The Algarve will enter ‘a state of war’ with the government if the State insists on continuing to aid Galp-ENI in its plan to sink a test well off Aljezur and fails to scrap all current oil and gas exploration concessions and licences.
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Algarve unites – ‘a state of war’ will exisit if oil contracts are not scrapped
The Algarve will enter ‘a state of war’ with the government if the State insists on continuing to aid Galp-ENI in its plan to sink a test well off Aljezur and fails to scrap all current oil and gas exploration concessions and licences.