The Ribatejo region, historically one of Portugal's traditional provinces, is renowned for its rich agricultural land and as the heartland of the country's unique style of bullfighting. The Tagus River, which traverses this landlocked area, has been a vital part of Ribatejo's economy and culture, influencing its topography and character. Although the province was formally dissolved in 1976, its legacy continues, with the area now divided among various administrative regions, yet still retaining its distinct identity and charm.

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Janela do Capítulo 11

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