The special edition of the Terra Nostra newspaper printed in Ponta Delgada on the Azores islands is pictured on the regular-size edition February 16, 2012. The special edition of the Terra Nostra was printed at Nova Grafica printing house and considered by Guinness World Records as the smallest newspaper in the world. Picture taken February 16, 2012. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues (PORTUGAL - Tags: SOCIETY)

The special edition of the Terra Nostra newspaper printed in Ponta Delgada on the Azores islands is pictured February 16, 2012. The special edition of the Terra Nostra was printed at Nova Grafica printing house and considered by Guinness World Records as the smallest newspaper in the world. Picture taken February 16, 2012. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues (PORTUGAL - Tags: SOCIETY)

A worker measures the size of the special edition of the Terra Nostra newspaper printed in Ponta Delgada on the Azores islands February 16, 2012. The special edition of the Terra Nostra was printed at Nova Grafica printing house and considered by Guinness World Records as the smallest newspaper in the world. Picture taken February 16, 2012. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues (PORTUGAL - Tags: SOCIETY)

A worker holds the special edition of the Terra Nostra newspaper printed in Ponta Delgada on the Azores islands February 16, 2012. The special edition of the Terra Nostra was printed at Nova Grafica printing house and considered by Guinness World Records as the smallest newspaper in the world. Picture taken February 16, 2012. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues (PORTUGAL - Tags: SOCIETY TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)

Children dressed as angels take part in the St Christ procession in Ponta Delgada on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel May 21, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three-day religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

A musician takes part in the St Christ procession in Ponta Delgada on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel May 21, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three-day religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic acolyte marches during the St Christ processions in Ponta Delgada on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel May 21, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three-day religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic acolytes march on the St Christ processions in Ponta Delgada on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel May 21, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three-day religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

People try to avoid walking over the flowers decorations for the Catholic St. Christ procession in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, May 21, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic authorities carry the image of St. Christ during the processions in Ponta Delgada church, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, May 21, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic authorities carry the image of St. Christ during a procession in Ponta Delgada church, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, May 21, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic pilgrims gather in front of Ponta Delgada church on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, in Azores during the night of May 21, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic authorities watch a believer carry large candles during the ceremonies of St. Christ processions in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, in Azores May 20, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic believers carry the image of St. Christ during a procession in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, in Azores May 20, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic authorities attend the ceremonies of St. Christ processions in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, in Azores May 20, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic pilgrims walk in front of the image of St. Christ during the processions in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, in Azores May 20, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic pilgrims carrying candles attend the St. Christ procession in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, in Azores May 20, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic pilgrims watch a believer arriving on her knees during St. Christ processions in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, in Azores May 20, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

A Catholic pilgrim arrives on her knees to church during the St. Christ processions in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, in Azores May 20, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic pilgrims chosoe candles for their vows during St. Christ processions in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel, in Azores May 20, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic pilgrim arrives on her knees to church during the St Christ processions in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel in Azores, May20, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Catholic pilgrim walks on her knees during the St Christ processions in Ponta Delgada, on the Atlantic Portuguese island of St. Miguel in Azores, May 20, 2006. Thousands of pilgrims started on Friday their three days religious ceremonies devoted to St. Christ in Azores archipelago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues

Prince Albert of Monaco (L) looks on to the statue of his great great grandfather in the Azores island of St Miguel November 2, 2004. Prince Albert is on a one day visit to the Portuguese St Miguel island of Azores to celebrate his great great grandfather trip to the island 100 years ago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues JR/GB

Prince Albert of Monaco (L) greets Swedish tourists during his visit to the Azores island of St Miguel November 2, 2004. Prince Albert is on a one day visit to the Portuguese St Miguel island of Azores to celebrate his great great grandfather trip to the island 100 years ago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues JR/ABO

Prince Albert of Monaco looks through a sculptured balcony during his visit to the Azores island of St Miguel November 2, 2004. Prince Albert is on a one day visit to the Portuguese St Miguel island of Azores to celebrate his great great grandfather trip to the island 100 years ago. REUTERS/Jose Antonio Rodrigues JR/WS

Rescue workers and soldiers try to find the last missing people in Ribeira Quente village November 2 after a mudslide that destoyed more than 30 houses. At least 26 people were killed and 5 are still missing after a freak storm lashed the Portuguese mid-Atlantic Azores islands on Friday.
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Rescue workers and soldiers carry a body found in the mudslide of Ribeira Quente village November 2. At least 26 people were killed and 5 are still missing after a freak storm lashed the Portuguese mid-Atlantic Azores islands on Friday.
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Rescue workers and soldiers try to find the last missing people in Ribeira Quente village November 2 after a mudslide that destoyed more than 30 houses. At least 26 people were killed and 5 are still missing after a freak storm lashed the Portuguese mid-Atlantic Azores islands on Friday.

PORTUGAL

Rescue workers search through the rubble after a mudslide destroyed more than 20 homes in the village of Ribeira Quente November 1. Civil protection officials said they feared that 32 people had been killed, but hoped that rescue workers would still find survivors trapped in the debris 24 hours after the floods struck the village of Ribeira Quente on Sao Miguel island.

People cry by their relatives killed in a mudslide in the village of Ribeira Quente November 1. At least 14 people were killed and more than 20 are still missing after a freak storm lashed the Portuguese mid-Atlantic Azores islands on Friday.

Rescue workers search through the rubble after a mudslide destroyed more than 20 homes in the village of Ribeira Quente November 1. Civil protection officials said they feared that 32 people had been killed, but hoped that rescue workers would still find survivors trapped in the debris 24 hours after the floods struck the village of Ribeira Quente on Sao Miguel island.

PORTUGAL WEATHER

A survivor of the mudslide in the village of Ribeira Quente searches through the rubble for his belongings November 1. Civil protection officials said they feared that 32 people had been killed, but hoped that rescue workers would still find survivors trapped in the debris 24 hours after the floods struck the village of Ribeira Quente on Sao Miguel island.

PORTUGAL WEATHER

A survivor of the mudslide in the village of Ribeira Quente searches through the rubble for his belongings November 1. Civil protection officials said they feared that 32 people had been killed, but hoped that rescue workers would still find survivors trapped in the debris 24 hours after the floods struck the village of Ribeira Quente on Sao Miguel island.

PORTUGAL WEATHER

Rescue workers tranport one of the bodies discovered in Ribeira Quente village on St. Miguel island in the Azores October 31. Heavy rains during the night caused at least 10 deaths with 21 people missing.

PORTUGAL

Rescue workers tranport an elderly woman from her home in Ribeira Quente village on St. Miguel island in the Azores October 31. Heavy rains during the night caused at least 10 deaths with 21 people missing.

PORTUGAL