Latest news and stories about cross border in Portugal for expats and residents.
In an interview with the Spanish newspaper El Mundo, Maria da Graça Carvalho says she is waiting for the Portuguese regulator's position before taking a stance: “We shall see.”
A look at the bridge connecting Portugal and Spain, known for being one of the shortest international crossings globally.
A new bridge connecting Portugal and Spain is set to reduce travel time by one hour.
A new bridge connecting Portugal and Spain is set to reduce travel distance by 85 kilometres.
The number of legal requests for alimony and child support payments between Brazil and Portugal is on the rise, according to Lusa.
An educational initiative brings together schools from the Galicia region and Northern Portugal for a joint event in the municipality of Valença.
The CDU party expresses concern over the absence of official communication to the Portuguese government concerning a tungsten mining project located in Spain.
The second edition of the Iberian River Tourism Meeting, organised by Odiana, focuses on enhancing cross-border collaboration between Portugal and Spain.
The Bragança-Puebla de Sanabria road could make a difference 'in an increasingly ageing territory, both on the Portuguese and Spanish sides', according to the president of the Rionor Association.
Members of Parliament request clarifications from the Minister of Environment and Energy 'regarding the steps being taken to safeguard environmental issues'.
Audio recordings between experts reveal new information
Construction work is the reason for the diversion. Arrival times at the final destination may vary depending on traffic conditions.
Driving to Spain to refuel is now worthwhile, and many Portuguese people are driving to the neighbouring country to save a few cents. In Rábano de Aliste, CNN Portugal reporter Ângela Pais follows the influx at the petrol stations.
See the answer in the video. Polígrafo TVI (from the same group as CNN Portugal) is a fact-checking programme about current events.
With the rise in prices caused by the war in Iran, more and more Portuguese people are refuelling in Spain. For how long? Editorial by Helena Pereira.
António Ventura went to Ayamonte to fill up his tank and saved 17 euros. “In Spain, it has always been cheaper, and now the difference is even greater,” he says.
CP will use 2240 series electric multiple units while the international Celta train, which connects Porto to Vigo, requires a road transfer in Galicia for one year.
The news is reported by El Mundo, which gained access to the audio recordings submitted by the Spanish operator to the Senate committee responsible for investigating the incident. In one of the records, a Red Eléctrica official also cites the lack of nuclear energy in the system.
The price of a gas cylinder in Portugal is enough to buy two in Spain with money left over. The same applies to petrol and diesel.
The international Celta train, which connects Porto to Vigo (Galicia), will be replaced by a road service on the Spanish section for one year starting April 6th due to construction work, CP announced. We inform you that due to works under the responsibility of ADIF (Administrator of Railway Infrastructures of Spain), from April 6th...
No intermediate stops are planned
The international Celta train, which connects Porto to Vigo (Galicia), will be replaced by a road service on the Spanish section for one year starting April 6th due to construction work, CP announced.
Fuel prices are set to rise again in Portugal on Monday. Conversely, in Spain, fuel prices will decrease starting at midnight due to a reduction in VAT.
The European Grouping of Territorial Cooperation of the Minho River highlights as concerns “the silting of the river, the proliferation of invasive species and the impacts resulting from flow management.”
From the creation of the Iberian Cherry Observatory to the demonstration of innovative solutions in pilot orchards, and the economic valorisation of cherries from Resende, Fundão, and the Valle de Jerte in neighbouring Spain. These are some of the initiatives of the Portuguese-Spanish consortium, led by the Polytechnic Institute of Guarda (IPG), which could, in the future, be...
In this news bulletin, we go live to Spain to see if it is still worth refuelling across the border. Also, the Government's first regional emergency and the Oscars ceremony.
The project has been in the works since 1995 and has already secured an agreement to benefit from European funds. However, no progress has been made.
Spain is re-evaluating extending the operation of the nuclear power plant until 2030. MIA expresses concern over delaying a decision that is essential for the safety of the population and environmental protection.
The Iberian Anti-Nuclear Movement expresses concern regarding radioactive contamination linked to discharges from the nuclear power plant near the Tagus River. The 'cross-border risk' to Portugal is also highlighted.
The headline states that Portugal plays a central role in boosting cross-border interconnections within the EU.
