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Portugal is preparing to start reopening on Monday "little by little"

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Lisbon, Mar 14 (EFE) .- (Camera: Paula Fernández) Portugal is preparing to start opening this Monday "little by little" with the return to class of up to 9 year old children and the opening of shops, such as hairdressers and bookstores, two months after confining the country to tackle the worst moment of the entire pandemic.FOOTAGE OF THE STREETS OF LISBON

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