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Venezuela continues to buy Magalhães laptops

Portugal today signed an agreement with Venezuela for the sale of Magalhães computers to the country of Latin America, according to the online edition of Expresso. The ceremony took place in Caracas and was chaired by the Foreign Ministers of Venezuela, … Continue reading

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Government wants to extinguish Foundation and pass Magalhães for Education

According to daily newspaper Público, the Secretary of State for Public Works, Transport and Communications, Sergio Monteiro, wants to end the Foundation for Mobile Communications (FCM), used for contractually the distribution of Magalhães computers with JP Sá Couto. FCM currently has a debt amounting to 65 million euros, at least. The secretary of state explained that after the … Continue reading

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Azores invests in an alternative to Magalhães computers

According to the newspaper Público, the Azores is going to invest in the acquisition of two thousand laptops for the equipping of schools of the first cycle of basic education in the archipelago. In response to the interruption of the distribution of Magalhães computers in the current school year, the Azorean government opted for an … Continue reading

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Academic year starts without Magalhães computers

According to the newspaper Diário de Notícias, the distribution of Magalhães computers will be suspended in this school year. The president of the National Confederation of Parents (Confap), Albino Almeida, confirms that he has been informed by local boards of education … Continue reading

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Magalhães was an “unnecessary political design”

The sociologist Antonio Barreto said yesterday that the computer Magalhães was an “unnecessary political design”. During a dinner-debate sponsored by the Portuguese Association for the Development of Communications (APDC), Barreto emphasized that “the commitment was more important in educational content” … Continue reading

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