Portalegre, Portugal
Latest news and stories from Campo Maior.
In Campo Maior, during a visit to an IPSS (private social solidarity institution), António Filipe criticised the prime minister's latest remarks, in which he said 'there is a perception of chaos in the SNS'.
The festival, which was recognised by UNESCO as World Heritage, was last held in 2015. The aim is to decorate one hundred streets with paper flowers handmade by local residents.
The traditional Campo Maior People's Festivals, in the district of Portalegre, will take place again this year from 8 to 16 August, with an investment of more than €600,000, according to the organisers.
Near the border, in Campo Maior, António Filipe spoke about regional disparities, depopulation, the lack of essential public services and the ageing population.
On the second day of the campaign, Henrique Gouveia e Melo went to Campo Maior to draw inspiration from the legacy of Comendador Rui Nabeiro and came away with a new slogan.