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This behaviour is not new, and the minor has reportedly even threatened a teacher. The facts have been reported to the CPCJ and the Public Prosecutor's Office.
The person in charge admits to payment delays, but claims that “none exceeded 60 days,” further alleging that “everything was done” to ensure salaries were paid on time.
The daily rate in the town will rise to 14 euros starting April 1st. Tour operators will pay a monthly fee of 100 euros.
Some schools were closed due to the strike. The union reports that APDJ is going through a “difficult situation” and is hiring workers without informing them of the association's financial status.
After more than a month without trains or alternative services on the Oeste Line, CP will have buses running from next week at almost all stops between Mira Sintra - Meleças and Caldas da Rainha.
A man told CMTV that the food was of poor quality, but could not guarantee it was spoiled. However, the Public Security Police seized two tonnes of food unfit for consumption.
Those who survive are punished and those who exploit are protected.
Sintra Council has approved the expansion of paid parking to beach areas, increased rates for car parks and limited-duration zones, and introduced monthly permits for tourism operators. The measure, announced on Wednesday, March 11, aims to manage parking pressure in urban areas and tourist hotspots. The new tariffs, effective from April 1, have faced criticism from opposition parties, who argue the move lacks a comprehensive mobility strategy and negatively impacts residents and local businesses. Mayor Marco Almeida defended the decision, citing the need for better space management and promising future plans for additional parking capacity.
Praia Grande and Praia das Maçãs will have parking meters from June to September. Rates reach up to 14 euros per day in the town. The opposition demands a suspension of the expansion and calls it an 'attack on residents'.
