This week in Portugal: thousands march against corporate-friendly labor laws, private jets en Route to Lisbon’s Web Summit get diverted to Spain, deputies are accused of racism, and home prices drop.
We’re kidding, home prices are still going up.
This week in Portugal: President defends immigrants, Prime Minister defends Chega, immigration agency gets a bomb threat, and blood supplies dwindle.
This week in Portugal: lawyers get special treatment, foreigners aren’t using centros de saúde, and how football will help finally finish a proper train link between Lisbon and Madrid.
This week in Portugal: crime’s down, rent’s up, some Portuguese visas are due to be issued faster, and they might be in high demand soon.
This week in Portugal: This year’s annual weather crisis event, Americans everywhere, and the new tuk-tuk parking brigade
This week in Portugal: Paradise, inferno, and hell in the Portuguese immigration system, public nudity, and video surveillance
Rute Lopes Cardoso — whom the Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) has in turn accused in a complaint of engaging in illegal practices as
The new facility opened this week by Portugal’s Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA) is off to a strong start, slated to process more
Last year, the regime of Aleksandr Lukashenko — once dubbed “Europe’s last dictator,” but we beg to differ — put in an interesting requirement: as of September