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In total, Celorico de Basto is rehabilitating ten former educational establishments that will create more than two dozen affordable housing units.
For now, no details of the robbery are known.
The Socialist Party (PS) secretary-general concluded a nationwide tour in Celorico de Basto, Braga, on Tuesday, May 19, aimed at promoting vocational education. The party plans to introduce parliamentary proposals to reduce the stigma surrounding vocational training, which has helped lower early school leaving rates from 39% in 2000 to 8% in 2023. The PS aims to pass a framework law for vocational training to reach a 50% enrollment rate, aligning Portugal with the European average. Key proposals include increasing university access for vocational students, updating curricula to include emerging fields like cybersecurity and climate transition, and improving vocational guidance in public schools. Additionally, the party calls for increased state funding, higher pay for trainers, and better coordination between the Education and Labour ministries.
A group of hooded individuals used an Alfa Romeo with false license plates. They are currently being sought by the GNR.
Maria thinks she is divorced, but the marriage was annulled. The woman is now waiting for the archbishop's pardon to return to being an acolyte at the Church of Fermil.
The former President of the Republic reiterated that he would not speak about “the Constitution or local government”, but that, as a former head of state, he has certain “formal and protocol-related duties”.
The former President of the Republic was speaking at the Celorico de Basto Book Festival, where he began a series of cultural interventions.
Former President participates in a literary event and reaffirms that he will not make political comments after leaving Belém.
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa will divide the coming days between book fairs, secondary schools, and school libraries. At the Book Festival in Celorico de Basto, he participated in his first public event since leaving the Presidency of the Republic.
Former President of the Republic Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa begins a series of cultural interventions today with a speech at the Celorico de Basto Book Festival, according to a note from his office sent to the Lusa agency.
The former President of the Republic left the Belém Palace on the 9th, giving way to the former socialist leader António José Seguro.
This Saturday night, the former President of the Republic participates in a discussion group with the theme 'What is the role of literature in the current moment?'.
On the day former president Marcelo starts a new life away from the glare of media cameras, the municipality of Celorico do Basto has taken to social media to thank The post Celorico de Basto thanks Marcelo for 10 years of public service appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The municipality of Celorico de Basto thanked Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa today for his '10 years of public service' as President of the Republic, highlighting the 'family, political, and institutional connection he maintains with the municipality' in the Braga district.
Environmentalists accuse Resinorte's proposal of breaking the law, arguing that it allows biodegradable waste to be disposed of in the landfill without the required pre-treatment.
António José Seguro visited Celorico de Basto and says he can count on strong support there. The candidate's day included a lunch with several figures from the Socialist Party (PS). Seguro says he is proud of the party's support.
Using rusted metal sheets, the only surviving elements of an old sawmill, the dwelling forges a direct relationship with the landscape, incorporating solutions that enhance comfort and environmental performance.
