In just over two years ‘in power’, the minority coalition AD government has changed two thirds of state hospital administrations. Of the 26 new presidents, 18 have links to the
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The invasive Asian seaweed Rugulopteryx okamurae is expected to remain a feature of Portugal’s coastline for the foreseeable future, but scientists, local authorities and the government are increasingly focusing on
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Lisbon’s Design Museum (MUDE) and Lisbon Museum – Pimenta Palace are among the 34 nominees for the European Museum of the Year Award, which the organisers will host on Saturday
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With focus suddenly very much on Terceira island, in the Azores – home to Lajes Air Base, heavily used by the Americans – minister for foreign affairs Paulo Rangel has
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The number of asylum applications in Portugal fell by 37% in 2025 compared with the previous year, according to data released by the European Union Agency for Asylum today, which
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Portugal has defended what it describes as a “regulated and humanist” approach to immigration, arguing that effective border control and respect for human rights must go hand in hand. Speaking
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A delighted team at Braga hospital is celebrating the success of its first cochlear implant surgery, performed yesterday on a baby under 12-months of age. The surgery – described as
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Portugal’s Social Democratic Party (PSD) has submitted a proposal to parliament that could significantly reduce tax liabilities for construction companies involved in urban rehabilitation projects, while potentially ending a long-running
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The 24 level crossing accidents recorded in Portugal in 2025 resulted in nine deaths, according to an official statement released today, which highlights that the number has not fallen “in
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Portuguese companies continue to forecast team expansions between July and September, but they are adopting a more cautious stance in hiring decisions. According to the ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey for
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup gets underway on Thursday June 11 and, for the first time, features 48 teams competing across the United States, Canada and Mexico. Portuguese viewers will
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Portugal is now part of a NATO network of accelerators set up to identify and accelerate technological solutions that address the resilience and security challenges faced by its 32 member
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Portugal’s CCDR (Regional Coordination and Development Commission) for the centre region has announced the launch of a call for proposals aimed at technology-based incubators, with a budget of €6 million.
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Sardine stocks have quadrupled over the last decade, thanks to changes in management practices, which have also benefited bluefin tuna and hake, according to a report released yesterday to mark
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Portugal is among the European countries that process the most cocaine; in 2024, four laboratories in Portugal were dismantled and 23 tonnes of the drug seized – the sixth-largest quantity
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President António José Seguro is arriving in the Azores later this morning, for the Portugal Day celebrations that will this year take place on Terceira island – the home of
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The government has recommended that Portuguese beaches display simple maps at their entrances showing where visitors can place umbrellas and towels, following growing confusion over concession areas and beach access
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A Associação Cultural e Recreativa Escola de Música Sambrazense (ACREMS) assinala amanhã, dia 10 de junho, 23 anos de atividade, uma data que a instituição partilha com a comunidade através da oferta de um desfile.
Presente na cerimónia comemorativa do Dia de Portugal e do hastear da Bandeira nos Paços do Concelho, a Banda Filarmónica da ACREMS executará o seu Hino e realizará o Desfile do 23º Aniversário pelas principais artérias da Vila de São Brás de Alportel, a partir das 10:15 horas.
É oportuno salientar que desde a sua fundação, a ACREMS tem dedicado a sua ação ao ensino de instrumentos de sopro e percussão, à promoção da cultura musical e à dinamização de eventos no âmbito da música filarmónica. A Banda Filarmónica de São Brás de Alportel é um dos frutos mais visíveis deste percurso.
Ao longo dos anos, a associação tem contado com o apoio dos órgãos autárquicos e de diversas entidades locais, regionais e nacionais, estabelecendo parcerias que considera determinantes para concretizar os seus objetivos.
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Fica concluída já no início desta semana a intervenção de enchimento do areal da praia da Fuzeta. A promessa foi deixada pela ministra do Ambiente numa visita ao local. Também as praias de Loulé, muito afetadas pelas tempestades de inverno, conseguiram com a alimentação artificial ganhar 50 metros de areal até ao mar, como mostra a reportagem da SIC.
A Fuzeta teve também a época balnear em perigo. Foi preciso avançar com uma intervenção de emergência: 400 mil euros e 40 mil metros cúbicos de areia vão permitir abrir a praia aos banhistas.
“Foi mesmo para salvar a época balnear e ainda bem que o fizemos”, afirma a ministra do Ambiente, Maria Graça Carvalho, que aproveitou o Dia Mundial do Ambiente, na sexta-feira, para visitar a reta final da intervenção na Fuzeta.
As tempestades de inverno chegaram, nalgumas zonas, a ‘comer’ 15 metros de areal. Foi preciso uma intervenção de mais de 14 milhões de euros para assegurar que nos sete quilómetros do Forte Novo a Vale do Lobo e Vale Garrão houvesse época balnear.
Seguem-se dentro de meses dragagens nos portos também da Fuzeta, Tavira e Lagos. No final do verão, será retomada a intervenção entre a Praia da Rocha e a dos Três Castelos.
“Temos tido problemas técnicos, tem sido difícil o transporte da mistura de areia e água. Não conseguimos acabar antes da época balnear por isso interrompeu-se e tirou-se tudo. Retomamos a seguir à época balnear”, explicou a ministra.
Entre obras concluídas, em curso ou contratualizadas, o investimento na reposição de areias e proteção costeira do Algarve aproxima-se dos 20 milhões de euros. Em média, a linha de costa tem recuado três metros por ano no Algarve.
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