Here's an interesting video about a group of ticket scalpers that were busted in Porto. Apparently, they noticed this when some Danish fans complained about how expensive their tickets were to a match in Porto. It should be noted that tickets to soccer/football matches are relatively inexpensive even for the"big three" clubs (Benfica, Porto and Sporting), especially when compared to American football games. https://youtu.be/9Ol3292jJqU?si=hZ9Vz1AVF5JSgMTN

I found a video discussing some tragic Portuguese history. It's about a collapse of a bridge over the Douro River in 2001. You might find it interesting. https://youtu.be/4-crzKYjSXY?si=0DtsccSFjYkef0l3

This just posted on the AP newswire. https://apnews.com/article/streetcar-derails-lisbon-d63600ff5092969b088507bbccf44aab?utm_source=onesignal&utm_medium=push&utm_campaign=2025-09-03-Portugal It looks like they misidentified a funicular for a tram. Based on the service disruption on the Carris website, it was on the Glória funicular, which is assigned route number 51E. Sadly, there appears to be a large loss of life.

https://apnews.com/article/retirement-relocation-a0680d2e5c39dcec5d497faaae17e84e This is an article from the Associated Press about what to think about if you want to move after you retire. In the article, the example person moved to Aveiro. It was written to be useful regardless whether you go overseas or not.

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