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"O Serviço de Informações de Segurança (SIS) ainda não apanhou o rasto de um dos seus automóveis de serviço furtado, há cerca de três meses, durante um momento de distracção de um dos agentes da secreta que, na Quinta do Lago, no Algarve, vigiava a casa onde está alojado Jean Pierre Bemba, líder da oposição na República Democrática do Congo (mais aqui)"
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Sozinho e sai do carro para "atender" uma chamada????
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E fizeram bem em dizer quem estavam a vigiar.
Arab princesses kicked off British Airways plane to jeers and whistles after refusing to sit next to male strangers
By RAY MASSEY -
The delayed plane sat on a baking Italian runway for almost three hours
Qatar's Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani: related to the Princesses
Three Arab princesses were thrown off a packed British Airways flight after refusing to sit next to male passengers they didn't know.
The dispute - in which the three princesses from the ultra-conservative Qatar royal family demanded segregated seating - left the London-bound plane delayed on a baking Italian runway for nearly three hours.
Furious passengers whistled and clapped as the row intensified before the captain eventually ordered the women to be escorted off the plane.
The princesses, wearing traditional Arab dress, were returning from a day's shopping in Milan. They arrived at the city's Linate airport and boarded Heathrow-bound flight BA 563, which was due to take off at 4pm on Thursday.
The women, all relatives of the oil-rich emir of Qatar, Bader Bin Khalifa Al Thani, were booked into business class in a party of eight which included the emir and an entourage of cooks, servants and other staff.
After passengers had fastened their seat-belts and the plane had taxied on to the runway, two male passengers in the entourage got up to protest about where the women were sitting.
According to the customs of Qatar and other Gulf states, women are not allowed to mix with men who are not relatives.
Cabin crew tried to rearrange the seats but passengers travelling together refused to give up their allotted places. The captain tried to mediate but after more than two and a half hours of wrangling he ordered the bulk of their royal party off the plane.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/worldnews.html?in_article_id=471352
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