Yesterday, Quarteira GNR recovered a high-cylinder Ferrari, in Vilamoura, after it had been stolen in Spain on Sunday night.

In the run-up to Portugal’s national legislative election, it’s worth remembering that this country is internationally recognised as a stable parliamentary democracy with a multiparty political system and free and fair elections every four years – except the timing of this latest is different.

The American brand Domino's Pizza will be opening in the Algarve Outlet, in Olhão, when the restructured and renamed Ria Shopping complex reopens later this year.

Last night, the body of a 70-year-old fisherman was found inside one of the fishing equipment storage huts on Armação de Pêra beach.

The environmental association Zero warned today that there are classified areas of the Natura 2000 Network that are threatened by more than 130 thousand hectares of irrigation, and express a negative opinion toward a study of expansion of irrigation on the continent.

A 66-year-old hunter suffered serious injuries yesterday when he was shot accidentally by another hunter, in Ourique.

The Secretary of State for Internal Administration has announced that 50 new speed control radars will come into operation by the end of March this year.

The European Commission yesterday admittted that there are problems in Portugal regarding the issuance of Covid-19 certificates, with the information on the booster dose of the vaccine.