Front page lead
Storm Charles caused 130 km/h winds in Madeira, leading to the rescue of an 80-year-old man and reporting on overflowing rivers. The storm is now moving towards the Portuguese mainland.
An 80-year-old man, who was reported missing in Madeira after a river overflowed, has been rescued alive.
A man went missing in Madeira after a river overflowed, and rescue operations are underway.
An analysis explores the characteristics of storm Charles, differentiating it from storm Kristin and assessing its potential severity.
The article details what Portuguese labor law stipulates regarding absences from work.
Political leader Montenegro urges the public not to underestimate the risks posed by storm Charles, while also advising against panic.
Information is provided on what to expect regarding the 'day of absolute exception' scheduled for Wednesday due to the storm.
Minister Luís Neves advises the public to stay home on Wednesday if possible due to the storm.
Minister Luís Neves describes the current situation as tough and difficult, anticipating a challenging day for the country.
Portuguese authorities, potentially from the Belém area, are monitoring and responding to the effects of storm Charles.
Electricity grids are implementing crisis plans and seeking assistance from Spain in response to the severe weather.
Former minister Pedro Nuno Santos will host a new program on CNN Portugal.
This story delves into the topics discussed by Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa when he deviates from political subjects.
The fourth episode of a podcast series titled 'The Shadows of Duarte Lima' features a segment on 'A very powerful man'.
A podcast episode discusses the recurring question of whether the weather patterns have fundamentally changed.
This podcast episode explores consumer preferences related to lingerie, sex, and comfort.
Storm Charles is bringing with it the potential threat of a 'sting jet' phenomenon, similar to what was seen with storm Kristin.
The National Museum of Music is hosting an exhibition featuring a guitar and works by Phil Mendrix.
The Gulbenkian Foundation is hosting a two-day event dedicated to debates on art criticism.