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: the country continues to burn, immigrants flock SNS, the far-right wants to help overturn constitutional court’s ruling, and wages rise faster for some than for others.
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: neo-nazis are making 3D-printed guns, hate speech is “trivialized,” and Portugal’s ruling party is taking a page from the far-right on immigration.
This week in Portugal: The march of Portugal’s far-right surpasses the Socialists, a military man running for president of a democratic country, and a tech tycoon who’s not a fan of the local bureaucracy
This week in Portugal: the election results are in, young men are propping up right-wingers, Azorean families are fleeing America, and tuk-tuks are hit with new fines.
This week in Portugal: promises, casinos, and Tesla in Portuguese elections, hate crime, and short-term rentals.
Organized pub crawls getting banned in the Czech capital — but not always, only from 10 pm until 6 am, so for the hardy folks this
“The officer who shot [Odair] Moniz should be ‘decorated, not indicted,’ said André Ventura, leader of the far-right Chega party, which prompted “[f]ormer politicians, musicians and