Azores, Portugal
Latest news and stories from Lajes do Pico.
The nomination aims to recognise and safeguard the knowledge and techniques associated with the handling and construction of the Azorean whaling boat in Lajes do Pico, a cultural hallmark of the Azores.
The woman reportedly sought refuge at the victim's home following alleged incidents of domestic violence.
The aircraft had taken off from São Miguel but had to land shortly after
Regional Public Administration workers in the Azores are granted a day off on August 6th for the Bom Jesus Milagroso festivities.
The Minister of Defence, Nuno Melo, dismisses a doctoral thesis that proves the existence of lead and other heavy metals in the skeletons of people who lived near the Lajes Air Base. The regional government of the Azores, of which the CDS is a part, funded this research, which is part of a doctoral thesis approved at the University of Coimbra with distinction and honours. In Expresso da Manhã, Paulo Baldaia speaks with Vítor Matos, the journalist who has been writing about this matter in Expresso.
Banned since the 1980s, whaling continues to shape the history and memory of the Azores. We went to listen to the former whalers and learn about the new ways of integrating cetaceans into the life of the archipelago.
