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Michelin guide portugal 2026 awards ten new one-star restaurants
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The Michelin Guide Portugal 2026 was unveiled at the Savoy Palace Hotel in Funchal, Madeira, recognizing 210 restaurants across the country. Fifty Seconds in Lisbon earned its second star, joining eight other two-star establishments, while ten restaurants received their first star. Porto emerged as a highlight with four new one-star additions, underscoring the city's rising gastronomic prominence.
Following confirmation despite earlier security concerns, Mexico faces Portugal in a World Cup 2026 preparation friendly on Saturday, March 28, at 7:00 p.m. central Mexico time at Banorte Stadium (formerly Azteca) in Mexico City. The match marks the venue's reopening, highlighting Mexico's newcomers like Álvaro Fidalgo and returnee Guillermo Ochoa, while Portugal arrives without injured Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Valencian food company Vicky Foods, formerly Dulcesol, has acquired the Panrico brand from Adam Foods. The deal includes the industrial plant in Gulpilhares, Portugal, to boost its leadership in sliced bread.
Portugal sender tre utøvere til de olympiske vinterlekene Milan-Cortina 2026, kunngjør det portugisiske olympiske komité. Representantene inkluderer søsknene Vanina og Emeric Guerillot i alpin skidåkning og José Cabeça i langrenn. Dette markerer en retur for to av dem etter deltakelsen i Beijing 2022.
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The man who found Eliza Samudio's long-lost passport in a Portuguese apartment has revealed why he contacted Brazilian media before handing it over to authorities, aiming to publicize the discovery. The document has now been sent to Brazil for her family.
Film producer Matt O’Neill recently visited Portugal’s Algarve region to scout locations for an upcoming feature film project. His trip evaluated the area’s suitability based on visual appeal, accessibility, and production support. The visit highlights the Algarve’s rising popularity among international filmmakers.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has been cleared to play in Portugal's opening 2026 World Cup matches after FIFA imposed a three-match ban for his red card against the Republic of Ireland, with the remaining two games suspended for one year. The Portugal captain served the first match by missing the 9-1 win over Armenia. The decision avoids any disruption to his participation in the tournament hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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søndag, 8. februar 2026, 16:55António José Seguro wins Portugal's presidential election
lørdag, 7. februar 2026, 13:34Spain beats Portugal 5-3 to claim eighth Futsal EURO title
mandag, 5. januar 2026, 16:42Passport of Eliza Samudio found in Portugal
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søndag, 21. desember 2025, 13:27Daniel Sahagoff discusses challenges of Brazilian gastronomy abroad
torsdag, 11. desember 2025, 00:59Portuguese Eurovision entrants refuse to represent country over Israel protest
fredag, 28. november 2025, 02:14Portugal wins U-17 World Cup 2025 by beating Austria 1-0