Lecture by Paulo Pereira Cristóvão and Gonçalo Amaral

Internet Lecture and Missing Children - Challenges for parents and children
Why Support Office Chair
2009-11-27 2009-11-27

On next November 19th, 2010, will be held, by 21:00 at the Centro Cultural António Aleixo in Vila Real de Santo António, lecture by Paulo Pereira Cristóvão and Gonçalo Amaral "Missing Children and the Internet - challenges for parents and children."

On this occasion, Paulo Pereira Cristóvão will also present his latest book, "They took me," inspired by real cases of missing children.
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These two have got a bloody nerve to talk about children. Neither of them could give a s### about children unless they are making money in for it.

Paulo Pereira Cristóvão, is this berk still head of the Portuguese child protection? Doesn't seem to be interested in that these days, I wonder why that is
Never mind Gonc you can read the McCanns book soon, or is that what worries you that the truth will out

Lecture will be held here. Oh how I wish I was still in Portugal instead of 2 weeks ago!

Centro Cultural António Aleixo

Rising approximately "half" of Rua Teófilo Braga, the main thoroughfare of the city's historic district, known simply as "the Avenue" by much of the population vilarealense, the building began to house the military barracks where the troops stationed focused the new frontier town.

With the concentration of troops stationed in Tavira in eastern Algarve, the building was converted into a market of vegetables. In small spaces on the sides of the great uprising west central area where it was installed the vegetable market, butchers and bakeries operated. The "Fish Square" was then located on Avenue of the Republic, in the Riverside Area.

With the passage of the "Square" to the west boundary of the city, in the 80s, the idea of giving space to another utility, consistent with an area of town that was intended noble and lively. Hence the idea of moving into local cultural events ended up being that would eventually take shape.
Centro Cultural António Aleixo eventually open to the public in 1998. The designation is due to the popular poet António Aleixo, born in Vila Real de Santo Antonio in 1899 and died in Loulé in 1949.
The space is now inseparable from the city's cultural life, with a capacity to accommodate diverse events, from exhibitions, performances in various areas. Works there too, in the spaces in its west side, Espaço Internet City.

Those two......they should retitle it How to Make Money Off The Backs Of Missing Children".......

No, Pereira Cristóvão is no longer the president of the Parents and Friends of Missing Children Association.

Oh....not sure he did anything under that title or did he do anything useful Maria?

maria wrote:No, Pereira Cristóvão is no longer the president of the Parents and Friends of Missing Children Association.

WHo is in charge now Maria?

Not sure, but a true parent/friend, I think.

maria wrote:Not sure, but a true parent/friend, I think.

Thankyou Maria just wanted to check that it wasn't one of the same little clique...