Iris Lavan

With a background as a consultant in the medical industry, Iris Lavan brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to Portugal Pulse. Iris also runs a company in Tel Aviv offering marketing, business development, content creation and public relations services. She holds a degree in economics and management, giving her a solid grounding in business strategy and financial planning. Iris' commitment to Portugal Pulse is reflected not only in her consulting career, but also in her impact on the Portugale media landscape in Israel. She was an interviewer for Hadshot Portugal חדשות פורטוגל, a media outlet that broadcasts news about Portugal in Hebrew, where she provided valuable information on current affairs, healthcare and the economy. Since July 2023, Iris has also been part of the Portugal Pulse team.

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American woman “unconscious” rescued after falling from cliff in Cascais

A 26-year-old American woman was rescued late Thursday afternoon, September 5th, after falling from a cliff while walking in the Boca do Inferno area...

Trial of Arouca president postponed due to judge’s recusal request

When entering the courtroom, one of the two "wing judges" stated that he had known one of the defendants in the present case as...

Man arrested for causing fire through “direct flame” in Resende

A 56-year-old man was arrested on Thursday, September 5, on suspicion of committing a forest fire crime in the locality of São Cipriano, Resende. According...

Have you chosen a new umbrella? Thermometers ‘split’ this Friday

With less than 20 days until summer ends, temperatures are already calling for some protection... and an umbrella in certain regions. According to the Portuguese...

More than 10 thousand request review of accessibility inspection

The Salvador Association, promoter of the petition, identifies the lack of accessibility as the main factor of social exclusion for people with disabilities, affecting...

Temperatures over the weekend will not exceed 28ºC (and there’s rain in the North)

The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) forecasts a slight rise in temperature, but periods of light precipitation are expected in the North...