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"Not inhumane or unreasonable" to ask migrants for documents to use health service, says PSD MEP

“Not inhumane or unreasonable” to ask migrants for documents to use health service, says PSD MEP

PSD and CDS aim to amend basic law on health to curb “abusive use” of SNS Portuguese Social Democrat Member of European Parliament (MEP), Sebastião Bugalho, said on Wednesday that

December 18, 2024by Michael BruxoIn Immigration, Politics, Portugal
Government insists taxpayers "won't be directly burdened" with cost of new airport

Government insists taxpayers “won’t be directly burdened” with cost of new airport

The Portuguese government has reiterated that it maintains its goal not to directly burden taxpayers with the construction of Lisbon’s new Luís de Camões Airport. “The government’s intention is to

December 18, 2024by Michael BruxoIn Lisbon, New Airport, Portugal
ADN endorses Joana Amaral Dias for 2026 presidential race

ADN endorses Joana Amaral Dias for 2026 presidential race

The Alternativa Democrática Nacional (ADN) conservative party has officially endorsed Joana Amaral Dias as its candidate for Portugal’s 2026 presidential elections. In a statement released today, ADN announced that its

December 18, 2024by Michael BruxoIn Politics, Portugal
Sahara dust hits Portugal once again

Sahara dust hits Portugal once again

Children and elderly advised to stay indoors Portugal’s health authority (DGS) has warned that an air mass coming from the deserts of North Africa is passing through mainland Portugal this

December 18, 2024by Michael BruxoIn Algarve, Portugal, Weather
The Alqueva Dam, Alentejo - Photo: Paulo Resende/Shutterstock|Environment minister Maria da Graça Carvalho at the Pavilhão da Água (water pavilion) in Faro last Sunday - Photo: Águas do Algarve|Pavilhão da Água - Photos Águas do Algarve (1)|Government commits to ensuring Algarve doesn’t dry up|Pomarão - Photo: Bruno Filipe Pires/Open Media Group

Government commits to ensuring Algarve doesn’t dry up

Water highway south from Alqueva ‘under consideration’  Little more than a year ago, Público wrote: “Portugal has no strategy for water, but uses it at will”. Since then, there have

December 18, 2024by Natasha DonnIn Algarve, Desalination, Drought, Environment, Government, Portugal, Water
Towns, cities must collect waste textiles as of January 1

Towns, cities must collect waste textiles as of January 1

Towns and cities in Portugal are obliged to selectively collect textiles, hazardous waste and furniture as of January 1, 2025, at a time when Portugal is still far from meeting

December 17, 2024by Natasha DonnIn Portugal

Tutti Frutti investigation inches forwards; former finance minister ‘cited’

Fernando Medina suspected of malfeasance  According to SIC Notícias today, former finance minister Fernando Medina has (finally) been at the Department of Investigation and Criminal Action (DIAP) in the context

December 17, 2024by Natasha DonnIn Portugal
Spotlight on Malt Whiskies at the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura|Spotlight on Malt Whiskies at the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura|Spotlight on Malt Whiskies at the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura|Glenfiddich IPA Experiment, a zesty and hoppy single malt scotch whisky aged in bespoke craft IPA barrels. In a cocktail, it was blended with sparkling wine, Ladano, cedar and spices and paired with delicate turbot, cornbread and creamy shiracha.|Spotlight on Malt Whiskies at the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura|scarlet prawn carpaccio garnished with caviar, kaffir lime and fleur de sel, was paired with Glenfiddich 18 year old, mixed with whisky liqueur, mint, celery, olive soda and Kinome leaf|Spotlight on Malt Whiskies at the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura|Spotlight on Malt Whiskies at the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura|Spotlight on Malt Whiskies at the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura

Spotlight on malt whiskies at the Tivoli Marina Vilamoura

Pepper’s Steakhouse hosted Glenfiddich’s Global Ambassador Struan Grant Ralph for an exquisite edition of its “Meat the Whisky Maker” events. Glenfiddich’s Global Ambassador, Struan Grant Ralph, was in the Algarve

December 17, 2024by Alexandra StilwellIn Algarve, Gourmet, Portugal, Tivoli
One of the 'advantages' of living, for example, in the borough of Sintra, was the ability to access the palace grounds, not just to visit the palace, but to picnic in the grounds, free of charge. This would be denied locals if Brussels gets its way.|

Portugal under pressure to withdraw ‘free museum entrance for residents’

Brussels says rule is discriminatory The same mindset that has ‘lost’ the country a ‘women’s only ride hailing app’ (in the interests of keeping women safe) is now set to

December 16, 2024by Natasha DonnIn European Union, Portugal
Just one of the scenes of chaos that erupted following Odair Moniz's fatal shooting on October 21

PSP shooting of Odair Moniz: PJ suspect knife was ‘planted’

Official PSP account continues to look ‘dodgy’ Almost two months on from the fatal shooting of Odair Moniz by a PSP agent and the ‘truth’ of what really happened, and

December 13, 2024by Natasha DonnIn Lisbon, Portugal, PSP Police
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