Marina Porto Atlântico (1ª fase) - Leixões, Portugal
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This plaque celebrates the inauguration of the 1st phase of the construction of the Marina Porto Atlântico by the Minister Fernando Nogueira.
Waymark Code: WMN4EG
Location: Porto, Portugal
Date Posted: 12/25/2014
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THE PLAQUEThe metal plaque is placed in a granite stone pedestal at the entrance of the Marina and it reads:
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Marina Porto Atlântico Leixões
Cerimónia de inauguração da 1º fase, presidida pelo Ministro da Presidência e da defesa nacional, Doutor Fernando Nogueira, na presença do Ministro do Mar Comandante Eduardo Azevedo Soares.
92-10-25
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Marina Porto Atlântico Leixões
Opening ceremony of the 1st phase, presided by the Minister of the Presidency and the national defense, Dr. Fernando Nogueira, in the presence of the Minister for the Sea Commander Eduardo Azevedo Soares.
92-10-25
What was inaugurated?"The Marina Porto Atlântico is the largest space available in Oporto to receive pleasure boats visiting this region of Portugal or that are passing by sea to other places.
Located in North Breakwater of the Port of Leixões in Leca da Palmeira, the marina has 240 seats available for mooring and is managed by an association of clubs, established on 25 October 1992, formed by the Naval Leca Club, Atlantic Sailing Club and Sport Club do Porto."
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Who was that inaugurated it? "Joaquim Fernando Nogueira (born 1950) is a Portuguese politician.
He was during Aníbal Cavaco Silva governments, Minister of the Parliamentary Affairs (1985–1987), Justice (1987–1990), National Defense (1990–1995), and Presidency (1987–1995). He was usually seen as the number 2 of the Social-Democratic Party. In 19 February 1995, he won the leadership of the Social-Democratic Party over José Manuel Durão Barroso, after Aníbal Cavaco Silva left the leadership to try to run for President. On 1 October 1995 the Social Democrats lost the elections against the Socialist Party after a 10 year rule of the Social Democrats. After the defeat of Aníbal Cavaco Silva in the 14 January 1996 presidential elections, he resigned, and was latter replaced by Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa."
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