Metro de Lisboa. Normalized circulation in all lines. Alvalade and Martin Moniz closed

"Lisboa Metropolitan is trying to identify the problem and inspire all efforts for its rapid resolution," said the company's source. There is no vision for normalization.

Energy failures caused disturbances in the lines before and during the drought, but the company denies that the two events are related.

In an interview given this Friday to EFE, the Minister of Environment and Energy of Portugal, Maria da Graça Carvalho, said that the blackout that affected large areas of Portugal and Spain last 28 April was not caused by renewable technologies, but by failures in the management of the electrical system and the resilience of the network.

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The Minister of Environment and Energy of Portugal, Maria da Graça Carvalho, pointed out in an interview with EFE that the problem that caused the blackout that affected her country and Spain last week was the management of the system and the network, not so much of renewable technologies. In a telephone conversation from the Algarve, in the south of Portugal, where she is campaigning for the elections of 18 May, Carvalho pointed out that "nobod…

Aagesen's Portuguese counterpart sees it impossible to ensure that another massive failure does not occur again: "We can only reduce probability." More information: Sánchez turns the explanation of the blackout into a plea against nuclear power plants and their "ultra-rural owners"