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Algarve, Portugal
Latest news and stories from Loulé.
The Government wants to build four new dams over the next eight years.
Vilamoura International School (CIV), part of the Inspired Education Group, was crowned champion in the Under-14 (D3) Basketball category at the Spring Sports Festival, one of the most prestigious interscholastic The post Vilamoura International School wins Gold Medal at Spring Sports Festival appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Official introduction of the athletes representing Team Portugal, featuring Daniela Campos.
Published by Companhia das Letras in September of last year, the book marked the poet's debut in prose with what the publisher classified as a 'quasi-fiction'.
After having warned of the “high risk” of the statute of limitations expiring for corruption crimes linked to the Vale de Lobo development, Judge Susana Seca now says it would be “inaccurate and untimely” to indicate a date for when the crimes would begin to expire.
The Grand Prize for Chronicle and Literary Miscellany was awarded to writer Daniel Jonas for the work “A Justa Desproporção”, announced today by the Portuguese Association of Writers (APE), which presents the award with the sponsorship of the Loulé City Council.
The active corruption charges related to the luxury Vale do Lobo development in the Algarve, as part of Operation Marquês, will expire by the end of this week, while the passive corruption charges for the same facts will expire next June. The investors in the Algarve project, Diogo Gaspar Ferreira and Rui Horta e Costa, ...
Público highlights this Tuesday that three thousand children and young people are living in “unsanitary” conditions or are homeless, according to the 2026 interim report of the Child Guarantee. Jornal de Notícias reports on tickets for the title-deciding match at the Dragão stadium (against Alverca), which are already exceeding two thousand euros on the secondary market. Correio da Manhã writes that corruption crimes in the “Marquês” case are falling; active corruption crimes related to the luxury Vale do Lobo development in the Algarve will expire by the end of this week, while the passive side of the same facts will expire next June. Diário de Notícias highlights a Portuguese study pointing to the safe use of ketamine to treat depression. Negócios reports that missing a recall leads to over 80 cars a day failing inspection; the rule came into effect on March 1st and in the first 40 days has already left a bitter taste for nearly 3,500 vehicle owners. In Eco, the Minister of Environment and Energy, Maria da Graça Carvalho, reveals that the French government has invited the Portuguese and Spanish executives to present a timeline for the completion of electrical interconnections. Expresso reports that EDP has reached an agreement with the Trump administration to abandon two offshore wind projects in the US.
MAR Shopping Algarve in Loulé is marking a decade of the “Prevent it Like a Gentleman” campaign, a free initiative promoting prostate cancer awareness and men’s health. Since its launch, The post MAR Shopping Algarve marks 10 years of men’s health campaign appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Active corruption crimes related to the Vale do Lobo luxury development in the Algarve, as part of 'Operation Marquês', will reach their statute of limitations by the end of this week, while the passive side of the same facts will expire in June. Discover the top stories in the national press this Tuesday. Corruption crimes fall in 'Operation...
Sócrates and Armando Vara are cleared of passive corruption charges in June. The judge of the smaller case is moving to the High Council of the Judiciary (CSM).
Quinta Art Collective is settling into a new space for just one day, on Friday, May 29, at Lobos restaurant, in Almancil, from 2pm to 9pm. Quinta Art Collective consists The post In the heart of the Algarve, creativity is quietly thriving appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The Algarvensis Geopark was distinguished this Monday at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris with the certificate that officially recognises this territory as a UNESCO Global Geopark, becoming part of the organisation's Global Geoparks Network.
Nave do Barão, a small inland village located 5km from Salir, in Loulé, with a winemaking tradition dating back to the 13th century, will host its annual wine festival on Saturday, May 9. The The post Sip and savour history: Nave do Barão wine festival celebrates Algarve heritage appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Gleidson Messias, who came to Portugal in 2004, and his wife, Simone, have been running the Restaurante Popular in Loulé for three years. The decor features recycled materials and mosaics made by him.
Home Food & Drink MB Cakes Brunch & Coffee: A Floral Escape in the Algarve MB Cakes Brunch & Coffee: A Floral Escape in the Algarve I came across this beautiful café in Loulé with stunning floral décor and immediately knew I wanted to learn more about it.
Viceroy at Ombria Algarve is introducing a new series of wellness experiences inspired by the lunar cycle, designed to take place outdoors under the light of the full moon. Called The post Viceroy at Ombria Algarve launches full moon spa rituals appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The Algarve is set to host a new centre for one of the world’s most widely recognised English language tests, with regular exam sessions starting next month. The British Council The post World’s leading English test arrives in Almancil appeared first on Portugal Resident.
With a vast geological heritage within the municipal boundaries of Loulé, Silves, and Albufeira, the Algarvensis Geopark joined the UNESCO Global Geoparks Network (GGN) this Thursday, which now totals 241 geoparks across 51 countries. It is the seventh Portuguese geopark to achieve this status.
A new project created during a weekend event in the Algarve has been named among the top 10 finalists in a global competition run by Techstars. Closure., a platform designed The post Loulé project reaches global top 10 in Techstars pitch competition appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Known as Quinta da Esperança, the 19th-century mansion suffered a fire in 2017 that destroyed its interior and roof. Since then, little or nothing has been done.
Vilamoura will host an international cancer research course featuring two Nobel Prize winners in Medicine, bringing together young scientists and experts from Portugal and the United States to strengthen scientific cooperation.
