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Portugal braces for more rain as 200,000 still without power — REUTERS / Pedro Nunes

Power Outages · Portugal

Portugal braces for more rain as 200,000 still without power

48% Center coverage: 27 sources

Portugal braced on Saturday for more heavy rain as some 200,000 consumers were still without power days after Storm Kristin swept the country killing five people.See the Story

Lisbon. Suspect of Killing a Woman in Ceuta Avenue Was Arrested After Fleeing South of the Country

Crime · Portugal

Lisbon. Suspect of Killing a Woman in Ceuta Avenue Was Arrested After Fleeing South of the Country

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

The man fled to the South after the crime, but ended on the very day he was arrested by the Judiciary Police. He will be present for the first interrogation in the Ministry of Investigation and Criminal Action in Lisbon.See the Story

Montenegro admits that the recovery of areas affected by Storm Kristin could take years

Portugal · Portugal

Montenegro admits that the recovery of areas affected by Storm Kristin could take years

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

During a visit to businesses and families in Pombal, one of the regions hardest hit by the storm, Prime Minister Luís Montenegro said on Tuesday that it could take several years to fully recover the areas affected by Storm Kristin.See the Story

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