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: 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: 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: Housing prices go up, oil spills sideways, and U.S. is passing around ideological surveys in Portugal
This week in Portugal: promises, casinos, and Tesla in Portuguese elections, hate crime, and short-term rentals.
“…because in Madeira the process takes 6 to 7 weeks, while on the continent it lasts 7 to 8 months,” according to RTP.
“Government program proposes to consider an amendment so that permissions are based on “employment contracts previously concluded or through a job search visa,” O Globo
“‘The odds are against political stability as the government has one of the smallest relative majorities in democracy and faces fierce opposition from a stronger
“After taking 1.3 percent of votes in 2019’s election and 7.3 percent in 2022, polls for Sunday’s elections put [Chega] soaring to 17 percent support,”