Depois de semanas com o tempo a ser dominado por dias cinzentos, o sol parece estar de regresso já esta sexta-feira.
Segundo a previsão do Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera o sol vai brilhar durante toda a próxima semana, sendo que as máximas devem atingir o valor mais alto já este fim de semana.
Pode acompanhar a previsão ao detalhe aqui.
Arranca, esta sexta-feira, na Fundação Cupertino de Miranda, mais uma edição dos Encontros de Outono. O tema deste ano é a Questão Social na Ditadura, de 1926 a 1974.
A organização é do Município de Famalicão, através do Museu Bernardino Machado, que convidou para esta sessão mais de uma dezena de professores, historiadores e investigadores de universidades portuguesas, referências no estudo e abordagem do tema.
À semelhança dos anos anteriores, este leque de convidados confere a este encontro um lugar de destaque no panorama cultural português, com particular incidência no meio académico.
«O tema e a análise histórica têm paralelo nos dias de hoje e é, precisamente, na atualidade e no contexto da aceleração das desigualdades sociais potenciada pela acuidade inesperada decorrente da Guerra entre a Ucrânia e a Rússia e as suas calamitosas e dolorosas consequências internacionais, especialmente no plano migratório e na escassez alimentar mundial», realça Norberto Cunha, coordenador científico do Museu.
Recorde-se que os Encontros de Outono já se realizam desde 1988 e têm debatido e promovido a reflexão sobre inúmeros temas da história e da sociedade portuguesa, como “A Agricultura Portuguesa”, “A I República nos Municípios Portugueses”, “As Eleições” e “A Guerra e a Paz entre as Nações” ou, o da última edição, “Norma e desvio na ditadura (1926 – 1974)”.
Programa
17 de novembro (6ª feira)
09h30 – Abertura
Mário Passos, Presidente da Câmara Municipal de Vila Nova de Famalicão
Norberto Ferreira da Cunha, Coordenador Científico do Museu Bernardino Machado
10h00 – A questão social sob a Ditadura (1926-1974)
Fernando Rosas, IHC – NOVA FCSH
10h30 – O cooperativismo e o mutualismo no contexto da ordem social corporativa (1933-1974)
Álvaro Garrido, Centro de Estudos Interdisciplinares da Universidade de Coimbra (CEIS20)
11h00 – Debate | Intervalo
11h30 – Políticas de emigração do Estado Novo
Yvette dos Santos, IHC – NOVA FCSH
12h00 – O Estado Novo e a saúde dos pobres
Ana Paula Gato, Escola Superior de Saúde do Instituto Politécnico de Setúbal
12h30 – Debate
14h30 – A Ação Católica Portuguesa: do catolicismo social ao catolicismo político (de 1959 a 1974)
Paulo Fontes, Universidade Católica Portuguesa, Centro de Estudos de História Religiosa
15h00 – Memórias do trabalho doméstico no Estado Novo
Inês Brazão, IHC – NOVA FCSH
15h30 – Debate | Intervalo
16h00 – As greves durante o Estado Novo
João Madeira, IHC – NOVA FCSH
16h30 – A evolução da proteção social no final do Estado Novo: da reforma da previdência de 1962 ao 25 de abril de 1974
André Luis Marques Costa, Instituto de Ciências Sociais da Universidade de Lisboa
17h00 – Debate | Conclusão
18 de novembro (sábado)
10h00 – Políticas sociais de habitação do Estado Novo
Luis Vicente Baptista, Centro Interdisciplinar de Ciências Sociais – NOVA FCSH
10h30 – As lutas operárias na Bacia do Ave contra a Ditadura (1956-1974)
José Manuel Lopes Cordeiro, CICS.NOVA.UMinho e Museu da Industria Têxtil da Bacia do Ave
11h00 – Debate | Intervalo
11h30 – A legislação social e laboral do Estado Novo
Luís Bigotte Chorão, Centro de Estudos Interdisciplinares da Universidade de Coimbra (CEIS20)
12h00 – A construção tardia do Welfare State em Portugal: O fracasso do Estado Social corporativo (1933-1974)
António Rafael Amaro, Centro de Estudos Interdisciplinares da Universidade de Coimbra (CEIS20)
12h30 – Debate | Encerramento
Castanhas assadas, caldo verde, vinho novo, jogos tradicionais, fogueira de S. Martinho, e animação musical não vão faltar no tradicional magusto da União de Freguesias de Esmeriz e Cabeçudos, que terá lugar no próximo domingo.
O magusto decorre na EB de Cabeçudos, com início pelas 15h00, numa organização do executivo da freguesia, com a colaboração dos Agrupamentos de Escuteiros 330 de São Pedro de Esmeriz e 445 de São Cristóvão de Cabeçudos.
A participação é livre e gratuita.
A GNR, através do Núcleo de Investigação Criminal do Destacamento Territorial de Guimarães, deteve dois homens, de 29 e 34 anos, suspeitos de furto qualificado nos concelhos de Guimarães e Vila Nova de Famalicão.
No âmbito de uma investigação relacionada com diversos crimes de furto qualificado, ocorridos no decorrer deste ano, os militares da Guarda deram cumprimento a três mandados de buscas domiciliárias, em Delães e Serzedelo. No decorrer da ação foi apreendido material informático e foram identificados os dois suspeitos e os factos comunicados ao Tribunal Judicial de Guimarães.
José Pina Ferreira fechou a lista candidata aos órgãos sociais do Futebol Clube Famalicão. CIDADE HOJE sabe que o líder da Comissão Diretiva, eleita em junho passado, apresenta-se como candidato à presidência da Direção, tendo na Assembleia Geral João Araújo, ex-presidente do clube.
Ao Conselho Fiscal é candidato António Fernando Vieira.
A Assembleia Geral Eleitoral terá lugar a 24 de novembro, na Universidade Lusíada.
As urnas estarão abertas entre as 20 e as 22 horas para a eleição da Direção, Assembleia Geral e Conselho Fiscal.
Podem votar no ato eleitoral os sócios com as quotas pagas.
Segundo uma recente análise do Porto Travel Guide, partilhada pelo The Sun, Famalicão está no top 3 das cidades mais baratas para visitar em Portugal.
O município foi reconhecido pelo dinamismo cultural ao promover eventos com regularidade, feiras e festivais que atraem visitantes de toda a região.
Em destaque está ainda a forte tradição desportiva com várias associações e clubes ativos em diversas modalidades.
Famalicão é visto como uma cidade ideal para explorar a pé, uma mais-valia para os visitantes que podem economizar em custos de transporte e explorar o ambiente local.
A população diversa e ativa não passou despercebida e desempenha um importante papel na indústria, em especial na área têxtil, um dos principais centros industriais da região.
Segundos os dados publicados no referido estudo, o preço de hotel mais barato é de 9 euros por noite, uma refeição económica em restaurante pode ser encontrada a 6,97€ e a pontuação de acessibilidade é de 87,60 num total de 100.
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