Tourism · PoliticsSintra Tour Guides Fight Back Against Parking Fees and Monopoly Rules
Independent tour operators in Sintra launch legal injunction against new parking restrictions and monopoly rules. Hundreds of guides face €1,200 annual fees.
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Politics · National NewsFrom Anti-Fascist Revolutionary to Political Dissident: The Complex Legacy of Carlos Brito
Historic PCP parliamentary leader and resistance fighter Carlos Brito dies at 93. His controversial break with the party transformed Portugal's left-wing politics.
Health · ImmigrationBonnie Tyler in Critical Condition at Hospital de Faro After Emergency Surgery
Singer Bonnie Tyler remains in induced coma at Hospital de Faro after emergency surgery for ruptured appendix. Latest updates on her critical condition.
Sports · National NewsRed Card Breaks Braga's Dream Run: Portugal's Europa League Hero Falls One Match Short
Braga exits Europa League semi-final on red card. How Portugal's historic run cost €7M and impacts domestic football's future.
Health · TourismHantavirus Outbreak on South Atlantic Cruise: Portuguese Citizen Among Affected Passengers
Hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius cruise ship heading to Canary Islands. One Portuguese citizen aboard. WHO monitors rare Andes virus cases. Travel safety info.
Politics · National NewsGaia's €300M Corruption Trial Reaches Verdict: What Property Developers and Residents Must Know
Operation Babel trial verdict today in Gaia. €300M corruption case involving former deputy mayor, developers, and rigged building permits. What it means for residents and investors.
Politics · National NewsPortugal's Labor Law Overhaul Heads to Parliament: What Workers and Expats Need to Know
After 9 months of failed talks, Portugal's labor reform advances to Parliament without union backing. Key changes to dismissals, contracts, and overtime affect all workers.
Immigration · TransportationPortuguese Hotelier Dies in Crocodile Attack After Flooded Bridge Crossing in South Africa
Portuguese hotelier Gabriel Batista, 59, killed by crocodile after crossing flooded Komatipoort bridge. Multiple victims found inside animal.
Transportation · EconomyTAP Completes Ground Handling Sale to Menzies Ahead of EU Deadline
TAP sells 49.9% SPdH stake to Menzies ahead of June EU deadline, securing ground handling at Portugal's major airports amid ongoing license dispute.