“A 27-year-old man believed to be a British national has been arrested in Portugal after allegedly stabbing another British man to death and “desecrating” the corpse,” according to the BBC.
“Local media reports that the feud was related to homing pigeons and an illegal vegetable garden,” according to the BBC.
“There is an approximate (number of accused priests) and it will clearly be more than 100,” child psychiatrist Pedro Strecht, who headed the commission, told SIC television, according to Reuters.
“…hours before the long-announced change-over, SEF inspectors managed to apprehend 15 kilos of cocaine, being brought into the country in the hand luggage of a Brazilian couple,” according to Portugal
“Visitors from Britain represented the largest share of total arrivals in May, closely followed by the United States, which has significantly grown as a source of tourism to Portugal,” according
“Portugal’s Prime Minister Antonio Costa resigned on Tuesday amid an investigation into alleged irregularities committed by his majority Socialist administration in handling lithium mining and hydrogen projects in the country,”
Previously: Portugal’s PM Costa resigns over corruption investigation “Within days … the threads of the [‘Operation Influencer’] investigation began to unravel, after Portuguese prosecutors admitted they had confused the name
“Citizens from the United States, United Kingdom, and Brazil requested the most visas for digital nomads since October,” according to TPN. Read more
“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,”
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