Portugal is concerned that a minimum price rate for alcohol will make its products less competitive in the Welsh markets. Portugal has expressed its concern about the Welsh plans of enforcing a minimum

President, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, considered the news a reason for “great joy for all Portuguese”, while prime minister, Antonio Costa, said this is “another reason for great pride” for the country.

Illegal documentation at the heart of the arrests According to SEF, one individual was intercepted while trying to travel from Lisbon to Ireland on a counterfeit Czech passport, while another was heading

Portugal’s first supercomputer, which will increase the national computing capacity, has been inaugurated in Riba de Ave, where the new Minho Advanced Computing Centre is to work. Supercomputer

9,627 hectares of forest have been lost to fires in 2019 and 2,650 forest fire crimes have been registered. Portugal has reinforced its fire fighting equipment, and is now at full capacity. The National

We have increased the NHS budget by €600 compared with 2018, he said, adding that this budget had already been increased by €445 million, €280 million decided in February and €152 decided and implemented

Almost 300 scientific research laboratories in Portugal are to receive a total of about €400 million between 2020 and 2023 The financing of the research and development units for the next four years, which

"The Navy has not fired ‘sea sparrow’ missiles for over ten years and today [last Monday] we fired three missiles successfully,” Calado said. The Portuguese Navy has launched missiles for the first

Beaches between Faro Island and Vilamoura in the Algarve have been closed to swimmers due to the appearance of red algae which has been deemed as potentially dangerous to health. Source of shared Link

The Bank of Portugal (BdP) has revised its outlook for the unemployment rate between 2019 and 2021, anticipating “some increase in wages per employee.” In the economic bulletin of March, BdP revised its

Portugal’s opposition People’s Party (CDS-PP) has accused the prime minister, António Costa, of making statements that "do not correspond to the truth" in the case of the 2017 theft of military