European Teen Jury Awards Portuguese Author Lídia Jorge’s ‘Misericórdia’
A teen jury from five European schools has chosen Portuguese author Lídia Jorge's novel ‘Misericórdia’ for the San Clemente Award, boosting Portuguese literature.
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A teen jury from five European schools has chosen Portuguese author Lídia Jorge's novel ‘Misericórdia’ for the San Clemente Award, boosting Portuguese literature.
Chega leader André Ventura advances to Portugal's 8 Feb presidential run-off, calling PSD and Iniciativa Liberal voters to stop Socialist-backed António Seguro.
Portugal’s 2026 road safety drive starts with coastal speed checks. Extra cameras and patrols enforce zero tolerance for speeding. Drivers stay alert.
Eurozone inflation falls to 1.9% as energy costs ease, but Portugal stays at 2.4%, keeping budgets tight. See how it affects wages, mortgages & prices in 2024.
Portugal’s rare second-round presidential vote is framed as a defence of democracy. Socialists urge every citizen to head to the polls on 8 February—find out what’s at stake.
Trump’s 25% EU tariff threat triggers PSI 20 plunge, risks Portuguese savers and exporters—find out which sectors face the biggest hit and what Brussels may do.
Bloco de Esquerda urges a vote for Socialist António José Seguro in Portugal’s 8 Feb 2026 presidential run-off to block far-right challenger André Ventura.
Explore Loulé’s 1908 Algarve market: 7AM fish, handwritten haggles, free Wi-Fi & late-night food court. Get parking, hours & event tips—plan your visit now!
Sorriso's 75th-minute strike gave Famalicão a 1-0 win at Santa Clara in Ponta Delgada, ending a six-game slump and moving them to 7th, just three points off Europe.