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Santarém, Portugal

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  • Abrantes(149)
  • Alcanena(15)
  • Almeirim(27)
  • Alpiarça(9)
  • Benavente(64)
  • Cartaxo(30)
  • Chamusca(18)
  • Constância(43)
  • Coruche(32)
  • Entroncamento(31)
  • Ferreira do Zêzere(27)
  • Golegã(13)
  • Mação(18)
  • Ourém(276)
  • Rio Maior(46)
  • Salvaterra de Magos(23)
  • Santarém(258)
  • Sardoal(5)
  • Tomar(121)
  • Torres Novas(69)
  • Vila Nova da Barquinha(47)

Portugal
  • 1665: At the Battle of Ambuíla in northern Angola, a Portuguese force from Luanda under Luís Lopes de Sequeira defeats the army of the Kingdom of Kongo. King António I is killed and beheaded, and the once-powerful kingdom slides into civil war.
  • 1936:The Tarrafal prison camp
    The steamer Luanda lands the first 152 political prisoners at the Tarrafal concentration camp on Santiago island in Cape Verde, among them Marinha Grande strikers and sailors from the September mutiny. The 'camp of slow death' operated until 1954 and again from 1961 to 1974.
    Read moreDictatorship and the Estado Novo, 1926–1974
Elsewhere
  • 1929: 'Black Tuesday' on Wall Street: some 16 million shares change hands as the New York stock market collapses, the crash that ushered in the Great Depression.
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Recent stories

Golegã awaits response from IHRU regarding affordable housing

📍 Santarém🏠 Property🏛️ Government#affordable-housing+1 more

The municipality is waiting for contact from the institute to determine who will oversee the project. The mayor prefers the IHRU to lead, but admits to taking on the construction if necessary.

observador.pt28 Oct
Golegã awaits response from IHRU regarding affordable housing

National Horse Fair renamed Caixa Golegã

📍 Santarém🎭 Culture🧭 Travel#entertainment+3 more

The National Horse Fair will now be called Caixa Golegã – National Horse Fair, following a partnership with Caixa Geral de Depósitos (CGD), which becomes the naming sponsor. The agreement coincides with the 50th edition of the event and the year the bank celebrates its 150th anniversary.

eco.sapo.pt20 Oct
National Horse Fair renamed Caixa Golegã

Golegã Fair is Intangible Cultural Heritage

📍 Santarém🎭 Culture🧭 Travel#cultural-heritage+3 more

The recognition was published in the Diário da República. The municipality now intends to nominate the National Horse Fair to the UNESCO list and expects to attract more support.

observador.pt13 Oct
Golegã Fair is Intangible Cultural Heritage

Golegã Fair is now Intangible Cultural Heritage

📍 Santarém🎭 Culture🧭 Travel#cultural-heritage+3 more

The Golegã Fair, one of the country's most iconic equestrian traditions, has become Intangible Cultural Heritage, following a decision published in the Diário da República this Monday. This recognises the historical roots of the event, which is scheduled for November 6th to 13th in what is known as the 'capital of the horse'.

eco.sapo.pt12 Oct
Golegã Fair is now Intangible Cultural Heritage

Casa da Paladin acquires Dona Sarah and considers a factory in Morocco

📍 Santarém💶 Finance💼 Work#investment+1 more

Casa Mendes Gonçalves, owner of the Paladin brand, has acquired the healthy food brand Diese and the company Alimentos Guadiana, which owns Dona Sarah. The Golegã-based sauce manufacturer is pursuing a growth strategy through acquisitions and organic expansion, with plans to increase exports to the Arab world and potentially open a production facility in Morocco to shorten supply chains.

dinheirovivo.dn.pt19 Sept
Casa da Paladin acquires Dona Sarah and considers a factory in Morocco

“I do not know of any country that has developed with low wages”

📍 Santarém💼 Work🏠 Property#economic-activity+1 more

An interview with the owner of Casa Mendes Gonçalves, a major employer in Golegã, discussing their commitment to paying above the minimum wage, investing in employee housing, and the transition of the company's ownership to a foundation to ensure long-term social impact and regional development.

dinheirovivo.dn.pt19 Sept
“I do not know of any country that has developed with low wages”

Golegã Fair applies for Intangible Heritage status

📍 Santarém🎭 Culture🏛️ Government#cultural-heritage+2 more

The registration process for the National Inventory is under public consultation for 30 days. The local authority is already eyeing UNESCO as the next step.

observador.pt24 Aug
Golegã Fair applies for Intangible Heritage status

Owner of Paladin sauces buys Diese and enters the healthy seasoning market

📍 Santarém💶 Finance🏖️ Daily Life#investment+1 more

Casa Mendes Gonçalves, owner of the Paladin sauce brand, announced this Wednesday the acquisition of the Portuguese brand Diese and its entry into the healthy food market. The business deal for the company based in Golegã, in the Santarém district, involved the creation of new product ranges and the rebranding of Diese, which...

eco.sapo.pt5 Aug
Owner of Paladin sauces buys Diese and enters the healthy seasoning market

Expoégua kicks off this Thursday in Golegã with equestrian events, gastronomy, and wine

📍 Santarém🏖️ Daily Life🧭 Travel#tourism+2 more

The economic impact on the region is considered significant, with the vice-president stating that accommodation capacity in the municipality is fully booked during the event.

cmjornal.pt21 May
Expoégua kicks off this Thursday in Golegã with equestrian events, gastronomy, and wine

Man attempts stabbing at the Golegã Horse Fair

📍 Santarém⚖️ Legal#crime-report+1 more

The incident occurred following a disagreement between two men that ended in a stabbing in November. The suspect has now been arrested by the Judicial Police.

cmjornal.pt23 Apr
Man attempts stabbing at the Golegã Horse Fair

Man attempts stabbing at the Golegã Horse Fair

📍 Santarém⚖️ Legal#crime-report+1 more

The incident occurred following a disagreement between two men that ended in a stabbing in November. The suspect has now been arrested by the Judicial Police.

cmjornal.pt22 Apr
Man attempts stabbing at the Golegã Horse Fair

Student becomes unconscious after 'rear-naked choke' hold at school in Golegã

📍 Santarém⚖️ Legal🩺 Health#public-safety+1 more

The 12-year-old youth received assistance at the scene and was transported to the Abrantes Hospital.

Correio da Manhã15 Apr
Student becomes unconscious after 'rear-naked choke' hold at school in Golegã

Golegã estimates over one million euros in damages

📍 Santarém🌱 Environment🚇 Infrastructure#severe-weather+2 more

Municipal and rural roads that remain submerged are among the most affected. The value calculated by the local authority does not include agricultural damage or damage to private homes.

Observador17 Mar
Golegã estimates over one million euros in damages

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