AC/DC will present its latest album "Rock or Bust" in Portugal in May next year.
The Australian band will kick off its European tour in Algés, Oeiras on May 7th next year.
Spain’s notorious ‘gag law’ will be challenged by a group of journalists who are taking it to the European Court of Human Rights this week
The security legislation, enhanced just this year by the governing conservative People’s Party, restricts the right to assembly and to freedom of expression.
Having spent seven years at the head of the Directorate General of Taxation, José Azevedo Pereira gave a rare interview to SIC-Noticias.
The conclusion drawn from the conversation is that the country’s taxation rules, far from being equally applied to all citizens, are in fact part of a politically manipulated system that favours Portugal’s already wealthy families.
A painting representing a biblical scene was purchased by the Museum of Portimão at auction in 2006 for €780.
A researcher says it's a Rembrandt but the museum is not so sure.
A fire at a rent-a-car depot near Faro airport has destroyed 27 cars and caused damage to many nearby vehicles, according to the police.
Emergency services were alerted at 02:51 and vehicles from the fire service in Faro and Loulé soon were on the scene as was the GNR.
MPs and Albufeira council’s mayor today expressed their intention to do everything possible to help those affected by the November 1st floods, including pay-outs.
A group of MPs from the Environment Committee visited Albufeira today, leading its chairman Pedro Soares to comment, "The emergency fund to help resolve these situations is underway."
The number of people in the EU who are buying items online has continued to rise, reaching 53% in 2015, up from an average of 30% in 2007.
This means that one out of every two EU residents aged between 16 and 74 ordered goods or services on the internet this year.
Shares in Portuguese bank Banif dropped another 40% today after TVI 24 reported that the government was planning a rescue for the floundering business.
Last Friday there was a surge in the share price when the Madeiran bank’s management announced it was looking for a ‘strategic investor’ to take over the taxpayers’ bloc of shares.
