Renewable energy production supplies 59% of electricity consumption in 2021

Renewable energy production supplies 59% of electricity consumption in 2021According to data released today, renewable energy production supplied 59% of electricity consumption in Portugal in 2021.

Don’t delay to have your say! Deadline is Jan 20th

DON’T DELAY TO HAVE YOUR SAY! DEADLINE IS JAN 20THYou may remember an article we wrote here at the beginning of last month regarding Salgados - in brief, it’s a 400 hectare site in between Armação da Pera and Galé that is one of the last untouched coastal strips in the Algarve. 

New Year - Same Old Concerns?

NEW YEAR - SAME OLD CONCERNS?We said goodbye to 2021, when many have suffered setbacks and losses in different areas of our lives. Current affairs jounalist and author Len Port reflects on what may be the main concerns and biggest priorities for Portugal this year.

The New Year brings a 'Spring-like' 20 degrees and clear skies, no rain

New Year 2021 2022The New Year period will be full of much needed Spring-like weather to boost our mood, with clear or slightly cloudy skies and temperatures of around 20 degrees across the country.

Covid-19: Infarmed authorise stem cell therapy to treat severe cases

COVID-19: INFARMED AUTHORISE STEM CELL THERAPY TO TREAT SEVERE CASESPortuguese newspaper “Público” have reported that Infarmed have authorised the use of a therapy in Portugal that uses stem cells from the umbilical cord to reduce inflammation in the most serious cases of Covid-19

Maritime Police seize more drug packs from beaches in Albufeira and Lagoa

Dr Photo - MARITIME POLICE SEIZE MORE DRUG PACKS FROM BEACHES IN ALBUFEIRA AND LAGOAHaving seized a total of 28 bales on Friday, the Maritime Police have seized another 9 bales of drugs in Albufeira and Lagoa, totalling 315 kilos of hashish from several Algarve beaches over the weekend.

PM announces new measures in place from midnight on December 24th

Dr Photo - PM ANNOUNCES NEW MEASURES IN PLACE FROM MIDNIGHT ON DECEMBER 25THThe Portuguese government have decided to bring forward the containment period that was initially planned to start on January 2nd, to December 25th.

Covid-19: “We are making the same mistakes as last Xmas”

COVID-19. “WE ARE MAKING THE SAME MISTAKES AS LAST XMAS”André Peralta Santos, former Director of Information and Analysis Services at DGS, is warning of an explosion of cases over the Christmas weekend and proposes "closing sites where there is a risk of over-dissemination".