Australia - Christmas Card

Thanks to Sarah:
Christmas card sent from Australia to Portugal. With Christmas stamp. Unfortunately it was not postmarked.

France - Portuguese Views

Thanks to Thomas Nikoleit:
Cover sent from France to Portugal on 08-12-2009. With two beautiful stamps with Lisbon views. It's great to see my Portugal on french stamps!

Finland - Christmas Card

Thanks to Krookus:
Postcard sent from Finland to Portugal.

Germany - Christmas Cover

Thanks to Gabriela:
Christmas cover sent from Germany to Portugal with two beautiful Christmas stamps.

Italy - 29-09-2009

Thanks to Fabio:
Cover sent from Italy to Portugal on 29-09-2009. With large stamp Lago Di Como of 0,45€ and Olympic Winter Games stamp of 0,23€.

Japan - Animal Stamps 05-11-2009

Thanks to Tomomi:
Cover sent from Japan to Portugal on 05-11-2009

Israel - Registered Cover 18-11-2009

Thanks to Paulo Duek:
Registered Cover sent from Israel to Portugal on 18-11-2009. With three stamps and one ATM.

China - Max Card

Thanks to Huangke:
China Maximum Card.

China - 18-11-2009

Thanks to Huangke:
Cover sent from China to Portugal on 18-11-2009.

Finland - FDC Nobel Peace 2008

Finland - FDC Nobel Pax 2008 - Martti Ahtisaari

Martti Oiva Kalevi Ahtisaari (Vyborg, June 23 of 1937) Is diplomat and political Finnish, Winner of the Prize.

He was president of Finland, between 1994 and 2000. His work as a mediator in international conflicts caused him to be awarded the Nobel Peace in 2008.

Ahtisaari held various positions as a diplomat and mediator of UN. Negotiated conflict in some of the most troubled regions of the world, taking steps, among others, the transition from Namibia to democracy (1989-1990), the working group of the International Conference for Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992), in overseeing the disposal of weapons IRA (Northern Ireland, 2000), in negotiating the status of Kosovo (2005) and negotiations between the authorities Indonesian and the liberation movement in the province of Aceh (2005).

In 2000 he received the J. William Fulbright Prize for International Understanding[1]. He also won the UNESCO Félix Houphouët-Boigny Peace Prize for 2007[2] and in 2008, the Nobel Peace.