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law bill thanks to right-wing support, the country protests Israel’s war in Palestine, and the electricity grid is obsolete.
Nufar Bar, an Israeli immigration lawyer living in Porto who works with the Portuguese law firm Cotarelli e Rodrigues, says his firm gets requests from
“A number of Israelis have migrated to Portugal as ‘refugees’ after Lisbon offered Israelis ‘easy and convenient’ immigration procedures that could be completed in less
Artistic protest actions allow for an educational and emotional response. Spreading awareness and tapping into empathy are the first steps towards a strong and unified pro-Palestine movement in Portugal
“There are six Portuguese people and 10 close family members. And then there is a wider group of Palestinians who have family connections to Portugal”,
“Most of the attendees who spoke to Reuters said the controversy would not have an impact on their experience and praised the new CEO for
“Our immediate task is returning the focus to what we do best: delivering dialogue among all those connected with technological advancement,” according to Euronews. In
Portugal’s Prime Minister as well as its Foreign Minister have said they support UN Secretary-General António Guterres as Israel calls for his resignation following his remarks on the Israel-Hamas war.