Yesterday Prime-minister António Costa invited Japanese investors in London to open their wallets for Portugal, pushing forward the country as a substitute to settle in after the UK's departure from the European Union.
"It's time to wake up to a public accountability" in the face of a media crisis, the President of the Republic said last night at the close of a conference on media financing.
The Culatra Island Residents Association (AMIC) has come out against the installation of a 100,000 square meter mollusc-farm in a natural area. A notice published by the Directorate-General for Natural Resources, Safety and Maritime Services (DGRM) on the 19th of November warned the Culatra Island Residents Association (AMIC) of the approval of the site in an area of the Ria Formosa Natural Park belonging to the municipality of Olhão, and under the jurisdiction of the captaincy of the port of Olhão.
It seems as if more government funding may finally be on the horizon for the Iberian Lynx Conservation Centre in Silves, which celebrated its 10th anniversary only last week.
The changing rooms of the Penha Municipal Pavilion in Faro have been closed due to a high risk of the presence of the bacterium Legionella pneumophila in the water pipeline.
Prime Minister Antonio Costa has warned the 50 or so world leaders attending the opening session at Madrid’s climate change summit that "time is short" and that there is an "urgent duty to act".
Former Portuguese police chief Gonçalo Amaral has claimed that an imprisoned German paedophile probed over Madeleine McCann's disappearance is responsible for her disappearance, not previous lead suspect Martin Ney.
The Portuguese Environment Agency (APA) this morning released an update discussing water storage levels of the reservoirs in mainland Portugal. According to the same, there has been no noticeable increase of water levels in the Algarve’s reserves during the month of November.
