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[00:00:02] "something that colleagues can recover we understand that in the future
[00:00:15] The new Azorean scientific research vessel
[00:00:19] is already in
[00:00:19] Faial.
[00:00:23] The second stage of the Mini Atlantic Regatta
[00:00:27] between Faial and France is underway.
[00:00:31] Filarmónica Minerva de Ginetes celebrated 120 years with a concert.
[00:00:42] all this from
[00:00:48] Welcome to Atlantic news. The new Azorean
[00:00:51] scientific research vessel
[00:00:54] and invites the public to built in Spain
[00:00:56] is already in the archipelago. It represents an investment of over 30
[00:01:00] million euros, financed by the
[00:01:02] PRR. The president of the regional government calls it a historical
[00:01:06] day.
[00:01:09] 3 years after it began to be designed, the Azorson
[00:01:12] entered the port of Horta. The new
[00:01:16] multidisciplinary scientific
[00:01:19] Peter Zalmayev will be in research vessel Wednesday with the Golden Key Novena. of the region, was received with pomp and
[00:01:22] circumstance. I am convinced that this
[00:01:26] decrease in recent times, is a historical day, because perhaps it will add
[00:01:30] to the future
[00:01:31] airport is an old request on the value
[00:01:33] the hotel activity of the legacy we have of identity, of knowledge, of
[00:01:37] research, of results achieved for a new
[00:01:41] source of opportunities.
[00:01:44] The Azor Zoshen is about 46 m
[00:01:47] long, and is equipped with modern
[00:01:51] laboratories, classrooms and state-of-the-art technology, capable
[00:01:54] of carrying out oceanographic mapping
[00:01:57] studies down to 5000 m deep. A
[00:02:00] bet on knowledge that continues to put the region far ahead
[00:02:04] of the rest of the country, according to the president of the
[00:02:07] government, in addition to our sea cluster
[00:02:11] in the Azores and particularly here on the island
[00:02:15] of Faial, it enhances the installed
[00:02:19] capabilities of the University of the Azores which, in partnership
[00:02:22] with us, will continue to benefit
[00:02:25] from this, no longer just the archipelago, but
[00:02:27] also the Azores Aushen. "They
[00:02:31] will make the future great, because the future
[00:02:34] is made with research, with science and with
[00:02:37] knowledge. The ship
[00:02:41] then have a tender will be jointly managed by Martech and Atlantico Line and operated by the
[00:02:44] Navy. The Navy will be a permanent
[00:02:48] ally for the optimization of the
[00:02:51] use of this ship. It is,
[00:02:54] obviously, owned by the Autonomous Region
[00:02:58] of the Azores at the service of the Azores".
[00:03:00] but it is at the service of Portugal, as it is at the service of science,
[00:03:04] of research and, therefore, in a global
[00:03:07] and universal projection. Upon its arrival
[00:03:10] at the Port of Horta, the president of the Spanish
[00:03:13] regulation of a regional shipyards Armon, where it was
[00:03:16] built, was also present.
[00:03:22] First, to be here in Horta in the Azores, second, to share this world of
[00:03:25] research, both from a scientific point of view and from a technological
[00:03:29] point of view.
[00:04:00] Okeanos Institute researchers who publicly
[00:04:03] expressed their surprise at not having been
[00:04:06] invited, the executive chief guarantees that everyone will be
[00:04:09] invited when the research vessel is
[00:04:13] baptized.
[00:04:16] The dissatisfaction of the Okeano researchers appeared on social media
[00:04:20] when the new research vessel was entering
[00:04:22] the Port of Horta. In statements, it was strange that for such
[00:04:26] a high-level event.
[00:04:30] researchers were not invited. The note
[00:04:33] states that, for over 50 years, it has developed
[00:04:36] regional, national and international projects and that therefore
[00:04:40] they were the lever for research done in the region
[00:04:43] and at the university. They remind that, since
[00:04:46] 1993, Imarres was the archipelago, and that
[00:04:50] in this way they contributed, decisively and committedly, to the
[00:04:54] definition of the scientific valences and outfitting
[00:04:57] of the new research vessel in the design of... the laboratories
[00:05:01] in the specification and selection of scientific equipment
[00:05:05] to use for the researchers this
[00:05:08] suppression of the community and scientific institutions based
[00:05:12] on... that
[00:05:20] was just the reception and that for the christening of the ship all
[00:05:24] would be invited. Magnificent rector,
[00:05:27] I know that you can
[00:05:29] transmit my words as president of the government
[00:05:33] to the entire university universe, all its
[00:05:37] campuses, all
[00:05:39] researchers, all those responsible. for
[00:05:42] the university, enormous congratulations for us
[00:05:46] in this communion, to be able to develop
[00:05:49] more scientific research
[00:05:52] capacity that has also been led
[00:05:55] by our University of the Azores, by our researchers,
[00:05:59] first in the Department of Oceanography and Fisheries, also
[00:06:02] now in the Okeanos Institute and, therefore, in
[00:06:06] the entire universe that is
[00:06:09] the University of the Azores itself.
[00:06:12] The Azores Ocean event should take place by the end of the
[00:06:15] month.
[00:06:17] Despite having a competitor, the tender
[00:06:21] for the chartering of a regular maritime cargo vessel
[00:06:24] for the islands of Flores and Corvo,
[00:06:28] ended without awarding. The regional
[00:06:31] government has already announced that it will launch a new international
[00:06:34] public tender. A press release from the
[00:06:38] executive states that the only proposal presented in the
[00:06:41] now extinct tender had a price higher than the
[00:06:45] base value of 5.2 million euros, which is why
[00:06:49] the jury proposed its exclusion. In the last
[00:06:52] 3 years, the maritime transport of goods to the Western
[00:06:55] Group was ensured by the Azorean
[00:06:58] Mutual Maritime Transport with the
[00:07:02] vessel Torby. The current
[00:07:05] contract ends on September 22. The government
[00:07:08] intends to move forward with a new tender, introducing
[00:07:11] adjustments to strengthen
[00:07:14] competitiveness and attractiveness among
[00:07:18] market operators.
[00:07:19] The Portuguese Institute of Sea and
[00:07:24] Atmosphere raised the warning to
[00:07:27] Orange for precipitation, sometimes heavy,
[00:07:30] starting today, on the islands of the central group and tomorrow on the
[00:07:34] eastern group. For wind, a Yellow
[00:07:37] warning was issued.
[00:07:39] It's news no one
[00:07:42] likes to give, but bad weather is back in the Azores,
[00:07:46] heavy rain, thunderstorms, wind gusts that can reach
[00:07:50] 100 km/h, the central and eastern
[00:07:54] groups will be the most affected. Already
[00:07:58] from the end of today, Wednesday,
[00:08:01] starting in the central group and which should continue
[00:08:04] overnight and there is still the possibility of some heavy showers during
[00:08:08] tomorrow morning in the central group, in the
[00:08:11] mental group more from dawn, so from
[00:08:15] 0 tomorrow and should
[00:08:17] continue until the end of the afternoon, so this situation can
[00:08:21] occur in any of the islands of the central and eastern groups, but
[00:08:25] we can also have some discharges at sea. Hitma also explains
[00:08:29] that these depressions are not unusual at this time of
[00:08:33] year. It doesn't mean that it happens every year, but it's not
[00:08:36] unusual, so the month of August is typically a very hot
[00:08:40] and humid month which favors, to a large
[00:08:43] extent, atmospheric instability, hence
[00:08:45] the possibility of depressions forming here in our
[00:08:49] latitudes and also the occurrence of
[00:08:53] heavy rain accompanied by some wind gusts and thunderstorms.
[00:08:56] Meanwhile, an orange alert has already been issued for
[00:09:00] precipitation, sometimes heavy, and thunderstorms in the central group
[00:09:03] between 9 p.m. on Wednesday and midday on
[00:09:07] Thursday. In the central group, the orange warning
[00:09:11] comes into force at the beginning of Thursday, extending until
[00:09:14] 9 p.m. on the same
[00:09:16] day. The unemployment rate in the
[00:09:20] Azores in the second quarter of
[00:09:22] 2026 was 5%, an increase of
[00:09:25] 1.1 percentage points compared to the
[00:09:28] same quarter. If the comparison is made with the
[00:09:32] previous quarter, there was a decrease of 0.4 percentage
[00:09:35] points. The data from April to June was
[00:09:39] now published by the regional statistics service.
[00:09:43] At the national level, the unemployment rate stood at
[00:09:46] 5.3% in the second quarter of
[00:09:49] 2026, while the employed population in the
[00:09:53] archipelago increased by 0.5%,
[00:09:56] compared to the same quarter and 1.4%
[00:10:00] compared to the first quarter of
[00:10:02] 2026. The services sector was the one that
[00:10:06] presented the highest average monthly net
[00:10:09] salary of employees. The highest.
[00:10:12] The President of the Chamber of Commerce and
[00:10:15] Industry of Ponta Delgada criticizes the lack of political
[00:10:19] involvement at the highest level in the work of the
[00:10:22] Azores Air Route Development Fund.
[00:10:26] Walter Coto also expresses concern about the losses
[00:10:30] recorded in the tourism sector in the last 9
[00:10:34] months.
[00:10:36] With the arrival of August, a fundamental
[00:10:39] month for tourism, the discussion about the region's air connections
[00:10:43] with the outside always comes to the surface. Just recently, in
[00:10:46] May, the regional assembly approved the creation of the
[00:10:50] air route development fund. The Chamber of
[00:10:53] Commerce and Industry of Ponta Delgada integrates the
[00:10:56] work, but immediately expresses criticism. Our
[00:11:00] first impression is that there is a lack of political involvement at the highest
[00:11:03] level in the region, to be able, together with the central
[00:11:07] government and the European community, to take
[00:11:11] advantage of our ultra-peripheral region, the
[00:11:14] specificities of the region, so that we can have support in the European
[00:11:17] Union different from what may be being altered at the moment, because this process is also
[00:11:21] under revision. In the European Union, if
[00:11:24] we only stick to the dossiers among technicians, we will not
[00:11:28] reach the point we desire. Still
[00:11:31] on aviation, Walter Coute again recalls the negative
[00:11:34] effects of RNER's departure. We have many fewer
[00:11:38] seats available and the few available seats that
[00:11:41] we have are being sold at exorbitant
[00:11:44] prices. Speaking of losses, the representative of
[00:11:47] businessmen highlights the
[00:11:51] complaints are generalized, not only in
[00:11:55] tourist accommodation, but also in
[00:11:58] in general, uh, taxi drivers who even this week were also
[00:12:02] complaining, restaurants, unlike
[00:12:06] previous years where it was necessary to make a prior reservation with one or two
[00:12:09] days in advance, at this moment we can already get a table on the same
[00:12:13] day, all these are indications that
[00:12:16] we have less tourism at this moment in the Azores, but when
[00:12:20] we analyze the high season and even already... this month
[00:12:23] of August, the perceptions are also not at all
[00:12:27] favorable, we are analyzing discounts that are
[00:12:29] being practiced in the middle of August, ranging from
[00:12:33] 10% to 30%. And if the
[00:12:37] prospects for the summer are not encouraging, the future
[00:12:40] does not bode well. The worst is yet to come,
[00:12:44] what is to come will be next low
[00:12:47] season, and that will indeed be extremely
[00:12:50] worrying for companies, for company coffers. and it
[00:12:53] will no longer be from October, it will be from mid-September,
[00:12:57] low expectations from businessmen who complain
[00:13:00] about drops in tourism for 9 consecutive
[00:13:04] months.
[00:13:06] The government has already reacted
[00:13:09] to the criticism from the President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Ponta
[00:13:13] Delgada. The Regional Secretary of Tourism guarantees
[00:13:16] total commitment to the definition of the Azores
[00:13:19] Air Route Development Fund.
[00:13:23] "The government is represented at the highest level in that it is represented by my chief of
[00:13:26] staff, it would make no sense for the secretary
[00:13:30] or regional secretary themselves to represent, this is a
[00:13:33] working document that needs to be produced, it is the
[00:13:38] legislative decree and normally the regulations
[00:13:41] of regional legislative decrees are made by the offices and that is how it is being
[00:13:45] done. Anyone who listens to my interventions in the regional legislative
[00:13:48] assembly knows very well that we have every interest in having more
[00:13:51] mechanisms for supporting route attraction and
[00:13:55] that mechanism was approved by the Regional Assembly, so we have every
[00:13:59] interest in it being feasible and being
[00:14:02] implemented as quickly as possible. The
[00:14:06] Portuguese Institute of Sea and Atmosphere will implement,
[00:14:09] starting in December, an aviation support service
[00:14:13] at Pico Island airport to minimize
[00:14:16] flight cancellations due to meteorological
[00:14:20] reasons.
[00:14:20] The decision
[00:14:25] by the working group created by Sata and Ipma, comes after
[00:14:29] recent episodes of intense fog that affected several
[00:14:32] airports in the region and that led to the cancellation of hundreds of
[00:14:36] inter-island connections. The implementation of this new service
[00:14:39] called TAF, strengthens the meteorological information
[00:14:43] provided to aviation and is considered an essential
[00:14:46] tool for flight planning and dispatch. There is already
[00:14:49] TAF for Lajes, which is the meteorological forecast, so for
[00:14:53] the airport, and we will start doing precisely
[00:14:56] that for Pico, that is, we will then have two airports in the region that
[00:15:00] are located on the north coast, where the weather is normally different from the south
[00:15:04] coast in these meteorological situations, at least, allowing Sata
[00:15:08] to a certain extent to dispatch
[00:15:10] flights, of course this will not
[00:15:14] eliminate in these meteorological situations
[00:15:17] cancellations entirely, but at least
[00:15:20] it should minimize it, it should allow some
[00:15:23] flights to take place, Pico will become an alternate airport in
[00:15:26] situations of adverse weather
[00:15:29] conditions. Carlos Ramalho explains in practice what could
[00:15:33] happen in a bad weather situation when this service is
[00:15:36] implemented. From December this year, we are in a
[00:15:40] situation of a very hot and humid air mass from the south that is affecting the airports
[00:15:44] on the south coast of the Islands, causing low ceilings and
[00:15:47] fog on some islands, what happens? there could be, therefore
[00:15:50] a relatively short time interval that would allow a plane to leave São
[00:15:54] Miguel, let's say for São Jorge, which also has an airport on the south
[00:15:57] coast, only with the TAF from Lajes the flight could not be made because Sata
[00:16:01] needs to have two TAFs with good weather
[00:16:05] forecast to be made because the airport all the time São Jorge in this
[00:16:08] case, in the case we are supposing, at the destination airport the weather would not be very good
[00:16:12] and then with the two good weather forecasts, two
[00:16:15] airports on the north coast, Pico and Terceira, the plane could
[00:16:19] already be, the flight could be dispatched. The working
[00:16:22] group will continue to develop and evaluate technical solutions that
[00:16:26] allow flight planning, contribute to greater
[00:16:29] operational predictability, reduce cancellations, always guaranteeing
[00:16:33] the safety of information and air traffic.
[00:16:38] The final report of the working group created by the regional
[00:16:41] government recommends the extension of the runway of Pico Island
[00:16:45] airport by 690 m
[00:16:48] to the east. The cost of the work is estimated at
[00:16:52] 24 million euros. The regional secretary
[00:16:55] for infrastructure does not commit to
[00:16:58] deadlines.
[00:17:02] It has been a long process and with some complexity, the
[00:17:05] extension of the runway at Pico
[00:17:09] the island, the regional government created a working group to
[00:17:12] study the matter and now here are the main
[00:17:16] conclusions: expansion of the runway by 690
[00:17:20] m to the west, in a work that should be integrated
[00:17:23] into the sustainable European program 2030 and that has
[00:17:27] an estimated cost of 24 million euros,
[00:17:31] the regional secretary for infrastructure highlights the importance and the
[00:17:35] gains with the expansion of this runway. It provides
[00:17:38] capacity for the main flights that
[00:17:41] are intended to be made from Pico,
[00:17:45] from the east coast of the United
[00:17:48] States to any European destination, it is evident that
[00:17:52] now there is a lot of work to be done from here, because several
[00:17:55] partners are needed, the report itself indicates this, starting with
[00:17:59] environmental partners, UNESCO partners, because that
[00:18:02] partly involves the protected
[00:18:06] area of... Berta Cabral also explains the
[00:18:09] next steps to be taken, we will develop all the work that is
[00:18:13] necessary, all the stages that need to be overcome so that we can
[00:18:18] launching process to then
[00:18:21] enter properly into what is
[00:18:24] choosing the designer, choosing the contractor,
[00:18:27] advancing with the work, because it is fundamental to do as much
[00:18:31] as possible within this current community framework,
[00:18:34] expectations of the regional government about an
[00:18:37] expansion long desired and demanded by the
[00:18:41] population of Pico Island.
[00:18:44] Sata workers were surprised
[00:18:47] by the approval of the terms of reference for the total
[00:18:51] privatization of Sata Handling by the
[00:18:54] Government Council. The unions say that their
[00:18:57] proposals were not considered and
[00:19:00] promise to intensify forms of
[00:19:02] struggle.
[00:19:06] Five meetings later, in which the contributions
[00:19:09] of the unions were not considered, the representatives of the
[00:19:13] SATA workers were surprised by the decision of the
[00:19:16] regional government which decided to proceed with the approval of the
[00:19:20] terms of reference to define the terms of the sale
[00:19:23] of SATA Handling. It was unilateral because we still
[00:19:27] made a last counterproposal in an attempt for
[00:19:30] our demands to be considered, but
[00:19:34] the secretary expressed the need for...
[00:19:38] agenda constraints that forced them to
[00:19:42] present the terms of reference at the moment they decided to present it, and
[00:19:46] therefore there was no more room for negotiation, which means that
[00:19:49] the negotiation, if it ever even reached a negotiation, stopped here.
[00:19:53] Faced with the unilateral decision of the regional executive and
[00:19:56] considering all possibilities of
[00:19:59] understanding through the negotiating channel exhausted, the
[00:20:02] unions will meet with SATA Handling workers
[00:20:06] with a view to deciding what appropriate measures
[00:20:09] to express their displeasure regarding a process that they say
[00:20:13] threatens to destroy SATA, fragment services and
[00:20:17] jeopardize essential activities for territorial
[00:20:20] cohesion and the mobility of
[00:20:23] Azoreans. A large part or almost all of
[00:20:27] our demands were not met,
[00:20:31] our contributions were not considered, which means that the compromise
[00:20:34] ended up not producing the desired results. In a joint
[00:20:38] statement sent to the newsrooms, the unions representing
[00:20:42] handling workers emphasize that they disagree with the
[00:20:45] 100% sale of SATA handling,
[00:20:48] they do not agree with terms of reference approved
[00:20:52] unilaterally by the regional government of the
[00:20:55] Azores.
[00:20:57] RTP contacted the representative in the Azores of the
[00:21:01] National Union of Civil Aviation Workers,
[00:21:03] but Filipe Rocha said he would only give
[00:21:06] statements after meeting with SATA Handling
[00:21:10] workers.
[00:21:13] The president of the commercial sports group says that this
[00:21:16] year, the Azores Rally can only take place
[00:21:20] due to the support of the municipal councils of São
[00:21:23] Miguel. For three years, the Azorean executive has stopped
[00:21:27] providing funding for this motorsport
[00:21:29] event.
[00:21:33] The president of the commercial sports group laments the indifference of the regional
[00:21:36] government towards one of the biggest events in the Azores. The
[00:21:40] government stopped supporting the Azores Rally three years ago,
[00:21:44] a cut of about 1 million euros, an incomprehensible
[00:21:47] situation for Luís Pimental. especially because
[00:21:51] there are other forms of support from the executive, there is no
[00:21:54] support from the regional government, but we do not want
[00:21:58] any money to be
[00:22:02] removed from the budget, there are
[00:22:06] other mechanisms, eh, we have already warned that
[00:22:09] there is support from Turismo Portugal with Madeira and other clubs
[00:22:13] receive it and but they are accompanied by the government
[00:22:16] entities that help them get that support.
[00:22:20] Natel says he has been asking for a meeting with the president of the regional
[00:22:23] government for two years, but the door is closed, we have been
[00:22:27] waiting for a meeting with the president of the
[00:22:30] government for two years and he doesn't answer us, so that
[00:22:34] shows, not for me, because I represent
[00:22:38] a club, but I think that club and the clubs represent
[00:22:41] thousands of people who go to the road, thousands of people who
[00:22:44] like to watch the rallies on those festive
[00:22:48] days and this lack of support greatly harms the
[00:22:52] clubs in the case of the Azores Rally, which is a large-scale event,
[00:22:55] I think it's a lack of vision
[00:22:58] on the part of the government, I hope they change
[00:23:02] their minds quickly because they just need to copy the example of Madeira,
[00:23:06] Madeira continues to support motorsport because
[00:23:09] it understands that this is a large-scale
[00:23:13] event, we here are going in the opposite
[00:23:16] direction, even with less support the rally will go on...
[00:23:20] the recognition by the municipal councils, we have to
[00:23:23] thank all the municipal councils of São Miguel
[00:23:27] Island, regardless of their political courses,
[00:23:31] have a vision and look
[00:23:33] ahead, they see that in fact this
[00:23:37] event has a lot of promotion and is important for everyone and
[00:23:41] I can only thank them on behalf of the club. The rally returns
[00:23:44] to its original name, now called Volta à Ilha de São Miguel,
[00:23:48] the event that counts for the Azores championship,
[00:23:52] takes place on September 4 and
[00:23:54] 5,
[00:23:57] left Horta this morning heading to Les
[00:23:59] Sables-d'Olonne, the second stage of the Mini-Atlantic
[00:24:02] Regatta. According to the predictions of the French
[00:24:06] organization, the first single-handed sailors should start arriving in
[00:24:09] France within a
[00:24:11] week.
[00:24:24] The 56 mini-class sailboats participating
[00:24:27] in the 11th edition of the Mini Atlantic
[00:24:30] Regatta are already sailing towards Les
[00:24:33] Sables-d'Olonne. A clean start with a separating wind of 15 knots
[00:24:37] from the southwest, made the majority of the fleet
[00:24:40] use their spinnakers, providing a unique
[00:24:44] spectacle in one of the most beautiful bays in the
[00:24:47] world.
[00:24:58] For now, eh, the start was even
[00:25:01] brought forward because a
[00:25:04] weather situation
[00:25:07] that may worsen in the coming hours and
[00:25:10] days is forecast, but I would say that almost
[00:25:14] certainly we will have a faster
[00:25:17] course for the reasons I mentioned earlier,
[00:25:21] on the return to
[00:25:22] France.
[00:25:30] There are more than 20 years of connection between the world capital of
[00:25:33] Sailing, Sables-d'Olonne, and Faial
[00:25:35] Island.
[00:25:41] The competition is all eh very
[00:25:45] heated, because there are relatively minimal
[00:25:48] differences between the first sailors, both of the prototypes
[00:25:51] and of the production boats. and, therefore, from a
[00:25:55] purely sporting and competitive point of view, it is very
[00:25:58] interesting to be able to follow this
[00:26:00] regatta.
[00:26:04] According to the organization, the first sailors should
[00:26:08] start arriving in France within six days.
[00:26:34] The Minerva Philharmonic Band of Ginetes, on the island of São
[00:26:37] Miguel, celebrated its 120th anniversary with a
[00:26:40] concert, among the main challenges of the
[00:26:43] institution is attracting young musicians.
[00:26:58] For 120 years, music has been part of the identity.
[00:27:32] which brought together band musicians and featured the participation of the trumpeter.
[00:27:51] I'm going to play two pieces, the Aranjuez concerto, which is a very beautiful Spanish
[00:27:55] piece, the tale starts from the
[00:27:58] and two two
[00:28:02] of concerts is very fast, I arrive, I do a rehearsal with the band, the band is already
[00:28:06] part, I played three days here at the festival,
[00:28:10] I just finished playing now and now I'm going to do the concert with them, it's an honor
[00:28:13] sempre estar aqui e é um presente para eles também, preparamos alguns
[00:28:17] temas com com o luís martel que está por cá, outros temas
[00:28:21] variados para todos os os gostos desde música mais
[00:28:25] music
[00:28:28] we listen to on the radio
[00:28:40] the philharmonic has 30
[00:28:43] garantir a continuidade da banda, atraindo os jovens
[00:28:47] they go to school at 10, 12 years old, at
[00:28:51] 16, 17 they are
[00:28:55] 19 many go to the mainland to study,
[00:28:58] universidades e entram no mercado de
[00:29:01] trabalho não é fácil.
[00:29:08] a path made of dedication, volunteerism, passion for
[00:29:10] music.
[00:29:19] This was the last note of this edition of Notícias do
[00:29:23] Atlântico, thank you for your
[00:29:26] well.
[00:29:53] Unemployment in Madeira stood at 3.5% and is now
[00:29:57] the lowest in the
[00:29:58] country.
[00:30:02] Bernardo Trindade is a candidate for the presidency of the Confederation of
[00:30:06] Tourism of Portugal today he received the support of
[00:30:09] Assif.
[00:30:12] Analyses carried out on the water of the Ribeiras
[00:30:15] concluded that there is pollution in these watercourses.
[00:30:31] Welcome to Notícias do... Atlântico, the unemployment rate in Madeira is
[00:30:35] the lowest in the country, in the second quarter of this year, it decreased to
[00:30:38] 3.5%. There are about 500
[00:30:42] unemployed people registered at the Regional Employment Institute. The data
[00:30:46] shows that there are more unemployed
[00:30:48] mulheres. A população empregada fixou-se em
[00:30:52] 137.800 pessoas, são mais 8.00 que nos
[00:30:55] mesmos meses do ano passado. Em Portugal, a
[00:30:59] unemployment rate, at this
[00:31:02] 5,3%.
[00:31:06] Bernardo Trindade, candidate for
[00:31:10] Portugal, defende o Porto Santo como plano B para
[00:31:13] of the airport and greater
[00:31:17] application of revenue from
[00:31:20] of the Hotel Association of Portugal
[00:31:24] reuniu esta manhã com a direção da AsiF, de quem recebeu apoio à
[00:31:28] candidatura.
[00:31:31] Bernardo Trindade chose
[00:31:34] fase de contactos da candidatura à presidência da
[00:31:37] Confederação do Turismo de Portugal. Entre as
[00:31:40] prioridades eles do aeroporto e os condicionalismos que afetam a
[00:31:44] operação. defende melhores condições para dar resposta
[00:31:47] aos passageiros em dias de inoperacionalidade a
[00:31:51] necessidade de encontrar um plano b, pensar
[00:31:55] that today Porto
[00:31:58] safe platform that
[00:32:02] recebe as pessoas não por via aérea porque
[00:32:06] há uma contingência manifesta, mas
[00:32:09] in those times we can have
[00:32:13] predictably,
[00:32:16] previsível, fazer chegar às pessoas, as pessoas à madeira como
[00:32:20] Another topic discussed was the
[00:32:24] management of tourist routes, considering the work done on
[00:32:27] trabalho feito na reorganização, registro
[00:32:30] and application of fees for
[00:32:33] trabalho não está concluído. Há
[00:32:36] clearly a path of simplification of
[00:32:39] procedures that we should
[00:32:42] effectively
[00:32:46] uses artificial intelligence, allowing visitors to
[00:32:49] Madeira, whether individually
[00:32:53] namely with travel
[00:32:56] example, bookings that
[00:33:00] make, this can
[00:33:03] ocorrer da forma mais simplificada possível, ainda não
[00:33:07] é, ainda não é uma realidade, mas entendemos que no futuro
[00:33:10] it can effectively be. He also advocates
[00:33:14] também uma maior... participação das empresas associações nas
[00:33:17] use of
[00:33:20] revenues. There is no doubt that
[00:33:23] hoteliers and travel
[00:33:27] gives us information that is absolutely
[00:33:30] information must be shared,
[00:33:34] because as a result of this sharing we will make better decisions
[00:33:38] the opportunity to
[00:33:41] collect for the, let's say,
[00:33:44] affirmation of the Madeira destination.
[00:33:47] Bernardo Trindade has the support of ASIV
[00:33:50] in this race for the Confederation of Tourism of Portugal, António Jardim
[00:33:54] Fernandes justifies it with his career, he gathers
[00:33:57] política, governativa, empresarial
[00:34:00] believe that we will be
[00:34:04] we will be closer,
[00:34:08] no, we are not present, we are also
[00:34:12] and the current, therefore, the current
[00:34:15] direção da confederação também tem feito um bom trabalho ao longo
[00:34:19] dos últimos anos, agora sem dúvida é sempre diferente ter uma
[00:34:22] pessoa que conhece que é sensível e que sente os
[00:34:25] problemas regionais de uma forma que é às vezes é difícil
[00:34:29] transmitir a quem não é de real. a eleição do
[00:34:33] futuro presidente da confederação do turismo de Portugal tem
[00:34:36] March.
[00:34:39] In the last 10 years,
[00:34:43] These figures were presented by the Secretary
[00:34:47] do turismo Eduardo Jesus que destaca o crescimento do
[00:34:50] North American
[00:34:54] The evolution of tourism in the last decade was a topic presented
[00:34:57] by the regional secretary of tourism to the representative of the Republic.
[00:35:01] The balance was published in a book that compiles the main
[00:35:05] 10 years, the number of
[00:35:08] overnight stays grew by about 80%. And,
[00:35:12] according to the government official, salaries in the sector also
[00:35:15] registered an increase. We
[00:35:17] have real values in the order of 14%, in
[00:35:21] other words, removing the effect of inflation, the
[00:35:24] variation is 14%, there is an effective
[00:35:27] gain in this sector and that is
[00:35:30] important, yes, this is important
[00:35:33] because given the importance it has, being a
[00:35:37] labor-intensive sector because it is a
[00:35:40] service from people for
[00:35:43] professionals and professionals are only retained if
[00:35:47] we offer good working conditions. In the last decade, the
[00:35:50] digital world played a decisive role in defining the
[00:35:53] tourist profile, after the pandemic, Madeira received a
[00:35:57] also new
[00:36:00] include the United States of
[00:36:03] we currently have an operation
[00:36:07] United,
[00:36:11] original airport to Madeira.
[00:36:15] 86 other national airports in the
[00:36:18] United States and therefore it is integrated into a network that is endless for us
[00:36:22] and which has been an operation that has gone well and that this year has already
[00:36:25] been reinforced. This is important to us. Why? Because if we
[00:36:29] only work with the European market, we are dependent on a
[00:36:32] from 17 to 74,000 visitors
[00:36:38] no espaço de 2 anos do mercado norte-americano.
[00:36:42] We currently have this United
[00:36:45] One of the objectives for the future is to
[00:36:49] reforçar ligações com Miami, há também uma
[00:36:52] aposta em mercados da Europa de leste como Hungria a
[00:36:56] Polónia.
[00:36:59] Funchal's streams are
[00:37:02] comes after analyses of the
[00:37:06] by the Regional Agency for the Development of Research, Technology
[00:37:10] Arditi, in collaboration with the
[00:37:13] Madeira Ocean Observatory.
[00:37:17] The initiative is titled "Open Science in Summer"
[00:37:21] It is promoted by Ardite, in
[00:37:25] collaboration with the Ocean Observatory. of Madeira this Wednesday
[00:37:29] they analyzed the water of the João Gomes stream,
[00:37:32] but they started the project a year ago, which aims to
[00:37:36] analyze the waters of the
[00:37:40] objective is pollution, to
[00:37:43] understand the dynamics of pollution we have in
[00:37:46] observe that the
[00:37:50] natural, physical-chemical characteristics we have upstream,
[00:37:53] ah are very different from those we have
[00:37:57] downstream, so
[00:38:01] happening, and go a
[00:38:05] dar medidas de remediação para polução que temos aqui já na
[00:38:08] cidade, poluição que é significativa, que
[00:38:12] happens in the stream, we can
[00:38:15] cidade que tenemos diferentes -
[00:38:19] esgotos ou águas que vem de outros lados que não sabemos
[00:38:22] que conteúdo tem e estão cambiar
[00:38:26] a as caracterista.
[00:38:29] In these analyses you do, what kind of components do you find in the water, what
[00:38:33] kind of waste are they? No, they are not waste, because what we
[00:38:37] are measuring are things that are already
[00:38:40] see it, that's why we use equipment to be able to
[00:38:43] observe how these
[00:38:47] example we are talking about pH,
[00:38:51] we are talking about electrical
[00:38:54] de quantidade de oxigênio dissolvido por isso. sempre sempre
[00:38:58] a mesma coisa, as pessoas, as pessoas não costumam mudar
[00:39:02] they don't change,
[00:39:05] they are always throwing
[00:39:09] bastante de falar sobre as levadas o que tá
[00:39:13] did you already
[00:39:16] e noção de como é que estavam estas rideiras? sim, já tinha
[00:39:20] at all and what do you think should be
[00:39:23] feito? as pessoas, por exemplo, não deitarem lixo, porque havia lá uma
[00:39:26] action this Wednesday that
[00:39:30] analisa saúde dos ecossistemas
[00:39:33] aquáticos.
[00:39:36] The Porto da Cruz pool will undergo
[00:39:39] bathing season. Even so, those who frequent the space praise the
[00:39:43] conditions. However, some argue for a discount for
[00:39:46] residentes.
[00:39:48] During these hot days, the Porto da Cruz bathing complex has been very
[00:39:52] muito procurado por madeirenses e
[00:39:55] pools, one for children
[00:39:58] main attraction. I've been to
[00:40:02] exceptional, great,
[00:40:05] five stars. Why do you like
[00:40:09] limpa, está é a água do mar, está sempre a entrar e sair
[00:40:12] e tanto é que nós às vezes chegamos aqui não temos espaço
[00:40:16] exclusively the conditions, you think it has everything
[00:40:20] always
[00:40:22] vigilância, atenção da bilheteira, tudo quanto o resto, não
[00:40:26] I think the pools are good, yes sir, the
[00:40:30] água tá quase sempre fresquinha e não acho certo é isto às 7 horas mandar as
[00:40:34] pessoas todas embora iam um horário mais alargado claro as pessoas
[00:40:37] deviam ter direito ficar até a hora que apetecer-se como nas
[00:40:40] piscinas do portomonês por exemplo eu tô achando
[00:40:44] bem legal bem divertido aí eu posso aproveitar com as minhas primas e com meus
[00:40:48] pais estavas a dizer que a água estava muito salgada estavas à espera que fosse
[00:40:51] água salgada tá bem tá sim já porque é natural né
[00:40:55] vem do mar sai do mar acho? melhor quando é água salgada
[00:40:58] eh é bem natural, você sente
[00:41:02] o ar bem e natural,
[00:41:04] excelente, já costuma cá ver, já vem o ano passado
[00:41:08] cá, e porque é que gosta tanto desta piscina, porque a água é
[00:41:12] natural, não é água da água
[00:41:15] demor, relativamente aos preços acha que são acessíveis, são
[00:41:18] muito acessíveis, há outras mais caras, muito mais caras que
[00:41:22] esta, a entrada custa 1,5 para
[00:41:25] for children up to 12
[00:41:29] residents should have a
[00:41:32] desconto, é a melhor da madeira, para mim, porque é
[00:41:36] que fica mais perto, o que é que acha das condições? não, então? tem
[00:41:40] as condições todas que é preciso, a
[00:41:43] nível de preços, os preços os residentes viem pagar
[00:41:47] só metade, mas a gente não tem essa sorte a se pagar
[00:41:50] municipal facility, any benefit given
[00:41:54] nesta infraestrutura terá que ser para o todo do concelho, portanto nós não podemos
[00:41:58] beneficiar só os residentes no Porta Cruz, teríamos que fazer
[00:42:02] aplicá-lo a todo o concelho que se calhar faz sentido, é algo que vamos ponderar
[00:42:05] antes do arranque da época balnear foram feitas várias
[00:42:09] intervenções. para outubro estão previstas outras,
[00:42:12] we couldn't before the start of the bathing season a more
[00:42:16] profound intervention in the entire drainage and changing room system of this
[00:42:19] pool, so we will renovate
[00:42:22] October, making a new
[00:42:26] changing room drainage and also to the restaurant that operates there
[00:42:29] and also redesign, an internal
[00:42:33] dos balneários eh tornando eles mais funcionais. na próxima
[00:42:37] bathing season, the municipality will study the possibility of extending the opening
[00:42:41] currently the space closes at
[00:42:44] 7 p.m.
[00:42:47] Animal collection centers and kennels are refusing
[00:42:51] animals due to lack of space. Summer is the season with the most
[00:42:54] keep up with the number of stray
[00:42:58] errantes que chegam às instituições.
[00:43:02] This litter of kittens has just arrived at the domestic animal
[00:43:06] protection society. The association receives an average of
[00:43:09] 20. a 25 animais por mês, podendo chegar aos
[00:43:13] 40 em períodos com muitas ninhadas, nós aqui, eu costumo
[00:43:17] red, we are always above our
[00:43:20] we are always receiving animals, the
[00:43:24] número de adoções que temos que já é bastante
[00:43:26] significativo e é muito inferior ao número de animais
[00:43:30] que nós recebemos, é uma ilusão nós pensarmos que vamos
[00:43:34] conseguir ter famílias para todos os animais que nós temos ao
[00:43:38] ah it is something that will not happen, we have
[00:43:42] imenso, imenso, imensos animais geriátricos, ou
[00:43:45] seja, animais já em estado de idade muito avançada.
[00:43:49] Currently, the association has
[00:43:52] animais ao seu cuidado e é obrigada a recusar alguns pedidos
[00:43:56] de ajuda por falta espaço. o que eu peço
[00:43:59] sem por aí neste este verão tá a ser bastante positivo, voluntários, muitos
[00:44:03] voluntários, porque eles passam os dias em boxes, particularmente
[00:44:06] falando dos cães, então temos muitos voluntários a... que vem
[00:44:10] cá somente para passear os cães, as pessoas estão com muitas
[00:44:14] dificuldades financeiras para conseguir não só
[00:44:17] tratar os animais que estão doentes e em fases
[00:44:20] terminais como também para alimentá-los, então nós tentamos ajudar
[00:44:23] da forma que conseguimos quer fornecendo alimentação, algumas colónias
[00:44:27] que que estão sinalizadas e que as pessoas
[00:44:30] pedem-nos ajuda para alimentá-las eh nos
[00:44:33] tratamentos médicos de alguns de algumas pessoas que também têm muita muita
[00:44:37] abandonment of animals continues to
[00:44:40] aumentar na época das férias, no centro de recolha
[00:44:43] peak occurred in July
[00:44:47] com 62 recolhas. Sempre que há
[00:44:49] proximidade de férias acabamos por notar que há, seja
[00:44:53] we always see a slight
[00:44:57] not everything is bad, in fact
[00:45:01] we are starting to notice improvements and I think this also has
[00:45:04] muito a ver com a informação, com a
[00:45:07] formação a sensibilização que vamos... fazendo às pessoas,
[00:45:11] as adoções têm aumentado a autarquia de Santa Cruz criou um protocolo para
[00:45:15] incentivar o acolhimento de animais, nós acabamos por qualquer
[00:45:19] resident or person who picks up a stray cat from the street and is
[00:45:23] interessado em adotá-lo a câmara acaba por assumir os custos da estralização da
[00:45:26] vacinação do primeiro ano de vida, parecendo que não a esterilização é
[00:45:30] maior custo que as pessoas têm geralmente com um animal doméstico, portanto
[00:45:33] acabamos por retirar esse custo equação e tem tido bons
[00:45:37] resultados, nós notamos que cada vez mais as pessoas... hoje são
[00:45:40] sensibilizadas e estão sensibilizadas para isso, o
[00:45:43] abandono deixou de ter justificação, hoje há
[00:45:46] várias soluções para garantir o bem-estar dos animais durante as
[00:45:50] The independent union of
[00:45:54] satisfied with the meeting with the
[00:45:57] Secretary of Education. He received guarantees that this year the
[00:46:01] government will begin to work on the recovery of service time for
[00:46:04] docentes vinculados antes de
[00:46:06] 2011.
[00:46:09] Last week. The Regional Secretary for Education met with all the
[00:46:12] unions to review the school year. One of the
[00:46:16] topics on the table was the recovery of service
[00:46:19] serviço dos professores vinculados antes de
[00:46:23] promise was made that
[00:46:26] during this calendar year this issue would be
[00:46:30] therefore, in the
[00:46:32] near future we will discuss
[00:46:36] SD so
[00:46:39] that... our colleagues can recover this service
[00:46:43] our great
[00:46:45] concern is that this issue is not much more
[00:46:49] and postponed, that it be, for example,
[00:46:54] and in
[00:46:58] The lack of teachers was another
[00:47:02] there must be an incentive for those who
[00:47:06] alteration and improvement
[00:47:10] incentivo, mas também temos que valorizar quem está. sobre
[00:47:13] the controversy surrounding national
[00:47:17] laments that the postponement of the school
[00:47:20] year does not extend to other cycles beyond
[00:47:24] secondary school? We have here colleagues who
[00:47:27] estão no terceiro ciclo e no secundário,
[00:47:31] okay? We are going to postpone
[00:47:34] secondary education, but what about
[00:47:38] will start the school year with classes
[00:47:42] for example in the ninth grade, it is very rare
[00:47:45] for it to happen, I cannot say that because I don't
[00:47:49] repare, há há há há casos de colegas que... é um terceiro
[00:47:53] cycle and secondary school. Classes
[00:47:56] começar uma semana mais tarde, a 21 de setembro, já o
[00:48:00] third cycle calendar should
[00:48:04] 15th.
[00:48:06] Ukrainian journalist
[00:48:11] to talk about the war in Ukraine,
[00:48:15] he is traveling the world in an attempt to combat
[00:48:17] desinformação.
[00:48:20] The Russian invasion in early 2022 changed the
[00:48:24] lives of millions of
[00:48:27] front line of combat, some have taken on another
[00:48:30] mission, to keep the conflict on the international agenda.
[00:48:34] Peter Zalmayev, a Ukrainian journalist, is one of those
[00:48:38] faces, he has traveled the world to talk about the war.
[00:48:50] the first two years of war in Ukraine. and I frankly got a little
[00:48:54] exhausted. I decided I needed a new chapter in my life uh to use my
[00:48:58] communication skills and experience to reach
[00:49:01] remote countries
[00:49:04] to us, Ukrainians that normally wouldn't
[00:49:07] come to into contact with Ukraine, to talk about the war in Ukraine, to
[00:49:11] initiate dialogue, to to ask people how the war has affected
[00:49:15] them and whether our enemies Russia's narratives are
[00:49:18] being spread in those countries. During these trips, Peter.
[00:49:30] similar anti-colonial struggle, it used to be for many years a colony of
[00:49:34] Russia, but is it has
[00:49:37] culture, its own language, and so it
[00:49:40] has the right to exist as sovereign
[00:49:44] fate of the war in Ukraine goes far beyond Ukraine's borders, it will affect
[00:49:48] the entire world, the entire world's order and the right of
[00:49:52] smaller.
[00:49:55] He began this adventure in 2024 and 2 years
[00:49:58] later he has already visited
[00:50:02] de cidades em todo o mundo, o plano é chegar a 90 países
[00:50:06] Portugal has had a Ukrainian
[00:50:10] community for many years, starting from 19 1990s
[00:50:13] right, way before the war started,
[00:50:16] and so for the large part
[00:50:19] overwhelmingly Portuguese condemn Russia. is worn
[00:50:22] in Ukraine, but also lot of times people will say, oh these
[00:50:26] people, these politicians, everyone is benefiting, tell Zelensky to stop the
[00:50:30] war, as if it depends on Zelenski, so I've heard that as well, and that's
[00:50:34] what I'm saying, five years into the war,
[00:50:37] perceptions are changing, russian
[00:50:39] propaganda,
[00:50:44] Peter will be in Madeira for almost two weeks,
[00:50:48] then the Ukrainian journalist will travel
[00:50:54] The novenas of Our Lady of the Mount begin today, the flowers for
[00:50:58] the party and for the church decorations only arrived last
[00:51:02] night, the faithful worked through the night to
[00:51:05] ensure that the church was ready in time for the
[00:51:08] festa.
[00:51:11] The flowers should have arrived at the mount early on Tuesday
[00:51:14] morning, but the plane that was carrying them to Madeira
[00:51:18] was delayed and the flowers only arrived at the church after
[00:51:22] 9 p.m. A few hours before the novenas began, the faithful
[00:51:26] didn't want to waste time, so they rolled up their sleeves and
[00:51:29] spent the night in the church to make sure everything was
[00:51:32] ready in time for the start of the party, we had to work
[00:51:36] until dawn because the flowers
[00:51:39] in packages
[00:51:41] e outro dia a gente agora vai até ao fim, porque senão
[00:51:45] we would have to put all the
[00:51:48] today, it's not that it would be
[00:51:51] afternoon that's not coming... it's this afternoon, but it was a
[00:51:55] hassle, the arrangements were only ready close to 5
[00:51:59] AM, a gesture of devotion, a bit
[00:52:02] ugly and a bit dissipated to mix. the
[00:52:05] church at night
[00:52:09] and call people to the parish and what inspires
[00:52:13] them to make these decorations? I
[00:52:15] was inspired by several colors because I think we need
[00:52:19] a lot of joy and to show joy there's
[00:52:23] nothing like color and it was on that basis that I
[00:52:27] chose
[00:52:29] these colors? In the past, floral arrangements were
[00:52:32] replaced every day. But today, the groups
[00:52:36] responsible for the novenas come together to avoid
[00:52:40] waste. The first three novenas are united
[00:52:43] in this ornamentation that we can see, the
[00:52:47] following three novenas will also be
[00:52:50] united, and the last three novenas will also be united, each one
[00:52:54] with its own ornamentation in this set, eh, which is an
[00:52:57] effort we make to praise Our Lady of the Mount. It
[00:53:01] is a tradition that is being reinvented because times
[00:53:05] are different, but without losing this essence of
[00:53:08] praising Our Lady of the World with what each of the novenas
[00:53:12] has specific to it. The feast in honor of Our
[00:53:15] Lady of the Mount, Patroness of Madeira, begins this
[00:53:20] The idea, in fact, of what devotion is, the
[00:53:24] history, the tradition of the novenas, is that there should not be a
[00:53:27] party organizer, but that it should be the people of God honoring their
[00:53:31] patroness. And, therefore, it is in the union of
[00:53:34] efforts, in what each one has to give, the best
[00:53:37] of what we are doing to celebrate. As has become
[00:53:41] customary, the novenas will be broadcast live
[00:53:44] on the social media of the parish of Monte. The feast
[00:53:48] in honor of Our Lady of the Mount will last until August
[00:53:51] 15th.
[00:53:54] A former student of the Madeira Conservatory, now living in Amsterdam,
[00:53:57] received on loan an 18th-century violin.
[00:54:01] Filipe Fernandes speaks of a privilege that allows him to explore new.
[00:54:35] and that opened up many many possibilities
[00:54:38] where at a certain point a
[00:54:40] foundation
[00:54:43] uh yes, lent me a violin for at least 6
[00:54:47] years, which is an old violin from the 18th century, early
[00:54:50] 18th century, uh from a luthier called Tononi
[00:54:54] from Bologna, uh
[00:54:57] and that's it, at the moment I'm playing that instrument, which I feel
[00:55:01] very honored to have that opportunity.
[00:55:08] The instrument allows Filipe Fernandes to explore new
[00:55:12] sounds and grow as a
[00:55:14] musician.
[00:55:18] I open many areas where I can explore sound, colors, sound,
[00:55:21] um, and
[00:55:25] of course, the
[00:55:28] form helps me play better, right, but
[00:55:31] it also allows us to have another status,
[00:55:35] where having this instrument really represents another status
[00:55:39] there, in any concert we play or in any
[00:55:43] country.
[00:55:49] In Holland, getting an old violin is relatively
[00:55:53] frequent because they have the help of a foundation that owns
[00:55:56] various instruments of great
[00:55:59] quality.
[00:56:05] then there are several categories of instruments, some
[00:56:09] better than others, and they present the best instruments
[00:56:12] to people who have, well,
[00:56:16] higher status, more experience. I was lucky enough to
[00:56:20] fall into that category and of course there are better violins than the ones
[00:56:24] I have, than the one I have, but it's already a great
[00:56:27] stroke of luck and a huge privilege to have this Alberto opens another
[00:56:30] wardrobe this
[00:56:34] in my... orchestra, in the Netherlands Radio Orchestra and I have an
[00:56:38] octet of strings with prominent musicians
[00:56:41] from that orchestra and besides that I'm in an ensemble which is the
[00:56:45] Music Collective Amsterdam uh
[00:56:48] which is an ensemble with
[00:56:52] musicians from the most prominent orchestras in the
[00:56:55] Netherlands uh and we play arrangements of
[00:56:58] great symphonies for a smaller group of people. He emphasizes
[00:57:02] that in Holland it's easier to organize concerts and get
[00:57:06] state aid. As for education, he says it's on the same
[00:57:09] level.
[00:57:14] In Madeira, they do an incredible job. Both the
[00:57:17] Conservatory and the Madeira Classical Orchestra, but at a certain
[00:57:21] point, I think to aspire to
[00:57:25] better, better goals, we have
[00:57:28] to, to, to leave and have the courage to, to, to
[00:57:31] accept new new
[00:57:34] difficulties.
[00:57:43] the Madeiran violinist who has the privilege of playing an 18th
[00:57:47] century violin, an instrument valued at many thousands of
[00:57:51] euros.
[00:58:01] This is the end of this Atlantic news,
[00:58:04] Madeira Azores always connected to the world here on your RTP.
[00:58:27] There are extraordinary people
[00:58:30] who keep our history alive,
[00:58:34] as long as they sing,
[00:58:37] mold and
[00:58:39] dance. Portugal continues
[00:58:43] to be Portugal. You are seeing the boom that this gave
[00:58:47] to... extraordinary this
[00:58:50] Thursday on RTP
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[00:59:25] The wonderful things that will emerge, what makes
[00:59:28] the "Made in Portugal" label successful, maintaining a
[00:59:31] heritage that exists in Portugal and that is often not valued. Who are
[00:59:35] the protagonists of the fashion industry? The fact that we create memories
[00:59:38] with the pieces we buy has another value, how do you create
[00:59:42] I don't see anything, but it's not easy for me to decide like that in black, it's a
[00:59:45] pitfall to do that.
[00:59:48] Give it the right love, reinvent
[00:59:50] the brand, now she thought it would be cool
[00:59:53] to go, Silvia
[00:59:56] um guarda-roupa
[00:59:59] Sunday on RTP Mundo.
[01:00:26] So, um, what
[01:00:29] is
[01:00:32] this,
[01:00:36] calm down, Mário Cortes, I'll explain, the objective is
[01:00:40] clear, to rewind the most hilarious and memorable moments
[01:00:43] of Portuguese television, that is, iconic
[01:00:46] programs. Did you say iconic?
[01:00:49] Iconic, yes, because they left an indelible mark on
[01:00:53] popular culture in the history of TV. They are the programs of our
[01:00:56] lives. Very good, we will talk about the humor that cheered us up...