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Ibero-American Film
Showcase 2013

 

FLORBELA


Portugal, 1920. Florbela Espanca, a woman ahead of her time and a famous poet, throws herself into a third marriage after two failed experiences. She believes that to please the new tender man in her life, she has to act as a traditional housewife. So, she stops writing but soon feels restless and frustrated. When her brother, Apeles, calls her to Lisbon, she runs away from her too quiet home to join him. Together they throw themselves into the dark side of the capital: alcohol, political riots, open air balls and their strong mutual attraction.

Florbela finds herself torn between two forces: the love of her husband and the turmoil brought by Apeles. When the latter dies, piloting a plan, her world collapses. Only one thing can save her: writing.


Florbela

Biography/Drama/2012/ 119 min.

Portugues with English subtitles.

Movie trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REYKN34JgSA  WHEN:  Thursday, June 27 @ 6:30 PM
WHERE:
EMBASSY OF PORTUGAL
            
2012 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington D.C. 20036


Showcase 2013 Flyer

Remarks by Secretary John Kerry
On the Occasion of Portugal Day

On behalf of President Obama and the people of the United States, I congratulate the people of Portugal as you observe Portugal Day.
The United States and Portugal share a close alliance, which is grounded in centuries of friendship between our two peoples. Our ties of amity are strengthened by our shared democratic values, commitment to global economic prosperity, and desire to work together to solve global challenges.
We are grateful for our continued cooperation in NATO and the United Nations, and are confident that our partnership only will deepen in the years to come.
Portuguese culture has been a thread stitched throughout my own life, from my wife, whose native language is Portuguese and who taught me to speak some of that beautiful language and even to cook her native dishes, to southeastern Massachusetts, which I represented for 28 years in the United States Senate and which boasts one of America’s largest Portuguese-American communities.
For those reasons and many more, it’s with particular pride on this Portugal Day - as you honor the great poet Luís de Camões and the many other artists, authors, and adventurers who have shaped your country - that I hope you know that communities throughout the United States celebrate along with you.



GOLDEN RESIDENCE PERMIT PROGRAM

OBTAINING A RESIDENCE PERMIT BY INVESTING IN PORTUGAL

 

Since the 8th of October 2012, new legal provisions open up the possibility of non-EU citizens gaining a residence permit for pursuing investment activities in Portugal. To get the Golden Residence Permit, applicants must meet one of the following investment requirements in Portugal: i) capital transfer of an amount equal to or above 1 million euros; ii) creation of, at least, 30 jobs; iii) acquisition of real estate with a value equal to or above five hundred thousand euros. To learn more about the advantages, conditions and where to apply for the golden residence permit, click here.
                                                                   
Diplomatic Connections

Interview with the Ambassador of Portugal.




 

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10 reasons to study in Portugal
  1. A Festival of Creativity, Culture and Business
    June 2013


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The Trustees of the New Bedford Whaling Museum and the Executive Council of the Luso American Foundation will hold an open Book Launching of the “The Dabnyes: A Bostonian Family in the Azores 1806-1871”.

The event will take place at the New Bedford Whaling Museum on Saturday, February 16, 2013, at 2:00 pm.
www.whalingmuseum.org

 
Business Opportunities in the European Unionhttp://www.oportunidadesdenegocionaue.eu