Stories from Portugal

Motengil announced its sustainability plan for 2026-2031, which will be implemented through subscriptions and/or the exchange of its obligations.

The profits of banks in the first quarter of the year were discussed, with a focus on potential state intervention in the market.

Minister Rosário Palma Ramalho insisted that the trade union confederation is responsible for the lack of understanding between parties, stating that the "GT" group never truly intended to reach an agreement.

During a football match, a penalty call was made, which a commentator immediately disputed, stating it was 'not a penalty'.

Dr. Marcel Guerreiro, Mayor of Ourique, stated that the Garvão Fair will highlight something "genuine" that is part of the local identity and history. The sector is fully represented at the event. The fair is expected to feature these aspects prominently.

A Socialist Party judge has initiated a political crisis in Portugal, according to O Nascimento do Sol. A tripartite agreement involving PSD-CGPS ultimately failed, resulting in the unscheduled election of new Constitutional Court judges, which was originally planned for May.

The third edition of the Yoga and Well-being Festival is scheduled to take place tomorrow and Sunday at the Municipal Park of Loulé, Portugal. The event will feature free entry and various activities focused on yoga and well-being.

The educational program 'A Música Dá Trabalho' is scheduled to return to schools in 2026. Its stated mission is to continue educating and bringing young people closer to the world of music and people. An event for the program is planned for May 11-13 in Val de Cambra.

Maria Rego, from the Braga Football Association, has been appointed to referee the Benfica-Braga League Cup match. This will be her sixth game for Benfica and fourth for Braga this season.

Radio Observador reported a headline concerning a police case that involves a candidate for the Polícia de Segurança Pública (PSP) in Portugal.