Your weekly roundup from the Minho: Braga's council negotiates the Pedreira's future with the club, Barcelos and two Alto Minho councils tender sewage works, a car damages the Bom Jesus stairway, and Sp. Braga host Sporting tonight.
Good morning. Here is your Friday briefing for 9 October 2026: the day's essential Portugal stories for residents, immigrants and anyone keeping an eye on the country, with two new
The Coração Silenciado association says victims had no say in a process that compensated 57 people against an estimated 4,815, and now wants MPs, not just the President, to act.
Admissions fell 3.7 percent to 748,000 while takings rose 3.8 percent to 5.4 million euros. Over nine months, audiences are up almost 10 percent and receipts by more than a fifth.
The bridge stays open but loses lanes from midnight to 14:00 on Sunday. Saturday's marathon runs from Carcavelos to the Praça do Comércio, and the organiser is steering runners onto early Cascais line trains.
A new report finds only 3.5 percent of the ocean effectively protected worldwide and a funding gap of 14 billion dollars a year, with formal coverage heading for 12 to 15 percent by 2030.
Bedroom doors had no handles, medicines sat in food fridges and there was no nursing room, the PSP says. The case is with prosecutors, and the building was judged a high risk for residents.
