Portuguese governmental autonomous institutions

Last modified: 2005-08-26 by antonio martins
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Inatel

Inatel is a portuguese government-owned chain of spa hotels, seaside resorts and sport facilities nowadaws devoted mainly to senior citizen and/or low budget tourism and out door activities, having evolved for an originally fascist type structure founded in the 1930ies as FNAT (Federação Nacional para a Alegria no Trabalho / National Federation for Joy at Work…), inspired by italian and german counterparts.
António Martins, 16 Oct 2003

Inatel flies in its facilities a bright blue flag with its yellow logo, a stylized sun, and lettering "INATEL" in white capitals bellow.
António Martins, 16 Oct 2003

Instituto das Estradas de Portugal
Portugal’s Road Institute

This organism is responsible for planning and keeping in good conditions the roads payed for by the state (there are also municipal roads) and for which no toll is levied. Highways all have tolls, even if at zero cost to the user in some places, and despite being usually payed by the state their preservation is in charge of various semi-private operators, of which the most visible is Brisa.

The design is little more than a Logo-on-Bedsheet as it would be expected from this sort of organization. Above and centred is their logo, below that is their name. The colour inside the logo is the same as the field of the flag, a very bright yellow.

João Madureira, 10 May 2003

Junta Autónoma de Estradas

JAE, its predecessor, had the same design but with "JAE" (for Junta Autónoma de Estradas) instead of "IEP" and the colour of both logo and flag orange.
João Madureira, 10 May 2003