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This week in Portugal: brides get bad deal, AIMA sad about missed appointments, Americans everywhere, and not keeping up with the Silvas
July 14, 2025
This week in Portugal: brides get bad deal, AIMA sad about missed appointments, Americans everywhere, and not keeping up with the Silvas
Why should we have the same old conversations? Why the greenwashing and lobbying? Patricia Imbarus is taking action on her own terms saying, “We simply don’t have any more time for that.”
“Renewable power sources supplied 61% of Portugal’s electricity in 2023, up from 49% a year earlier, hitting a new record thanks to periods of heavy
“ Holidaymakers and local people were left running for cover as ceilings in the [Faro] airport terminal building collapsed when they could no longer hold
To get on Lisbon’s bike-sharing platform for free,”…it is necessary to prove that they are residents of Lisbon, so they must present themselves at an
“Around 90 per cent of the country’s mainland is now suffering from drought with severe drought affecting one-fifth of its territory. This is twice as
“The EU cannot ‘be complacent,’ [EU Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson] said, praising Portugal’s goal of having 80% of its energy produced through renewable sources by
“Around 90% of mainland Portugal is suffering from drought, with severe drought alone affecting one-fifth of its territory, twice as much as in March and
“In neighbouring Portugal, the temperature in the central town of Mora reached 36.9 C, breaking the record of 36.0 C set in April 1945, its