Journalist José Travassos de Vasconcelos has diedPhoto by Bruno Henrike on Pexels
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Journalist José Travassos de Vasconcelos has died

Notícias de Coimbra2 September 2026 at 15:40

José Travassos de Vasconcelos passed away at the age of 80. The journalist was known for his career in regional journalism.

He was linked to the newspaper A Compostela de... (incomplete information in the original article).

His death represents the loss of a relevant figure in journalism in the region where he carried out his professional activity for decades.

The causes of death are not specified in the available article.

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