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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.
Portuguese people must pay a fee to moor at a Spanish quay, while a Spanish citizen can sail on the Alqueva reservoir without any problem, charge or restriction.
The neo-Nazi group maintained networks throughout the country and also had active cells in Switzerland and France.
A court has granted an additional six months for the Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) and the Judicial Police (PJ) to investigate the international ramifications of the Movimento Armilar Lusitano. The neo‑Nazi group has four members in pre‑trial detention.
A Portuguese–Andalusian collaboration seeks to position Southern Europe as a leader in green hydrogen through joint projects, increased production capacity, infrastructure development and cross‑border investment between Portugal and Andalusia.
On November 18, 2025, the OECD Council approved an update to the Model Convention, impacting cross-border remote work and the possibility of creating a permanent establishment for a company in another country, thereby attracting taxation in a country other than its headquarters or effective management location.
Several associations are organising a pyjama party on Friday at railway stations in 11 European cities, including Lisbon, to demand more night trains to ensure cross-border connections. The protest, in The post Pyjama party in Lisbon as 10 EU cities demand more night trains appeared first on Portugal Resident.
