Accreditation news in Portugal

1500: Pedro Álvares Cabral&#x27;s fleet departs from Porto Seguro, Brazil, continuing its voyage to India after claiming the new land for Portugal. Cabral dispatches one ship back to Lisbon to inform King Manuel I of the discovery.
1808: The people of Madrid rise up against Napoleon&#x27;s occupying forces in the Dos de Mayo Uprising. The revolt and its brutal suppression inspire resistance across the Iberian Peninsula, galvanising the Portuguese guerrilla war against French occupation.

Ministry of Education closes the Higher Institute of Administration and Languages in Madeira

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The decision must be complied with by October 31st and follows the institute's failure to renew its accreditation from the Agency for Assessment and Accreditation of Higher Education.

Público10 Apr

Ministry of Education closes the Higher Institute of Administration and Languages in Madeira

Ministry closes Institute of Administration and Languages

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The lack of accreditation of ISAL by the A3ES has dictated its compulsory closure by October of this year. The director-general of the institute says she will file an injunction.

Observador10 Apr