Portugal’s railway labyrinth: three decades between paper projects and half-speed works

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While Spain rolled out the world’s second-largest high-speed network, Portugal sidelined the railway in favour of motorways. Now, weighed down by chronic delays and low-cost upgrades, the country is trying to catch the rail future with eyes on the Atlantic axis and links to Spain. Read the full story.

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