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        By Christopher Graeme
        In Development, Economy, Infrastructure, News
        Posted 24 Outubro, 2020

        Portugal’s high-speed rail project back on track

        The 20-year saga of Portugal’s high-speed rail connection to Madrid, Porto and Vigo is back on track after being shelved through lack of funds. On 6 June 1999 national newspapers trumpeted the [...]

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        By Christopher Graeme
        In Companies, Infrastructure, Investment, News, Telecoms
        Posted 16 Outubro, 2020

        Altice in investment threat over 5G auction rules

        Altice Portugal is looking into stepping down its investments in Portugal if the market regulator Anacom insists on “unfair” rules governing the new 5G auction. It would mean that [...]

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        By Christopher Graeme
        In Economy, Events, Industry, Infrastructure, News
        Posted 16 Outubro, 2020

        Recovery Tsar outlines the Portuguese government’s strategy for the post-Covid economy

        The Portuguese Government’s ‘recovery Tsar’ António Costa Silva outlined the Strategic Vision for Portugal’s Economic Recovery Plan 2020-2030 at the American Club of Lisbon this month. by Chris [...]

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        By Christopher Graeme
        In Development, Economy, Industry, Infrastructure, News
        Posted 13 Outubro, 2020

        Angola: Privatisations are advancing, although slowly

        The Privatisation Program (Propriv 2019-2022) launched in 2019, has been one of the main “flags” of Angolan President João Lourenço’s government along the road of Angolan economy liberalisation. [...]

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        By Christopher Graeme
        In Companies, Infrastructure, News
        Posted 27 Agosto, 2020

        Mota-Engil sells 30% of company to mystery new partner

        Portugal’s largest and most important construction company in terms of international reach and projects has sold 30% of its share capital to an “unspecified overseas player” in the same sector. [...]

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        By Christopher Graeme
        In Companies, Infrastructure, News
        Posted 17 Agosto, 2020

        Mota-Engil motorway tenders in final phase

        The Portuguese international construction giant Mota-Engil is competing for major motorway projects in Uganda and the central African country of Cameroon. It is poised to win tenders for two [...]

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        By Christopher Graeme
        In Aviation, Infrastructure, News
        Posted 20 Julho, 2020

        Montijo airport project put on ice for 2020

        The Portuguese Government has decided to temporarily shelve a project for Lisbon’s second international airport at Montijo on the South bank of the River Tagus. The minister of Infrastructure and [...]

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        By Christopher Graeme
        In Business, Economy, Industry, Infrastructure, News
        Posted 19 Junho, 2020

        Construction production falls 13.2%

        Production in Portugal’s construction industry fell 13.2% in April like-for-like on 2019 but wasn’t as bad as the rest of Europe which averaged falls of 20%. The figures released by Eurostat [...]

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        By Christopher Graeme
        In Infrastructure, News
        Posted 15 Julho, 2019

        Montijo airport go-ahead step closer

        Plans to start work on a new secondary airport at Montijo could be a step closer to getting planning permission. The airport project stalled earlier this year after environmental impact reports [...]

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        By Christopher Graeme
        In Infrastructure, News
        Posted 31 Maio, 2019

        Montijo airport must go ahead now says TAP as it issues €50 million in investor shares

        The Chairman of Portugal’s airline TAP says that plans to build a third terminal on the south bank of the River Tagus in Lisbon must go ahead to alleviate congestion at Lisbon’s existing [...]

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