications in Portugal (Dec 2008)
• Transfer of sovereignty of Macau
  (Dec 2008)
• Francis Xavier (Jan 2009) «High»
• Portuguese Podengo (Mar 2009)
• Carlos Pinto Coelho (Apr 2009)
• Eduardo Geada (May 2009)
• Lancers (wine) (May 2009)
• Macanese Portuguese (Jun 2009)
• Ricardo Quaresma (Jul 2009)
• Portuguese name (Aug 2009)
• Lusophone music (Sep 2009)
• José Gonçalves (Dec 2009)
• Herberto Hélder (Jan 2010)
• Deco (Feb 2010)
• Ormus (Feb 2010)
• 2010 Madeira floods and mudslides

• Portuguese heraldry (Jan 2008)
• Caixa Mágica
  (May 2008)
• Adelaide Ferreira (Nov 2008)
• Caixa Mágica
  (Nov 2008)
• Carlos Brito (politician) (Nov 2008)
• Venda dos Moinhos
  (Nov 2008)
• Portugal national ice hockey team
  (Jan 2009)
• Portugal national rugby union team (sevens)
  (Jan 2009)
• Pimba (Feb 2009)
• Portuguese First Republic
  (Feb 2009) «High»
• Pedro Nunes (Mar 2010)
• Pedro Nunes

• Pedro Nunes

• Dom Francisco Manuel de Mello
  (Oct 2009)
• Luís de Sousa (Oct 2009)
• Mísia (Oct 2009)

• Hermenegildo Capelo (Sep 2009)

• List of Portuguese words of Germanic origin (Sep 2007)
• Saudade (Mar 2008)
• Portuguese community in Guyana
  (Aug 2008)
• Portuguese Brazilian
  (Mar 2009)
• Portuguese name (May 2009)
• Civilizing mission (Jun 2009) «High»
• Greater Portugal (Jul 2009)
• Portuguese rock
  (Aug 2009)
• Differences between Spanish and Portuguese
  (Jan 2010)
• History of the Portuguese Communist Party (Feb 2010)

• De Castro family (Sephardi Jewish) (Feb 2008)
• Indians in Portugal (Feb 2008)
• Portuguese transition to democracy (Mar 2008)
• João Manuel Ferreira Simões (Apr 2008)
• Daniel Blaufuks (May 2008)
• Joe Berardo (Jun 2008)
• Rotores de Portugal (Jun 2008)
• Libor Nováček (Dec 2008)
• Estação de Biologia Marinha do Funchal (Jan 2009)
• List of companies of Portugal (Jan 2009)
• Selvagem Grande Island (Jan 2009)
• Surfing in Madeira (Feb 2009)
• Visconde de Passos
  (Feb 2009)
• Visconde de Torre de Moncorvo
  (Feb 2009)
• Carlos Pinto Coelho (Apr 2009)
• Portuguese in the Americas
  (Jul 2009)
• Minderico
  (Aug 2009)
• Santa Maria da Feira Castle
  (Nov 2009)
• Vira (dance) (Dec 2009)
• Álvaro Magalhães (writer) (Jan 2010)
• Carthaginian Iberia (Jan 2010)

• Palmares (quilombo) (Jan 2007)
• Portuguese Navy (Jan 2007)
• Timeline of Portuguese history (First Republic) (Jan 2007)
• Timeline of Portuguese history (Second Dynasty) (Jan 2007)
• Timeline of Portuguese history (Third Dynasty) (Jan 2007)
• Timeline of Portuguese history (Third Republic) (Jan 2007)
• Lusitanian mythology (Feb 2007)
• Agualva-Cacém (Mar 2007)
• Portuguese Inquisition (Mar 2007)
• Victor Hugo de Azevedo Coutinho (Mar 2007)
• Governor of Macau (Apr 2007)
• List of postal codes in Portugal (Apr 2007)
• Constitution of Portugal (May 2007)
• Maria João Pires (May 2007)
• Honorific orders of Portugal
  (Jun 2007)
• Order of Liberty (Jun 2007)
• Solar power in Portugal (Jun 2007)
• Angolan Portuguese (Aug 2007)
• East Timorese Portuguese (Aug 2007)
• Guinean Portuguese (Aug 2007)
• Macanese Portuguese (Aug 2007)
• Mozambican Portuguese (Aug 2007)
• Portuguese colonization of the Americas (Aug 2007)
• São Tomean Portuguese (Aug 2007)
• Barrancos Municipality
  (Sep 2007)
• Ibero-America (Nov 2007)
• Limpieza de sangre (Nov 2007)
• Al-Hakam II (Jan 2008)
• Amílcar Cabral (Feb 2008)
• List of maritime explorers (Feb 2008)
• Mécia Lopes de Haro (Feb 2008)
• Coat of arms of Portugal (Apr 2008) «Top»
• Democratic Intervention (Portugal)
  (May 2008)
• European Portuguese (May 2008)
• History of Madeira (May 2008)
• PoSAT-1 (May 2008)
• Black people in Europe
  (Jun 2008)
• European Parliament election, 2009 (Portugal)
  (Jun 2008)
• Évora Municipality
  (Jun 2008)
• History of the Jews in Portugal (Jun 2008)
• Queima das Fitas (Jun 2008)
• Visigoths (Jun 2008)
• Funchal (Jul 2008)
• Machico
  (Jul 2008)
• Santa Casa da Misericórdia (Jul 2008)
• José Manuel Barroso (Sep 2008)
• Bullfighting (Oct 2008)
• Porto (Nov 2008) «High»
• Salga Bay
  (Dec 2008)
• Aguardiente (Jan 2009)
• Battle of Terceira
  (Jan 2009)
• Rochoso
  (Jan 2009)
• Catarina Eufémia (Feb 2009)
• Gungunhana (Feb 2009)
• João Alberto Bacelar da Rocha Páris (Feb 2009)
• José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva (Feb 2009)
• Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, Marquis of Pombal
  (Feb 2009) «High»
• Alto Alentejo Province (Mar 2009)
• Beira Baixa Province (Mar 2009)
• Ksar-el-Kebir
  (Mar 2009)
• Macaronesia (Mar 2009)
• Prince Luís of Orléans-Braganza
  (Mar 2009)
• Revolution of Maria da Fonte (Mar 2009)
• Transfer of the Portuguese Court to Brazil
  (Mar 2009)
• Baixo Alentejo Province (May 2009)
• Carthaginian Iberia (May 2009)
• LGBT rights in Portugal (May 2009)
• Protestantism in Portugal (May 2009)
• Iberian schematic art (Oct 2009)
• Santa Barbara Garden
  (Oct 2009)
• Bullfighting (Dec 2009)
• Caixa Mágica
  (Dec 2009)
• César Campaniço (Dec 2009)
• Orosius (Dec 2009)
• Pavilhão Rosa Mota
  (Dec 2009)
• Peniche (Portugal)
  (Dec 2009)
• Transport in Madeira (Dec 2009)
• Treaty of Alcáçovas (Dec 2009)
• Vítor Norte (Dec 2009)
• Battle of Salga (Feb 2010)
• Cuba-Angola airbridge
  (Feb 2010)
• Fraccionismo
  (Feb 2010)
• Lapa, Dom João e Montanha
  (Feb 2010)
• Ponte Nova da Cava da Velha
  (Feb 2010)

• Law of Portugal (Jan 2008)
• Portuguese legal system
  (Jan 2008)
• Auto-estrada
  (Feb 2008)
• Roads in Portugal (Feb 2008) «High»
• Alternative theory of the European discovery of Brazil
  (Apr 2008)
• Portuguese Third Division: Série A
  (Apr 2008)
• Beira Alta Province (Jul 2008)
• Geographic distribution of Portuguese
  (Oct 2008)
• List of countries where Portuguese is an official language
  (Oct 2008)
• Diogo de Paiva de Andrada
  (Feb 2009)
• Amorim (company)
  (Jun 2009)
• Corticeira Amorim (Jun 2009)
• Guida Costa (Jul 2009)
• History of Portuguese Nationality
  (Dec 2009)

• Porto Editora (Dec 2007)
• Estação de Biologia Marinha do Funchal (Mar 2009)
• Surfing in Madeira (Mar 2009)
• Lisbon (Nov 2009) «Top»
• Ramana Vieira (Jan 2010)
• Aveiro University

• East Timor (May 2008)
• Póvoa de Varzim (Jun 2008) «GA»
• Póvoa de Varzim (Dec 2008) «GA»
• East Timor (May 2009)
• Neanderthal (May 2009)
• Porto (May 2009) «High»
• Elmina Castle (Jun 2009)
• Fátima, Portugal (Jul 2009)
• Madeira (Jul 2009)
• Rally de Portugal (Jul 2009)
• António Reis (Oct 2009)
• 1961 Indian Annexation of Goa
  (Nov 2009)
• Saint Helena (Dec 2009)
• Glenn Medeiros (Jan 2010)
• Hugo Almeida (Jan 2010)
• Portugal (Jan 2010) «Top»
• Ibn Hazm (Mar 2010)
• Philip II of Spain (Mar 2010)

• O Crime do Padre Amaro (Mar 2008)
• Portuguese colonization of the Americas (Nov 2008)
• Civilizing mission (Jun 2009) «High»

• Ditadura Nacional (Oct 2008)

• André Gonçalves (Jul 2007)
• Sephardi Jews
  (Oct 2007)
• 1961 Indian Annexation of Goa
  (Oct 2008)
• Elishah (Nov 2008)
• Carlos Queiroz (Mar 2009)
• Duke of Braganza (Mar 2009)
• Francisco Sanches (Mar 2009)
• History of Brazil (Mar 2009)
• S.L. Benfica (Mar 2009)
• Carlos Queiroz (Sep 2009)
• Peter of Rates (Nov 2009)
• Music of Portugal (Jan 2010) «High»
• Portuguese name (Jan 2010)
• Carlota Joaquina of Spain (Feb 2010)
• Lapa, Dom João e Montanha
  (Feb 2010)
• Pedro Nunes (Mar 2010)

• Caminho Real do Paul do Mar (Mar 2009)
• Estação de Biologia Marinha do Funchal (Mar 2009)
• Surfing in Madeira (Mar 2009)
• Bulgaria–Portugal relations (Jun 2009)
• A Fada Oriana (Dec 2009)
• Oratory (band) (Dec 2009)
• Ramana Vieira (Jan 2010)
• Rede dos Emissores Portugueses (Feb 2010)
• Jogo do Pau
  (Mar 2010)

• Sociedade Independente de Comunicação
  (Jan 2008)
• Santa Bárbara de Nexe (Aug 2008)
• Francisco de Sá de Miranda (Jul 2009)
• Auto de fé
  (Aug 2009)
• X-Wife (Aug 2009)

• Carmen Miranda «High»

• European exploration of Africa

• Alberto João Jardim
• Álvaro Cunhal
• Angolan Portuguese
• António Vitorino
• Aurélia de Souza
• Coelerni
• East Timor
• European exploration of Africa
• Foreign involvement in the Spanish Civil War
  «High»
• Forests of the Iberian Peninsula
• Gaspar Corte-Real
• General Confederation of the Portuguese Workers
• Günther Maul
• Henry the Navigator
• List of Portuguese supercentenarians
• Liuva I
• Miguel Esteves Cardoso
• Olivenza
• Peninsular War
• Pimba
• Piri piri
• Portuguese-based creole languages
• Portuguese grammar «High»
• Scipio Africanus
• Sephardi Jews
• Telenovela
• Transfer of sovereignty of Macau
• Turdetani
• Vila Nova de Gaia

• Cavaquinho
• Fernão do Pó
• Hispania «Top»
• Os Lusíadas «High»

• .pt
• Calouste Gulbenkian
• Foreign involvement in the Spanish Civil War
  «High»
• Iberian Federalism
• Lisbon «Top»
• Savage Islands
• Wallada bint al-Mustakfi

• Rock in Rio
• Vandals

• Associação Guias de Portugal
• East Timor
• Francis Xavier «High»
• John VI of Portugal
• Loubagueira
• Our Lady of Fátima «Top»

• East Timor
• Flavius Paulus
• Quarteto 1111
• Theudis

• Audax, Ditalcus and Minurus
• Hispania «Top»
• History of Brazil
• History of Portugal (1415–1542)
  «High»
• List of Portuguese traditional instruments
• Portuguese-based creole languages
• Sebastian of Portugal
  «High»
• Vodafone Portugal

• Gato Fedorento
• Isabella of Portugal, Queen of Castile
• Julian, count of Ceuta
• Princess Maria, Lady of Viseu
• Rui Costa
• Valença Municipality, Portugal

• Alternative theory of the European discovery of Brazil
• Lupin
• O Crime do Padre Amaro

• Falcata
• History of Portugal
• Ibn Hazm

• Battle of Covadonga
• Caesar's Civil War
• Câmara Municipal
• Cathedral Parish
• Guinea-Bissau Creole
• History of Brazil
• Lisbon «Top»
• Saudade
• Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, Marquis of Pombal
  «High»

• Ceuta
• East Timor
• History of Macau
• List of Portuguese Americans
• Lúcia Santos
• Luís Oliveira Gonçalves
• Our Lady of Fatima Parish
• Portuguese-style bullfighting
• Portuguese phonology
• Sociedade Independente de Comunicação

• Almoravid Dynasty
• Braga
• East Timor
• Portuguese phonology
• Roberto Leal
• Timeline of the Muslim presence in the Iberian peninsula

• East Timor
• History of Portugal (1974–1986)
• João Álvares Fagundes
• José Baptista Pinheiro de Azevedo
• Madeira
• Manoel de Oliveira
• Portuguese Timor
• Portuguese transition to democracy
• Sintra

• António Reis
• Coloane
• Margao
• Portuguese Colonial War
• Portuguese Timor
• Scipio Africanus

• Luso American
• National Syndicalists (Portugal)

• 1961 Indian Annexation of Goa
• Al-Andalus «High»
• Angola
• Culture of Póvoa de Varzim
• Economy of Póvoa de Varzim
• Ethiopian–Adal War
• Gladius
• Henrique Galvão
• Marco Caneira
• Mateus (wine brand)
• Recceswinth
• Televisão Independente
• Transport in Póvoa de Varzim
• UEFA Euro 2004

• Gralhas
• History of Portugal (1415–1542)
  «High»
• José Manuel Barroso
• Luís de Camões «High»
• Margao
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