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Minho Campus Party (also known as MCP) was Portugal's first and largest recurring LAN party. It took place in the Minho Province region.^[1]^[2]^[3]

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^ "Minho Campus Party: PT testa novo protocolo e oferece largura de banda recorde". Público.
^ Lusa. "Minho Campus Party arranca hoje com centenas em torno dos computadores". PÚBLICO.