A Vodafone já se pronunciou sobre o assunto dos contactos que surgiram nos telemóveis de milhares de clientes.
Fonte da empresa, em declarações à CNN Portugal, explica que o aparecimento dos contactos não está relacionado com o recente ataque informático de que a operadora foi alvo.
A Vodafone refere que os números em questão fazem parte de alguns dos serviços disponibilizados aos clientes, sendo que os mesmos surgem nos telemóveis mediante autorização do utilizador, assim que instala a aplicação MyVodafone.
O Castro de S. Miguel-o-Anjo, na freguesia de Calendário, foi espaço de vivência humana desde o segundo milénio a. C. A confirmação decorre após a conclusão dos trabalhos de escavação realizados entre fevereiro e dezembro do ano passado, tendo sido identificadas estruturas medievais nomeadamente sepulturas e alguns muros que poderão ter pertencido ao edifício fortificado, tantas vezes associado ao local. Refira-se que o Castro de S. Miguel-o-Anjo se encontra classificado como imóvel de interesse público desde 1990.
Os trabalhos foram coordenados por uma equipa de arqueólogos, com o apoio e logística do Gabinete de Arqueologia do Município de Famalicão bem como com a participação de voluntários do Banco de Municipal de Voluntariado. As escavações concentraram-se na parte mais elevada do povoado (Acrópole), onde foram intervencionados três setores, criteriosamente selecionados para obtenção da maior quantidade de dados possível.
Para as além das descobertas arqueológicas que permitiram comprovar que o local teve ocupação humana, também se detetaram estruturas circulares relacionadas com a Idade do Ferro, mas muitas foram destruídas para que as suas pedras fossem reaproveitadas na construção dos edifícios medievais. Ficou, contudo, nos níveis de revolvimento uma grande quantidade de espólio cerâmico indício de que a acrópole teve uma forte ocupação durante a este período cronológico. Já da Idade do Bronze recolheram-se materiais cerâmicos e pétreos que sugerem a possibilidade de se poderem identificar níveis de ocupação daquela época.
Para o presidente da Câmara Municipal, Mário Passos, os resultados obtidos com estes trabalhos «permitiram confirmar a importância do local possibilitando também, o arranque da valorização do espaço, que se encontra em fase de projeto, e se vai associar a outros projetos em curso por parte do município, como por exemplo a rede de trilhos atualmente em desenvolvimento pelo Pelouro do Desporto».
Entretanto, foram já colocados painéis informativos no Monte de São Miguel-o-Anjo marcando cada um dos acessos com um painel de sensibilização e informação ao visitante, destacando a entrada em Zona Arqueológica, espaço de cultura onde os trajetos devem respeitar os vestígios e a proteção do património, estando, também os comportamentos em harmonia com a fauna e a flora existentes. No topo do Monte, painéis acolhem e identificam a memória do espaço, com informação que permitirá o reconhecimento de uma história, identidade e herança comuns, e uma fruição de um espaço onde a cultura e o ambiente se unem.
A Associação Humanitária de Bombeiros Voluntários Famalicenses também prestou tributo público pelo falecimento de Monsenhor Joaquim Fernandes, esta terça-feira.
Numa publicação nas redes sociais, a instituição elogia o «legado marcante na vida cívica, religiosa, cultural e social e também no voluntariado da nossa Associação Humanitária».
Durante muitos anos, Monsenhor Joaquim Fernandes foi capelão da associação e atualmente era Bombeiro Voluntário do Quadro de Reserva do Corpo de Bombeiros. «Um Homem sem igual, ao qual muito devemos, pelo o que nos ensinou, aconselhou e guiou. Ficará para sempre gravado na nossa memória. Honraremos o seu nome».
À família, amigos e demais conhecidos, a instituição manifesta sentidas condolências.
As cerimónias fúnebres decorrem esta quarta-feira, a partir das 15h30, na freguesia de Mouquim.
A Engenho – Associação de Desenvolvimento Local do Vale do Este – honra a memória de Monsenhor Joaquim Fernandes, «ilustre famalicense, amigo e associado honorário desta instituição».
Manuel Augusto de Araújo, presidente da direção da associação, considera que a Monsenhor Joaquim Fernandes, «como Homem da Igreja e cidadão famalicense, poder-se-ia, com toda a propriedade, aplicar a frase/lema de D. António Ferreira Gomes, Bispo do Porto, “De joelhos diante de Deus, de pé diante dos homens”».
O dirigente destaca, ainda, que «com sabedoria e com uma mensagem sempre atual e grande capacidade de discernimento, Monsenhor Joaquim Fernandes, durante a sua longa vida, foi um Homem com visão, capacidade de diálogo, obra feita e construtor de pontes entre os homens a favor do bem comum». A par destes predicados, Manuel Augusto de Araújo destaca, também, o facto de Monsenhor ter estado sempre presente nos momentos mais marcantes da vida da Engenho, «associação, projeto e obra pelas quais tinha uma especial admiração e sempre uma palavra de estímulo e reconhecimento. A Engenho expressa o seu pesar à Família, à Igreja de Braga e a toda a Comunidade».
Pedro Almeida prepara a época 2022 e uma das novidades é o navegador Mário Castro. A dupla estará aos comandos do Skoda Fabia Rally2 da The Racing Factory, outra novidade. Trata-se de um novo projeto do piloto de Famalicão, depois de dois anos ao volante de um carro de duas rodas motrizes. «Os passos que demos antes foram com objetivo de evoluir para o regresso ao volante de um Rally2 e conseguimos reunir um conjunto de apoios que nos faz pensar numa temporada de 2022 com otimismo» diz Pedro Almeida.
A escolha de Mário Castro decorre do regresso ao Campeonato de Portugal de Ralis (CPR), que o navegador conhece bem. «É um navegador experiente, capaz de me ajudar nesta fase de regresso ao CPR e aos comandos deste novo carro» acrescentou o piloto.
Pedro Almeida continua a ser dos mais jovens pilotos do campeonato e realça que nesta fase pretende melhorar os registos no CPR, depois de dois anos nos Rally4 e com muitas experiências diferentes, nomeadamente os ralis fora de Portugal, «que acrescentaram conhecimento, capacidade e um desafio que nos deixa, creio, melhor preparados para este regresso ao campeonato».
O Skoda Fabia Rally2, preparado pela The Racing Factory, é ligeiramente diferente do carro que o piloto conduziu em 2019. No entanto, Pedro Almeida confia numa rápida adaptação. «Já conheço a estrutura, um pouco do carro, e da análise que fizemos, esta é a melhor combinação para enfrentar este novo desafio».
O piloto famalicense vai, nos próximos dias, somar os primeiros quilómetros no novo carro, já a pensar na primeira prova do calendário, o Rallye Serras de Fafe, em março.
Daniel Silva e Filipe Martins marcam presença. este fim de semana, no Termas Motorfest, em São Pedro do Sul, para participarem no Rali Cidade Termal. Nesta prova do festival de desporto motorizado organizado pela Promolafões, a dupla famalicense estreia-se aos comandos do Suzuki Swift Maxi Evo, carro com que vai disputar o calendário de 2022.
A prova será aproveitada «para somar quilómetros e fazer a adaptação ao carro» diz Daniel Silva. «Estamos a preparar da melhor maneira o Campeonato Start Norte de Ralis, competição em que queremos fazer as seis provas. O Rali Cidade Termal serve para ver em corrida a potencialidade do carro e para analisar com a equipa o que podemos fazer para o melhorar», acrescenta o piloto.
Filipe Martins é o navegador e a equipa vai ser assistida pelo Team TransFradelos, «uma escolha natural», assinala o piloto. «O Filipe é parceiro das corridas desde há muito tempo, já nos conhecemos bem e o entendimento é bom. O Team TransFradelos, que tem uma larga experiência no Todo-o-Terreno, dá-nos a garantia e segurança de que vamos ter o Suzuki bem preparado e em excelentes condições».
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