“‘Police brutality,’ ‘violence against women,’ ‘labour exploitation’ of immigrants and ‘forced evictions,’ especially of people of Roma and African descent — this is the portrait of Portugal last year, according to
“…Portugal, is believed to have welcomed more than 58,000 Ukrainians, of which about a quarter are minors. But only some 32 per cent of these children are attending school locally,”
“The suspects — aged between 22 and 58 — were allegedly part of a criminal gang that exploited migrant workers on Portuguese farms,” according to Euronews.com.
“I hope you guys start coming back to [Brazil]. Soon, soon the country will have its arms open to receive you,” Luis Inácio Lula da Silva said Saturday at the
“We couldn’t afford health insurance,” is one reason cited by a transplant from the U.S. who moved to Portugal with his husband in 2018 on a D7 visa, according to
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