Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb May 1 2025: Pluto Film has joined Entroncamento (international title: Night Passengers) by Pedro Cabeleira as its international sales agent The film is set to premiere in the prestigious ACID sidebar at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival Set in the Portuguese town of Entroncamento the film explores a gritty world shaped by violence only to be drawn back into the shadows of her past by the lure of fast money and the coded loyalties of street life As she navigates the town’s dark undercurrents Director Pedro Cabeleira describes the film as “a portrait of a youth held hostage by the monotony of a small town… where those who live on the margins find themselves entangled in the long nights of empty streets praised the film’s powerful female lead and genre-blending narrative: “This film delivers exactly what audiences are craving right now—a fearless female protagonist who doesn’t just survive in a man’s world Blending elements of crime thriller and social drama Entroncamento is co-written by Diogo Figueira and Cabeleira The film is produced by Abel Ribeiro Chaves (Optec Filmes and in-depth analysis from around the world Your trusted source for unbiased and timely updates While Cannes prepares to welcome a new wave of cinema, and the various selections have unveiled the short and feature-length films that await festival-goers from May 13 to 24, Acid has just lifted the veil on its 2025 selection this parallel non-competitive section has been supporting daring works 9 films make up a selection that once again promises some great discoveries off the beaten track Director Pedro Cabeleira will present his second feature Acid's biography of the director: "Born in 1992 Pedro Cabeleira is a graduate of the Higher School of Theater and Cinema in Lisbon won a Special Jury Mention at the 2017 Locarno Film Festival and was selected for several international festivals his short film By Flávio premiered at the Berlinale and won the Portuguese Film Academy's Sophia Prize for best fiction short Entroncamento will be unveiled at the Cannes Film Festival 2025 The release date in French cinemas is not yet known Laura takes refuge in Entroncamento to rebuild her life and befriends a disillusioned youth not so different from herself Can honest work compete with the call of crime greed and loyalty rule the streets - everyone wants a better life Cannes Festival 2025: Acid's selectionAcid, the parallel section of the Cannes Film Festival that showcases bold, audacious works - mostly first features - has just unveiled its 2025 selection. 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This means you’ll need to book two sets of tickets to cover both countries. The trains on the Portuguese side are commuter or regional trains and don’t have cafe cars. The Badajoz to Madrid train has a dining car that serves basic bites and drinks. There is a cafe at Badajoz’s train station that serves basic snacks and drinks. There are no luggage lockers in Badajoz’s train station – traveling with a compact case or backpack will make exploring the city a lot easier. Wi-fi is not available in the stations or on the trains. In the last couple years, strikes led by employees of the state-run Comboios de Portugal (CP) have led to the cancellation of as many as half the country’s trains on multiple occasions. Before buying tickets, do a quick search or check CP’s website to see if a strike is in progress or about to happen. Read today's Portuguese stories delivered to your email CP - Comboios de Portugal has commissioned a study regarding demand for regional services and has also put out to tender the study of night trains between Galicia and the Algarve At issue is a contract signed with the consultancy firm Trenmo providing for a study on the regional service on the Porto-Entroncamento axis within the scope of a competition for demand studies for regional services on the Minho carried out to finance the purchase of 55 regional railcars included in the order for 117 trains the first covering the Minho Line and its "potential market for regional and long-distance transport demand namely on the high-speed axis between Lisbon/Porto/Vigo/A Coruña and connection to Francisco Sá Carneiro airport" This lot foresees "the analysis of six supply scenarios that cover the Lisbon-Porto-Corunha international trains (in a first phase High Speed ​​+ conventional and in a second phase only High Speed) Faro-Corunha international trains (conventional and night regional and interregional offer Porto-Viana do Castelo – Valença" The second lot concerns the section of the Northern Line between Porto and Entroncamento aiming at three scenarios that encompass the "paced offer of the Regional train on the Coimbra-Aveiro section and on the Entroncamento-Coimbra section with the extension of this offer to Figueira da Foz" and a "new interregional offer between Lisbon and Porto at night" which concerns the Beira Alta and Beira Baixa lines the study will analyse the "demand for regional medium and long-distance transport over Lisbon and Porto and international connections to Salamanca" Three scenarios are envisaged that cover the "long-distance supply on the Beira Alta and Beira Baixa Lines Lisbon-Covilhã-Guarda-Pampilhosa-Lisbon; Lisbon-Covilhã Lisbon-Covilhã-Guarda (analyzing the feasibility of its extension to Porto) and on the Porto-Guarda-Covilhã section" This lot also provides for the analysis of the "regional and interregional offer on the Beira Alta and Beira Baixa Lines" and "the existence of High-Speed ​​services with a stop in Coimbra that allows transfers between the conventional offer and High Speed" As for the last lot, which refers to the Algarve Line and the study of demand and regional and long-distance transport on the connection to Lisbon and Évora, CP intends to study five scenarios that cover the "regional offer on the Tavira-Faro axis and long-distance offer between Lisbon and Vila Real de Santo António between Porto-Lisbon-Faro and between Lisbon-Lagos" and the "regional and interregional offer on the Faro-Lagos and Vila Real de Santo António-Faro sections" The analysis also includes "Braga-Vila Real de Santo António high-speed trains" which also aim to "enhance the connection to the international southern corridor - long-distance train between Faro-Elvas" the aim is to evaluate the potential passenger demand in the areas of influence" of the lots analyzed "over a 30-year horizon according to scenarios of socioeconomic and infrastructure evolution and the supply of railway services" The future high-speed line should connect Porto and Lisbon in one hour and 15 minutes The Porto-Vigo journey is estimated to take 50 minutes The first phase (Porto-Soure) of the high-speed line in Portugal is expected to be completed in 2030 and the second phase (Soure-Carregado) is scheduled for completion in 2032 connecting to Lisbon via the Northern Line As for the connection between Porto and Vigo stations are planned at Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport We appreciate that not everyone can afford to pay for our services but if you are able to we ask you to support The Portugal News by making a contribution – no matter how small You can change how much you give or cancel your contributions at any time I notice that CP are only intending to study the proposals Authorities have been talking about a new airport for Lisbon for over fifty years now I doubt any of this will happen in my lifetime! No point in enlarging/upgrading the rail network unless they resolve issues with unions Twice we have booked in advance for long journeys and twice cancelled due to industrial action Flying from Faro to Porto is cheaper and quicker and buses are more reliable Send us your comments or opinion on this article Reaching over 400,000 people a week with news about Portugal The Tejo Vintage Train is back on the rails and Those embarking on this experience will have the opportunity to watch a historical re-enactment of the journey of King Carlos and Queen Amélia on the Beira Baixa Line visit the National Railway Museum and the Railway Neighbourhoods or see various places of interest such as the emblematic Almourol Castle Belver Castle or the Portas de Ródão Natural Monument The journey will take place on Schindler carriages with panoramic windows that allow passengers take advantage of the landscapes of the Ribatejo marshland and the riverside route along the River Tagus especially the stretch between Entroncamento and Vila Velha de Ródão showing the tourist potential of the Beira Baixa Line Among the novelties are the offer of a typical sweet to welcome passengers; a historical re-enactment on board by a theatre group and visits to the Railway Neighbourhoods where travellers can choose between two different programmes The first includes the journey between Lisbon and Entroncamento (round trip) After being welcomed by a guide at Entroncamento Station where the history of this important railway heritage will be explained to have lunch on board the restaurant carriages that are part of the Museum's collection participants will also have the opportunity to visit the National Railway Museum see more than 160 years of railway history in Portugal and travel on a mini-train the Municipality of Entroncamento will offer everyone tea and a traditional sweet - ‘o Ferroviário’ The second programme covers the route between Lisbon and Castelo Branco allowing passengers to enjoy beautiful landscapes and monuments Passengers will be greeted by a guide and a musical group at the train station to have lunch and visit the city of Castelo Branco They will get half-price access to various points of interest if they show their Vintage Train ticket from the Cargaleiro Museum to the Castelo Branco Embroidery Interpretation Centre the Textile Museum in the parishes of Cebolais de Cima and Retaxo the Francisco Tavares Proença Júnior Museum the Silk Museum and the Stonemason's Museum in Alcains To mark Castelo Branco's nomination as a ‘UNESCO Creative City’ in the category of ‘Crafts and Popular Arts’ the town council will present a plaque alluding to the date which will be another memory of a day well spent The train leaves Castelo Branco station for Lisbon at 17.28 The Tejo Vintage Train is scheduled to arrive at Lisbon-Santa Apolónia Station at 20:32 This tourist product is the result of a partnership between CP - Comboios de Portugal the National Railway Museum and Castelo Branco City Council with the collaboration of Entroncamento City Council Timetable: Outward journey - Reception in Lisbon-Santa Apolónia at 8:30 and departure at 8.55; stops in Lisbon-Oriente (9:03) Vila Franca de Xira (9:18) and Entroncamento (10:08) arriving in Castelo Branco at 12:12; Return journey - Departure from Castelo Branco at 17:28; stops in Entroncamento at 19:17 arriving in Lisbon-Santa Apolónia at 20:32; Programmes: Two to choose from - Programme 1 - Between Lisbon-Santa Apolónia and Entroncamento (round trip); Programme 2 - Between Lisbon-Santa Apolónia and Castelo Branco (round trip); €16 per Child (4 to 12 years) | Programme 2 - €43 per Adult €22 per Child (4 to 12 years); there are special prices for groups; On sale from: ticket offices or online at www.cp.pt Benefits: The train has a bar service available in its own carriage; those who leave their car in the Lisboa-Oriente car park will be able to enjoy preferential fares simply by showing their train ticket; in Castelo Branco passengers will have 50% off access to various museums by showing their Tagus Vintage Train ticket All the information can be found at www.cp.pt Environment/Derailed 2021 is the official “Year of Rail” in the EU and the “Connecting Europe Express” train recently finished its tour of Europe to promote the great advantages and decisive importance of railways in the green transition But what was meant as a PR coup revealed the weaknesses of the system which is more a patchwork than a coordinated network of trains across the continent HELP US CONNECT THE DOTS ON EUROPESupport cross-border journalism By 2017-08-31T07:55:59+01:00 On March 31 Infraestruturas de Portugal called tenders for an €18·5m upgrade of the 11 km between Elvas and the Spanish border as part of the first phase of the proposed South International Corridor which would provide a direct connection between the port of Sines and the Spanish network at Caia PORTUGAL: The 11 km link between Elvas and Caia on the border with Spain near Badajoz was reopened in late January Much of the rehabilitation work was done by Teixeira Duarte under a €15m contract Elvas station has been remodelled so that .. PORTUGAL: Road and rail infrastructure manager Infraestruturas de Portugal has awarded a contract for construction of a further section of the 80 km Évora – Elvas cut off which is intended to form the centrepiece of the so-called International South Corridor linking Lisboa to the Spanish border near Badajoz SPAIN: The Ministry of Development says that it remains on course to open in 2019 the first section of the high speed line between Madrid and Badajoz in the Extremadura region close to the border with Portugal the first section to enter service with diesel .. Site powered by Webvision Cloud the starting point of the residential project was a small two-story house located at the end of a narrow and deep lot integrated into an uncharacterized urban area with an indefinite scale.  all images courtesy by filipa bernardo having this urban context, daniel pires develops the spatial organization of the house the dwelling is now defined by 3 concrete formations strategically positioned to complement the original structure which concentrate all the support areas of the house in the spaces that are organized around the patio the transition between private and social spaces occurs in a gradient manner this ‘filter’ is based on a modular system of sliding wooden frames that connects the concrete volumes controlling the privacy levels in the various parts of the residence a fourth volume is positioned at the opposite end of the lot relating directly to the street and configuring a vegetable garden to the interior which makes for an efficient transition between the entrance/garage/workshop and the permanent living area name: sobreira pires house architecture office: daniel pires location: entroncamento designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here. edited by: myrto katsikopoulou | designboom AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style By 2025-04-15T08:47:00+01:00 Sophie Letourneur’s L’Aventura has been set as the opening film of Cannes parallel section ACID which has unveiled the nine-strong selection for its 2025 edition Letourneur’s fifth feature stars Philippe Katerine the French performer who performed a song while semi-naked and painted blue at the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics last year Letourneur also stars in the film about a family road trip to Italy This year’s selection comprises six fiction films and three documentaries Organisers said more than 650 films were submitted with nine chosen by a committee of 14 filmmakers Also selected is Drunken Noodles from Lucio Castro inspired by embroidery artist Sal Salandra’s attempts to break into the New York art scene Castro’s previous feature After This Death was selected for the Berlinale this year Finland’s Lauri-Matti Parppei presents A Light That Never Goes Out about a successful classical flutist Pauli who returns to his small hometown after a breakdown The project was selected for Les Arcs’ 2024 Work in Progress session Entroncamento follows a woman who takes refuge in the Entroncamento region of Portugal but finds that violence and greed rule the streets Directror Pedro Cabeleira was previously selected for Locarno with first feature Verão Danado in 2017 The other fiction titles include Drifting Laurent from French trio Anton Balekdjian Mattéo Eustachon; and Aurélien Vernhes-Lermusiaux’s The Black Snake about a man who returns from the Colombian desert of Tatacoa to visit his dying mother Documentaries selected are Sepideh Farsi’s Put Your Soul On Your Hand And Walk about the war in Gaza captured by video calls with a woman living there; Life After Siham by Namir Abdel Messeeh; and Sylvain George’s Obscure – Ain’t I A Child The Black Snake (Fr-Col-Bra)Aurélien Vernhes-Lermusiaux Life After Siham (Fr-Egy)Namir Abdel Messeeh A Light That Never Goes Out (Fin-Nor)Lauri-Matti Parppei Put Your Soul On Your Hand And Walk (Fr-Pal-Iran)Sepideh Farsi Screen profiles all the films in the Cannes Film Festival’s Official Selection and parallel sections ‘Sinners’ increases weekend-on-weekend takings to pass £11m Warner Bros’ A Minecraft Movie dominated the month with Gaumont’s Once Upon My Mother the top local film Screen International is the essential resource for the international film industry access to the Screen International archive and supplements including Stars of Tomorrow and World of Locations Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb, an Amazon company© 1990-2025 by IMDb.com, Inc. 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Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb Action continues to grow in Portugal to meet growing demand.  The company will open a new store in Entroncamento This is the third Action store in Portugal “We are very happy to open our first store in Santarém and our third in Portugal after opening our first store in the country less than a month ago This is an important step in our expansion project We will continue to strengthen our presence in Portugal as more and more Portuguese want to enjoy the unique experience that Action offers” “We are very happy with the warm welcome we received from the Portuguese which strengthens the commitment of our teams I want to thank everyone who contributed to this achievement: our employees Action is creating a total of 19 new jobs in Santarém Let us hope ‘Action’ they do not pull the same stunt in the exact same way both ‘LIDL' and the ‘Aldi’s' of this world have in Portugal i.e pretending to be the affordable or cheaper option but when one looks carefully so many of their products are actually much more expensive Quinta da Cardiga in Golegã will undergo renovations and be converted into a hotel with equestrian facilities.  In a unique initiative that the Golegã Council feels will benefit the entire Ribatejo region which has been designated as a property of public interest since 1952 Quinta da Cardiga will now undergo renovations to be converted into a four-star hotel with 116 rooms and amenities related to equestrianism Quinta da Cardiga is situated between Vila Nova da Barquinha and Golegã on the north bank of the River Tagus The site includes not only the main building but also industrial and agricultural facilities “Considering the tourism development we have had in the municipality of Golegã this type of offer is differentiating and is aimed at a type of tourist with certain demands that we also need but they need more differentiating solutions With construction expected to begin in 2025 besides the equestrianism facilities as a covered and open-air riding arena the hotel will also feature football and padel fields gyms and an indoor and outdoor swimming pools “The Quinta da Cardiga is a palace and a listed building and is in the memory of all those who live in Golegã but also in the municipalities of Entroncamento and Vila Nova da Barquinha Everyone has been waiting for many years for this requalification to be possible and now it seems that we have finally taken a safe step forward with a group that has proven itself in this type of project” Spain has a new train line and CP will adjust the offer on the Eastern Line shortening the journey between Lisbon and Madrid from July 31 The Iberian capitals will be two hours and one transfer away Spain's Renfe tried to convince CP to launch a.. The trip starts in an Intercity from Lisbon changes to a green diesel Allan in Entroncamento and there will be nine hours and three different trains between the two Iberian capitals - two less than at present - with the reinforcement of the offer by CP and also by the Spanish company Renfe CP will adjust the supply on the East Line on July 31 to respond to the new rail infrastructure that Spain has just introduced between Madrid and Badajoz (we'll be there in a minute) not only will the train connection between Lisbon and the Spanish capital be shortened by two hours (from 11 to nine hours) but it will also take three trains instead of four (that is two transfers instead of three) to make the trip the trip will take nine hours and 30 minutes two daily trains per direction instead of one there is only one connection leaving Santa Apolónia at 8:45 am and arriving at Badajoz at 2:14 pm passing through Entroncamento; and in the opposite direction leaving Badajoz at 4:24 pm and arriving in Lisbon at 8:20 pm But since Renfe will only put Intercity on one daily connection per direction between Badajoz and Madrid taking the train that exists today would force a long waiting time in the Spanish border city On the East Line, the Allan green railcars will continue to run, according to Público journalist Carlos Cipriano "it's the oldest equipment CP has in its service and they only run on the Eastern Line" They were built in Holland in the 1950s and have had their life span extended with a modernization carried out in the 1990s They circulate at a maximum speed of 100 km/h "the breakdowns of these vehicles in the Alto Alentejo have been frequent". Carlos Cipriano writes that CP doesn't have more modern diesel-powered equipment for the Eastern Line because the existing fleet is in use on the Douro Western and Algarve lines - only with the electrification of these stretches and the arrival of new will it be possible to free up diesel-powered cars for other services that With limited service on the Portuguese side it was in Spanish territory that less travel time was gained between the two Iberian capitals a new 150-kilometer high-speed section between Badajoz and Plasencia; still without electrification (it will only be done next year) be 180 km/h - instead of the future 250 km/h - which still guarantees a 51-minute shorter trip between Badajoz and Madrid than in the past but its partner CP showed no interest in using the East Line for this preferring the Beira Alta and the connection to Spain through Salamanca O ECO journalist Diogo Ferreira Nunes writes that with an understanding between Renfe and CP for the extension of the Intercity to Lisbon the trip could be shortened to seven hours - the train would circulate in Iberian and European gauge and under electric voltage on both sides of the border (25 thousand volts in Portugal and 3 thousand volts in Spain) Renfe has even proposed a division of expenses and revenues (but mostly expenses because the service will be loss-making) on the Portuguese route the daytime rail connection between Lisbon and Madrid took less time than it will take as of June 31: only eight hours with the direct Talgo "Luís de Camões" train MB Way: 933 140 217 (indicar “LPP”) Ou clica aqui Podes escrever-nos para [email protected] O LPP / Lisbon For People é um jornal local dedicado à cidade e à área metropolitana de Lisboa editado de forma totalmente independente e sem fins lucrativos ' + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.webview_notification_text + ' " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_title + " " + scriptOptions._localizedStrings.redirect_overlay_text + " With all the European funds made available to Portugal is quite inconceivable mainland Portugal has so bad infrastructure and the people seem OK with it When compared to Spain the disparity is abyssal The practically non existant rail links between the major cities of lisboa Madrid and Barcelona should be an embarrassment to both countries High speed links would be good for the environment and the economy This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page About us | Advertise with us | Contact us Posted: 27 March 2017 | | No comments yet Following a thorough refurbishment recently carried out at its central workshops in Entroncamento Empresa de Manutenção de Equipamento Ferroviário (EMEF) has delivered the first New Generation Alfa Pendular train to Comboios de Portugal (CP) Following a thorough refurbishment recently carried out at its central workshops in Entroncamento, Empresa de Manutenção de Equipamento Ferroviário, S.A. (EMEF) has delivered the first New Generation Alfa Pendular train to Comboios de Portugal (CP) CP’s Alfa Pendular trains first entered service in 1999 and since then they have travelled over 41 million kilometres and carried around 26 million passengers it underwent thorough refurbishment to improve passenger safety and comfort with new seats and seat-cover materials and new lighting systems being fitted a new Wi-Fi mobile communication system was installed and individual electricity sockets were fitted to all seats This refurbishment was carried out by about 80 EMEF workers and numerous specialised Portuguese service providers with 90% of the project involving Portuguese technology and resources “This project demonstrates EMEF’s ability to take its place as a lead company” “This project demonstrates EMEF’s ability to take its place as a lead company that can incorporate the contributions of other sectors of Portuguese industry and provide more robust and competitive all-round solutions for the Portuguese and international market,” said Alberto Castanho Ribeiro Since then it has expanded both industrially and geographically and now operates in the international market The refurbishment work involved over 1500 procedures ranging from complete disassembly of the train’s interior to painting with new colours to set the New Generation Alfa Pendular apart The train’s 176 seats were also dismantled and rebuilt using new foam and new leather seat covers and 44km of new wiring and 2,700kg of paint were used All ten of CP’s Alfa Pendular trains will undergo this complete refurbishment (which is costing CP approximately €18 million) and the next train is expected at EMEF this month No comments yet All subscriptions include online membership giving you access to the journal and exclusive content Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a900df61d0d6843489a9e58e182cf12f" );document.getElementById("j0f0bb4fb4").setAttribute( "id" Write for us | Advertise with us Global Railway Review is published by: Russell Publishing Ltd.Court LodgeHogtrough HillBrasted © Russell Publishing Limited Website development by e-Motive Media Limited - os veículos pesados ​​ de mercadorias serão "estacionados" sobre a A9 desde Boulou a Leucate (sentido França-Espanha); - será proibida a circulação de veículos ligeiros na A9 de Leucate (saída obrigatória no nó 40); - a circulação de veículos pesados ​​de mercadorias será proibida na D6009 a partir der Leucate Também são esperadas perturbações significativas no tráfego na rede secundária da área. Neste contexto, para os fluxos com destino a Espanha, é preferível seguir outras rotas, nomeadamente via Biriatou.Consulte o estado do trânsito em tempo real neste link É previsível que a ação de protesto dure pelo menos até às 13h00 do dia de hoje A passagem fronteiriça de Świecko está neste momento completamente bloqueada para a travessia de camiões - veículos de peso bruto superior a 7,5ton - veículos de peso bruto até 7,5ton - veículos de peso bruto inferior a 3,5ton que circulem por Słubice (desvio por Rzepin) Adoption of the digital train approach can revolutionise train maintenance Nomad Digital’s commercial director Jay Saw told the Golden Spanners conference Mr Saw pointed out that the current budget for train maintenance in the UK is £2 billion The McNulty report set a target to cut costs by 30% and Mr Saw stated that significant savings can be achieved in maintenance through the use of ICT and operational technology to create a digital train In comparison to the airlines and car industry the rail industry has been slow to adopt this technology: Nomad believes that only 10% of trains across the world are truly connected But while the Digital Railway programme has at last brought this thinking to bear too many operators add digital systems in a piecemeal way and one-third of systems experts are expected to leave their company through retirement within 10 years creating an impending brain drain on their legacy systems fully connected train is to start by understanding what information you can get out of it – having a blueprint in mind at the outset is vital Norwegian operator NSB and others on the contine… This is a premium article and requires an active subscription You will need your print Customer ID ready to set up an account you'll find this on your welcome email and cover sheet delivered with each print magazine Register now Key Publishing Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales with Company Number 2713662 is the 5th anniversary of CP - Comboios de Portugal reopening its Guifões workshops Fifty carriages have been restored in the workshop complex since 2020 Putting this rolling stock back into service has boosted the supply of trains and meets the growing demand from passengers for sustainable travel ‘The reopening of the Guifões workshop at a time of great difficulty had a special significance and gave CP the capacity to grow again The results are there to see and make us all proud,’ said the CP's Chairman praising the achievements of the workers over the last few years ‘With the rolling stock that has been recovered we have been able to increase passenger transport capacity and provide a better service to our customers modernising and putting rolling stock that was inoperable back into service we wouldn't have been able to meet the huge increase in demand that has taken place over the last five years,’ he said pointing out that the figures show an ever-increasing take-up of rail transport in Portugal: provisional figures for 2024 point to more than 185 million passengers being transported 12.8 million more than in the previous year The investment to refurbish and re-equip the Guifões workshops was around €2.5 million and this space has become fundamental to CP's activity which run regular services on the Douro Line (and special services on the Beira Baixa Line); 14 Sorefame carriages which also run regular services on the Douro Line; and 23 Arco carriages which ensure inter-regional services on the Minho Line and run between Valença and Figueira da Foz This workshop also carries out general overhauls on various types of railcars and many other one-off interventions It should be remembered that CP has increasingly sought to become a leader in internal mobility and a market leader in passenger transport contributing to territorial cohesion and the country's economic The strategy adopted included the reopening of workshops that had been closed for several years and the recovery and return to service of fixed rolling stock from railcars to locomotives and carriages which gave the company the capacity to respond to the large increase in passengers in recent years CP carried 126.2 million passengers and is forecast to close 2024 with 185 million passengers carried which represents an increase of more than 46% in just six years This growth reflects people's growing confidence in CP's services and recognises the efficiency of the railway as a sustainable means of transport The company's employees have been essential to achieving these good results dedication and professionalism of our workers that Comboios de Portugal continues to grow and offer an ever higher quality service to all the Portuguese,’ the Chairman of CP added The National Drawing Competition on Rail Transport is a joint event organised by the National Railway Museum Foundation IP - Infraestruturas de Portugal and DGstE - Direção Geral dos Estabelecimentos Escolares This year it celebrated its 4th edition with the theme ‘Crossing Paths’ asking children to create an original drawing of a real or imaginary train journey and how it can cross paths in our lives hosted the prize-giving ceremony this Saturday and it was with great enthusiasm that the winning artists were honoured from among hundreds of drawings from primary and secondary schoolsup and down the country The ceremony was attended by the organisations involved in a moment of recognition for the children's talent while also highlighting the importance of the train as a sustainable means of transport CP also launched the challenge of organising family train journeys during the Christmas holidays which will build future memories for these children the competition exhibition was inaugurated featuring the 45 highest-scoring drawings and which will be open to the public until 21 March 2025