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• Alentejo
• Algarve
• Beira
• Entre Douro e Minho
• Estremadura
• Trás-os-Montes

• Açores
• Alentejo
• Algarve
• Beira Alta
• Beira Baixa
• Douro
• Estremadura
• Madeira
• Minho
• Trás-os-Montes

• Algarve
• Alto Alentejo
• Baixo Alentejo
• Beira Alta
• Beira Baixa
• Beira Litoral
• Douro Litoral
• Estremadura
• Minho
• Ribatejo
• Trás-os-Montes e Alto Douro

• Angola
• Cabo Verde
• Guiné
• Estado da Índia
• Macau
• Moçambique
• São Tomé e Príncipe
• Timor

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