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The Minister of Agriculture argued that it is necessary to select land unsuitable for agricultural production to install wind and solar farms, “to ensure food on the table.” Speaking to the Lusa agency in Vimioso, in the Bragança district, José Manuel Fernandes stated that there must be a reconciliation...
Bragança plans to install 35 wind turbines and connect them to the Picote Hydroelectric Power Plant to create a hybrid operation. The 489 GWh/year produced at the wind farm will be fed into the public grid.
Home News Field guide to terrapins in Portugal was developed Field guide to terrapins in Portugal was developed The environmental association Palombar, based in Vimioso, has produced the first field guide to terrapins in Portugal, combining scientific knowledge and the study of nine reptile speci
The moon will cover 99.4% of the sun's light in Vimioso. The city council will distribute protective glasses, provide practical observation lessons for the eclipse, and offer workshops on astronomy and nature.
A 39-year-old man was arrested following a report of domestic violence in Vimioso. During an argument, he “threatened his own mother and attempted to physically assault her,” the GNR reveals.
An increase of 10 euros/hour, in addition to normal remuneration, is intended for clinicians who provide services at the Vimioso Health Centre, focusing on acute illness and open consultations.
Dark and foul-smelling water found along a kilometre of the Angueira river. The mayor of Vimioso has reported two suspicious discharges to the SEPNA, APA, and ICNF. The source is yet to be determined.
The Vimioso Health Centre has three general and family medicine doctors working on a scheduled appointment basis, which is considered insufficient for the municipality.
In recent months, shepherds' complaints about attacks have been increasing on the Mirandese Plateau.
In recent months, complaints from shepherds reporting attacks have been on the rise on the Mirandese Plateau.
For the shepherds of the Mirandese Plateau, the wolf attacks that have been occurring are 'a calamity', and so they are calling on the Government to take action.
