Thousands of listings in Lisbon claim they are exempt from Alojomento Local licensing, data shows.
This week in Portugal: Home prices continue to soar, buses continue to slow, and Portugal’s institutions battle cars over the festive season
This week in Portugal: Court approves raising Portuguese residency minimums for citizenship, Chega’s Ventura ordered to remove anti-Roma political advertising, local authorities working with U.S. to track history of suspected killer, and the state of salaried work in Portugal.
This week in Portugal: Storm Claudia causes havoc, Portugal’s largest unions set to strike, wages low but growing, and you can now buy a Lisbon travel pass online
This week in Portugal: the President enacts the “Foreigner’s Law,” parliament approves a veil ban, people are spending more on rent, and house prices see a record increase — to inflated levels.
This week in Portugal: far right misses its targets in municipal elections, PSD keeps Lisbon and Porto, Socialists lose 22 city halls but hail elections a victory, and government wants lower taxes for everyone.
This week in Portugal: government secures new foreigners’ law bill thanks to right-wing support, the country protests Israel’s war in Palestine, and the electricity grid is obsolete.
This week in Portugal: Portugal recognizes Palestine, Chega’s leader announces his run for the presidency, again, and affordable housing is on the way, for some.
This week in Portugal: Complaints against AIMA on the rise, Brazilians in Portugal aren’t turning out to vote, Chega leads an opinion poll, and Nova business school climbs the rankings.