“He likes the food, weather and people here in Portugal, he says, as we drink tea on the verandah of the farmhouse next to the site of his studio, with a view of his swimming pool and the countryside beyond,” The Guardian writes.
The Judiciary Police say that all signs point to a psychotic episode in the case of the Afghan refugee who stabbed two women to death earlier this week, according to
“It was not immediately clear whether the move was linked to the complaints or any intervention by Portuguese authorities,” according to Reuters.
Sónia Almeida’s Ó (Ó Agudo) (The Acute) TUE-SUN 11am-6pm; 5€ (Sunday 1€); GUIDED TOURS: 27 May, 24 JUN (SAT) 4pm From the organizers: “Curator: Bruno Marchand Up to the present the
“The attacker is believed to be Afghan and the two victims were Portuguese women – one was the attacker’s English teacher at the centre and the other a fellow classmate,”
According to, Rachel Sanderson, writing for Bloomberg, “Southern European policymakers won’t give up offering incentives to lure the restless global elite. A toxic mixture of long-term low growth, high debt and stubborn unemployment
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