Four missing, including a child, in shipwreck off Tróia
The pleasure boat sank around 07h00 this Sunday, but the alarm was only raised at 10h00. One person was rescued. One person was rescued, and four are missing after the
GNR and Pingo Doce donated Easter baskets to vulnerable community in Faro
Together, they distributed 100 food baskets of essential goods to elderly people identified in the ‘2023 Senior Census Operation’. The National Republican Guard (GNR) and Pingo Doce supermarkets delivered baskets
Azores island hit by two earthquakes
No known damage caused Two earthquakes were felt on the Azores island of Terceira on Saturday. The first, measuring 2.1 on the Richter scale, was felt at 5.42pm local time
Navy officer stabbed 11 times in Faro for refusing to serve coffee
Navy officer is the husband of the owner of the café Two young men are facing charges of attempted murder after stabbing a Portuguese Navy officer 11 times after he
AHETA welcomes new Secretary of State for Tourism
Despite Pedro Machado’s appointment, the Association laments that the “main economic activity of the region and the country has not yet been distinguished with a Ministry”. As the main association
Petition launched against change of government logo
Change of government logo sparks new controversy At a time when Portugal continues with crises to solve in the education, health and housing sectors (to name a few), one of
Council of Ministers meets on Wednesday to approve Government Programme
An informal meeting took place in Óbidos today to bring all the new government officials together for the first time and discuss the programme. At an informal meeting in Óbidos
Zoomarine opens registration for summer camps
The theme park is preparing the 2024 edition of its popular summer camps, which this year will take place between July 1 and September 6. Zoomarine Algarve announced the opening
IPMA confirms Silves and Tagus River tornadoes last week
On March 28, in the municipality of Silves, a tornado destroyed two prefabricated houses, damaged homes, and caused large trees to fall, damaging vehicles. The Portuguese Institute of the Sea
TVDE drivers protest has little impact
TVDE drivers – those working for online platforms UBER and BOLT – were on strike today in various parts of the country. But the strike had little effect. A source