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National March for Animal Rights will have transport from Faro to Lisbon

Jornal do Algarve29 August 2026 at 13:03

A bus will depart from Faro on September 5th heading to Lisbon to transport Algarve participants to the 8th edition of the National March for the Right of All Animals. The round trip costs nine euros and has a maximum capacity of 50 people. The bus departs from Faro at 09:00, with arrival in Lisbon expected around 13:00, and the return is scheduled for 19:30, with arrival in Faro around 23:30.

The march is organized by the Portugal Animal Save movement, which brings together participants from various regions of the country in defense of animal rights. Before the start of the march, scheduled for 15:00, participants will have the opportunity to have a shared lunch.

The trip is promoted by the Benfazer Association, a non-profit organization based in Loulé, responsible for initiatives such as the FAVA fair and the Animal Congress. The objective is to facilitate the travel of participants from the South of the country and reinforce the Algarve's presence at the national event.

The National March for the Right of All Animals aims to be a moment of mobilization in defense of animal welfare and rights. The Portugal Animal Save movement advocates that all animal lives matter and that animals should be able to live free from pain, exploitation, and in freedom. Registrations can be made through the form available on the Benfazer Association website.

Um autocarro vai partir de Faro a 5 de setembro rumo a Lisboa para transportar participantes algarvios para a 8.ª edição da Marcha Nacional pelo Direito de Todos os Animais, numa viagem de ida e volta com um custo de nove euros.

A iniciativa pretende facilitar a participação de pessoas residentes no Algarve na marcha, organizada pelo movimento Portugal Animal Save, que reúne participantes de várias regiões do país em defesa dos direitos dos animais.

O autocarro parte de Faro às 09h00 e tem chegada prevista a Lisboa pelas 13h00. Os participantes terão depois oportunidade de realizar um almoço partilhado antes do início da marcha, agendada para as 15h00. O regresso está previsto para as 19h30, com chegada a Faro pelas 23h30.

A viagem é promovida pela Associação Benfazer, organização sem fins lucrativos sediada em Loulé, responsável por iniciativas como a feira FAVA e o Congresso Animal, com o objetivo de facilitar a deslocação de participantes do Sul do país e reforçar a presença algarvia no evento nacional.

A Marcha Nacional pelo Direito de Todos os Animais pretende afirmar-se como um momento de mobilização em defesa do bem-estar e dos direitos dos animais. O movimento Portugal Animal Save defende que “as vidas de todos os animais importam” e que os animais devem poder viver livres de dor, exploração e em liberdade.

O transporte tem capacidade máxima para 50 pessoas.

As inscrições podem ser realizadas através do formulário disponibilizado no site da Associação Benfazer.

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