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MediaFaro News Digest

A new Madrid-Lisbon high-speed train will cut journey times from ten hours to three.

A new high-speed train route linking Madrid and Lisbon aims to be operational by 2030 - when the two countries will be co-hosting the FIFA World Cup.

The two capitals have not been linked by a direct train since 2020, when Spain's state-owned rail company Renfe discontinued its overnight train-hotel service.

mediafaro.org/article/20250417

A Renfe Cercanías train. | Copyright Renfe Group via Business Wire/AP
Euronews · A new Madrid-Lisbon high-speed train will cut journey times from ten hours to three.By Euronews
#HighSpeedRail#Rail#Trains
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Darek Kay
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The Miradouro de São Vicente is one of the many wonderful viewpoints in Lisbon. But it's also a place where skateboarders practice their tricks. Despite many tourists in this place, I've got some nice shots. I was later able to identify this person as Rafael Vieira, who was filming a short promo video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qA46yS2dUZU).

#lisbon #portugal #action #skateboard #skateboarding #fuji #fujifilm #photography
A skateboarder doing a kickflip over a stone bench on a sunny day. Yellow and white buildings in the background.
#photography
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Rebecca Nordquist

This tile artwork by Maria Keil, "Pastores" (Shepherds) is at the Museu Nacionaldo Azulejo in Lisbon. Walking through the museum, I came across this, which was easily the coolest piece in the gallery.

And that led me down the rabbit hole of wikipedia, where I learned more about this amazing person, who many among other things designed the tile for the Lisbon subway:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Ke

Photo of an artwork in tile, with green, orange and white triangles, with in between people in a pastoral scene, kneeling next to a goat, laying as if in a field. People are black and white.
#womenArtists#tiles#art
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