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The government

body: A public body that decides, warns or polices: an authority, the government, a ministry, a municipality. All body nodes. Also written: Government of Portugal; Council of Ministers; government; Governo.

Declares alert, contingency or calamity under the civil-protection framework law (Lei 27/2006) and sets exceptional measures. (fact; portugal.gov.pt, read 10 Nov, 18:59 UTC)

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The government declares

  • Alert situation · fact · "Government of Portugal (Council of Ministers): Declares alert, contingency or calamity under the civil-protection framework law (Lei 27/2006) and sets exceptional measures." · portugal.gov.pt, read 10 Nov, 18:59 UTC · from incidents/2026-11-10-storm-charles/data/decisions/graph.json#/nodes/government

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Timeline rows that mention it (9)

When (UTC)LabelWhat the row says
11 Nov, 11:35 UTCevidencethe government's crisis cabinet line leads the live pages: "O mais complicado ainda vai acontecer" (RTP) and "Governo insiste na prevenção e avisa que tempestade ainda não chegou" (ECO), beside the lowered wind (CNN Portugal quotes IPMA: "A depressão acabou por mudar as suas características", a quot…
11 Nov, 02:28 UTCfactThe alert situation's legal text, read at source: Despacho n.º 13773-A/2026 (Diário da República n.º 218/2026, Suplemento, Série II, 10 November), by the Presidency of the Council of Ministers and nine ministries, under Lei 27/2006: in force 00:00 to 23:59 on 11 November, measures 2(a) to (e) and re…
10 Nov, 19:42 UTCevidencePublic: "Após recomendação do Governo, Paddy suspende Web Summit na quarta-feira" (the outlet's headline; Paddy Cosgrave is Web Summit's chief executive, a public role); the organisers quoted: the government "informou formalmente a Web Summit" of the risks
10 Nov, 19:41 UTCevidenceWeb Summit closed on Wednesday after talks with the government, ANEPC and PSP; the mayor calls it the most sensible decision
10 Nov, 19:38 UTCevidence, decisionDECISION: Web Summit's Day 2, Wednesday 11 November, will not take place. The government "formally advised" it (tidal flooding, public transport, high winds on external structures), after talks with the government, ANEPC and PSP; Day 3, Thursday 12 November, aimed to go ahead as planned
10 Nov, 17:53 UTCevidence, decisionthe government recommends suspending Web Summit on Wednesday; the decision rests with the organisers
10 Nov, 12:10 UTCfact, decisionThe government declares an alert situation for the mainland on Wednesday, 00:00 to 23:59: schools and non-essential public services close; outdoor events suspended
10 Nov, 09:30 UTCevidencethe Interior Minister, asked at the press conference: "a Web Summit é um local fechado"; if the organisers decide to keep the event, they may. (8 h 23 min later the government recommended suspending Wednesday)
10 Nov, 09:17 UTCevidencethe alert situation was announced in the morning: the Interior Minister at ANEPC's press conference, "o Governo decidiu declarar situação de alerta"; schools and non-essential services close. The government's page with the measures is timed 12:10 (the row above at 12:10); the minute he spoke is not …

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