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A broker stretches as he talks on the phone in a trading room of a Portuguese bank in Lisbon, Thursday, July 10, 2014. Share prices on the Lisbon stock exchange fell more than 4 percent and Portugal's bond yields ticked higher amid growing concern about the health of one of the country's largest financial groups. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)
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Portuguese bank fears rekindle euro market tension

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Czech brewer gets Budweiser trademark in Portugal
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Czech brewer gets Budweiser trademark in Portugal

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In this photo taken on May 14, 2014, Leoncio Sousa, 76, left, and his wife Cecilia Sousa, 71, sit in a bench before taking part in a protest against pension cuts, in Lisbon. Leoncio, who worked during 42 years as engineer at Lisbon's subway, said that his pension has been cut by 45 percent early 2014. A thousand days on from its near-economic collapse, Portugal is ready to stand on its own again. On Saturday, May 17, 2014, after an internationally-mandated makeover, Portugal will become the second euro country, after Ireland, to officially shake off its bailout shackles. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)
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EU commission candidate defends Portugal austerity

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In this photo taken on May 15, 2014, a fishmonger checks sales as she waits for customers at Lisbon's Ribeira market. A thousand days on from its near-economic collapse, Portugal is ready to stand on its own again. On Saturday, May 17, 2014, after an internationally-mandated makeover, Portugal will become the second euro country, after Ireland, to officially shake off its bailout shackles. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)
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Bailout ends but austerity stays for Portugal

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In this picture shot April 22 2014, people protest rent hikes and evictions in social housing neighborhoods in Lisbon. Budget cuts have forced the closure of local health centers and reduced subsidies for prescription drugs. High schools have seen staff levels fall and the purchase of new equipment postponed. New laws have made it easier and cheaper to hire and fire workers. And the scrapping of rent controls has left many in danger of losing their homes. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)
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40 years after revolution, Portugal is angry

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Portugal’s budget deficit falls, remains on target
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Portugal’s budget deficit falls, remains on target

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Sixth graders plead for White House visit amidst cut tours due to sequestration
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Sixth graders plead for White House visit amidst cut tours due to sequestration

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