Viana do Castelo, Portugal
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The challenges of the maritime and carbon-neutral economy brought together dozens of partners and experts from eight countries in Viana do Castelo, all part of the Olamur project ('Offshore Low-trophic Aquaculture in Multi-use Scenarios'). The city in the Minho region is the national representative for this European project, which aims for 'better utilisation' of marine resources.
The NeoPop Festival, dedicated to electronic music, returns to Viana do Castelo in August to celebrate two decades of existence.
A 50-year-old woman has been named a formal suspect by the Public Security Police (PSP), who recovered several gold items valued at four thousand euros.
A source from the Alto Minho Sub-Regional Command states that one of the injured was transported to the Viana do Castelo Hospital and the others were evaluated at the scene.
Thiago Moura creates dishes that blend his Afro-descendant roots with local cuisine. Owner of Kitanda in Viana do Castelo, where he has lived since 2019, he shares that he has been a victim of prejudice.
Viana do Castelo City Council approved, during this Tuesday's Executive meeting, the detailed design and the opening of a public tender for the rehabilitation of the Estrada de Santa Luzia. This is one of the main access routes to the hospital and to the town in Alto Minho, and is in an advanced state of degradation.
António José Seguro's campaign day ended in Viana do Castelo. The candidate says he accepts support from both the left and the right because he wants to be president of all the Portuguese and appeals to moderate voters to help curb extremism.
Luís Marques Mendes says election day will show that the opinion polls 'failed spectacularly'. In Viana do Castelo he again faced criticism over the state of the country's healthcare and argued that a change in the organisational model of the National Health Service (SNS) is needed.
On the streets of Viana do Castelo, Gouveia e Melo tried to persuade undecided voters and believes in a 'silent majority' that will make itself heard on the 18th. There was time for criticism, but also for a sweet treat.
