This week in Portugal: Fascism in the streets is met with popular resistance. Meanwhile, rightwing rhetoric in the halls of power is met with enthusiastic capitulation and cooperation.
This week in Portugal: slumlords in Arroios, poison in the water, and Portuguese manufacturing in decline
This week in Portugal: striking train workers, fraudulent residency permit applications, a shortage of labor, and great news for EDP.
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: Fraud on land and sea, security cameras in Martim Moniz, and tourists craving authenticity
Portugal’s new immigration agency AIMA (Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum) issued a warning last week that scam artists are sending out emails from the
“The early-hours violence broke out at a hotel-apartment in the Algarve resort of Albufeira where the two groups of men were staying,” Irish Mirror writes.
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
“Portugal will hold a snap parliamentary election on March 10, its second in as many years, President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa said on Thursday, following