Portugal’s business confederation gives tentative thumbs-up to meeting over tariffs
Government showing “concern to be attentive to needs of companies” As the first meetings in the wake of tariff turmoil take place today between Portugal’s caretaker government and business leaders
Albufeira Sea Fest returns, promising fun for whole family
Albufeira is preparing to host another edition of its Sea Fest at Praia dos Pescadores. Taking place from April 17 to 19, the event aims to offer a fun experience
Portimão celebrates Carnation Revolution with ‘Freedom Race’
Portimão will celebrate the 51st anniversary of Portugal’s Carnation Revolution on Friday, April 25 with its traditional ‘Corrida da Liberdade’ (Freedom Race), starting at 9am. The race is divided into
House prices in Portugal increase three times more than anywhere else in Europe
Rental prices also among highest in Europe House prices in Portugal have increased at almost three times the rate of the rest of the European Union on average. This is
Study paints “alarming” picture of students’ financial literacy in Portugal
78% of students queried had no idea what Euribor or spread means, while nearly half didn’t understand concept of inflation A new study from the Polytechnic Institute of Viseu has
Government cancels Moncorvo mining concession with UK’s Aethel Mining
Cancellation due to “legal and contractual non-compliance” Portugal’s government has ripped up an iron ore mining concession granted to the UK’s Aethel Mining for mines at Torre de Moncorvo, in
Football scout who “discovered” Cristiano Ronaldo dies at 77
Aurélio Pereira discovered talents such as Figo, Futre and CR7 Aurélio Pereira, former head of Sporting’s recruitment department, died on Tuesday at the age of 77, the Portuguese club has
Portugal’s algae industry booming – nearly 50 companies produce between two and 100 tonnes per year
Most of the algae is exported Portugal’s algae industry is making waves, with almost 50 companies producing between two and 100 tonnes of algae annually, most of it going straight
Pushing artistic boundaries
Verão Azul Festival returns with another bold and diverse programme The Verão Azul Festival is back to the Algarve for another edition full of talent. This year, between April
Roma groups want anti-gypsyism recognised as racism
Members of Portugal’s gypsy community say they are discriminated against on a daily basis Roma gypsy associations are vowing to not give up until anti-gypsyism is officially considered a form