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The €1.5 million tourism project is located on a farm donated to the Foundation in 2022 and benefited from 'green financing' from BPI for adhering to sustainability principles.
Former prime minister guarantees that no amount from that business passed through his bank accounts
The cliff is unstable, it is necessary to protect people and property, stated the president of the Portuguese Environment Agency.
Sicasal, a meat-processing company located in the municipality of Mafra and declared insolvent, will resume production at the end of this week following an advance payment from a customer, the insolvency administrator told Lusa. According to Jorge Calvete, the first workers returned to the factory this Monday to begin sanitisation and to inspect the ...
Images show the incident in the centre of Ericeira.
The library reopened on Friday after undergoing works supported by the PRR to “strengthen the safety, preservation and enjoyment of this unique site of national and global heritage”.
The intervention was carried out under the PRR (Recovery and Resilience Plan). Restoration work is still under way in the palace's basilica.
Sicasal, a meat-processing company based in Mafra, has been accumulating debts and losses, which led to a request for its insolvency after its Special Revitalisation Plan was rejected, according to the file to which the Lusa news agency had access on Friday. The company acknowledged being 'in a difficult economic situation, but not in a state ...'
The Socialists are calling for 'social support measures, professional retraining and the creation of conditions for a swift reintegration into the labour market', following Sicasal's insolvency.
Sicasal, a meat-processing company based in the municipality of Mafra, has been declared insolvent at the request of Banco Comercial Português, according to the insolvency declaration notice from the Lisbon West District Court published this Wednesday. The insolvency was requested by Banco Comercial Português (BCP), one of the largest creditors. The District Court of ...
