Portugal’s Centre-Right Leaders Back Socialist Seguro to Block Far-Right Ventura
Centre-right figures back António José Seguro in Portugal’s 8 Feb presidential run-off to block far-right André Ventura. This alliance could reshape the race.
All the latest news from The Portugal Post — politics, economy, culture and more.
Centre-right figures back António José Seguro in Portugal’s 8 Feb presidential run-off to block far-right André Ventura. This alliance could reshape the race.
Over 235,000 people visited Loulé’s museum network in 2025, proving the Algarve is a 365-day hotspot. Discover free Sundays, workshops and off-season events.
Lisbon and Porto ride-hailing fleets keep growing while demand stalls, pushing TVDE drivers below minimum wage. Learn what protests and pending EU law changes bring.
Storm Ingrid brings 10-metre Atlantic waves, gale-force gusts and heavy snow to Portugal. Orange warnings in effect—expect travel delays and stay informed today.
Portugal ranks 6th in FIFA, only 0.08 pts shy of top-five seeding. March friendlies vs Czechia & Mexico could tip standings before the 2026 draw.
Over 8.3 million fake posts, AI polls and deepfaked videos flooded Portuguese feeds ahead of the 2026 presidential run-off. Learn 4 quick checks before 8 Feb.
From 2026, INEM moves paramedic training to the National Fire-Fighters School; medical faculties lose role and crews face 5-year recertification. See what it means for response times.
Portugal will merge 1.º and 2.º ciclos into a six-year primary cycle from 2027, add AI and coding classes, and launch consultation for parents in early 2026.
Portugal moves ambulance training to the Firefighters’ School and sets compulsory 5-year renewals—what EMTs, unions and medical faculties need to know.