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Vendas e parcerias: o destino dado pelo Governo a vários imóveis em Lisboa

Foram aprovadas, em Conselho de Ministros, duas resoluções que definem o destino de vários imóveis públicos em Lisboa e na região. Uma autoriza a sua venda para financiar programas de habitação; outra abre caminho a parcerias público-privadas para aumentar a oferta de renda acessível.
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5 de November, 2025
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Cacilhas começa a despedir-se dos cacilheiros


Entrou esta segunda-feira ao serviço o primeiro barco eléctrico na ligação entre Cacilhas e o Cais do Sodré, levando à reposição dos horários originais. Cacilhas começa, assim, a despedir-se dos seus emblemáticos cacilheiros.
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5 de November, 2025
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These rinks had different fates: one was reborn, the other was converted into a parking lot

They are a central part of many neighborhoods and towns, when communities use them as a meeting place: sports rinks can be more than just soccer or basketball. That depends on the residents, but also on the local authorities. We found out about two cases that weren't so lucky.
Gonçalo Costa Martins
October 30th, 2025
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“We're all known here”. When buses become an extension of the neighborhood

Neighborhood bus routes seek to connect the streets of a given locality to local services and to a major access point in the city. In the case of Lisbon, Carris has had this type of bus since 2017, a network made up of 28 routes where many passengers and drivers form affinity relationships.
Gonçalo Costa Martins
October 30th, 2025
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“Two out of three people are motorists; we can't just work for the minority”

For Sónia Lavadinho, an urban anthropologist, the city should be a space for encounters and relationships - and this transformation should start right outside the car. In this interview, we talk about relational cities, the potential of intersections, the importance of the nature of proximity, and how we can transform urban spaces so that they no longer serve only a circulatory function.
Mário Rui André
June 6th, 2025
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“The City Council is trying to sell a project that it won't honor”

Nuno Prates, known as @the_lisboan_gardener, has long been pointing the finger at the City Council for the lack of maintenance of Lisbon's green spaces. The recent controversy surrounding the jacaranda trees on 5 de Outubro gave his small Instagram account a lot of visibility, but Nuno guarantees that what really drives him is continuing to plant small gardens in the city's flowerbeds - actions that are both a gesture of citizenship and a way of fighting for a greener, more well-kept city.
Mário Rui André
April 4th, 2025
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