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With our feet already in 2024, it’s time to remember the best of the past year.

[fiber changed my life] It was in Cumieira, in Santa Marta de Penaguião, that a family project was born that promises to recover and honor the pottery of the Douro region.

In Portugal, 19 out of every 100 children are born to separated parents. Aware that there are days when being apart hurts, we appeal to parents, grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends to not divide their love this Christmas. Multiply it!

[online with] António Joaquim Pimentel, Mayor of Mogadouro. According to the mayor, our digital highway played a similar role to road infrastructure, allowing the distance between Mogadouro, the coast, and the rest of the world to be shortened.

[fiber changed my business] Ana’s parents fell in love with Odemira on a trip to the Alentejo Coast in the 80s. In 2009, they settled in the town of São Teotónio, where they finally realized their dream of having a family business: Monte da Galrixa.

[online with] Hélder Guerreiro, President of the Municipal Chamber of Odemira. The mayor reveals that the arrival of fiber optics in what is the largest municipality in the country was fundamental to complementing road and rail accessibility, attracting people and businesses.

[fiber changed my life] Today, we travel to the town of Brufe, in Terras de Bouro, to learn about Helena and Henrique’s story. What started as a vacation became a business opportunity and also a passion that made them leave Porto and settle there permanently.

[online with] Paulo Furtado, Vice-President of the Municipality of Arronches. The executive tells us that the existence of a fiber optic network in the municipality contributes greatly to the well-being of residents.

Renato has been a gaming enthusiast for 12 years, but it was 4 years ago that his gaming experience took a turn: fiber optics finally arrived at his home.

On World Telecommunication Day, we look back at what we have built to date. It is with a full heart that we are proud of our achievements, which are also yours.

On Christmas Eve, many are working to shorten the distance through the digital highway. To all those who help us bring fiber optics to the homes of Portuguese families, thank you.

dstelecom’s fiber optic network has arrived in Marco de Canaveses! To understand the impact this infrastructure has on the lives of the people of Marco de Canaveses, we were “online” with Mário Bruno Magalhães in Marco de Canaveses.

As we reinforce the dstelecom fiber optic network in Ponte de Lima, we spoke with Victor Mendes, the Mayor, to understand the impact of this infrastructure on the lives of the people of Ponte de Lima.

dstelecom | Keeping Portugal Connected to the World

Elizabeth and Rasmus fell in love with Paredes de Coura on a trip to Portugal about 4 years ago. They settled in Alto Minho in 2018 and have since worked remotely for companies in England and Denmark.