Leiria, Portugal
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The 20-year-old man lived with the 64-year-old victim. He has been arrested.
A 20-year-old man moved into his grandmother's house in Caldas da Rainha three months ago. Since then, physical and psychological violence has been repeated.
A 20-year-old man is prohibited from contacting his 64-year-old grandmother after being arrested for the crime of domestic violence, announced the Leiria Public Security Police (PSP).
A 20-year-old man is prohibited from contacting his 64-year-old grandmother after being arrested for domestic violence. According to the PSP, among other incidents, he allegedly pushed the victim against a wall in the home and uttered various insults and threats to her physical integrity, including death threats.
A 20-year-old man is prohibited from contacting his 64-year-old grandmother after being arrested for domestic violence. According to the PSP, among other incidents, he allegedly pushed the victim against a wall in the home and uttered various insults and threats to her physical integrity, including death threats.
The 20-year-old man lived with the 64-year-old victim. He has been arrested.
After confirming to Antena 1 that safety conditions had been met, IP - Infraestruturas de Portugal indicates that trains will partially return to the Oeste Line between Caldas da Rainha and Louriçal on March 16th. The return of service between Mira Sintra - Meleças and Caldas is still without a date, a route that will also be served by buses on Monday.
The Impulso festival returns to Caldas da Rainha between March and December, in an edition featuring two thematic cycles starring more than 60 artists across various stages in the city.
The thermal hospital founded by Queen Leonor gave the city its therapeutic fame and its name. Caldas da Rainha grew with the ceramics of Bordalo Pinheiro and became an easy destination for conversations associated with the figure of Zé Povinho, while Cavacas sweeten this journey. Article originally published on March 3rd.
The electricity supply in the municipality of Caldas da Rainha remained uninterrupted today, E‑Redes said, after the repair of a very high‑voltage pole, the City Council said; it had previously announced a suspension of the service.
