
The Week em Breve: Feb 3 to 9
This week in Portugal: more trouble for Chega, planting weapons, and dividing tourists from residents.

This week in Portugal: more trouble for Chega, planting weapons, and dividing tourists from residents.

This week in Portugal: Fraud on land and sea, security cameras in Martim Moniz, and tourists craving authenticity

This week in Portugal: more short-term rentals, more stuff… more crime?

This week: Apartments for living in, cameras for hiding from, bureaucrats for screaming at, and more!
“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
The fatal police shooting of Cabo Verdean immigrant Odair Moniz on Oct. 21 — the investigation on what exactly happened is ongoing, but the shooting took
“Police union association ASPP said on Tuesday that the average hazard pay in the PSP was currently between 380 and 420 euros per month, while
“A search of the Arade dam will begin on Tuesday, 50km from where the toddler went missing in Praia da Luz in 2007,” according to
“Local media reports that the feud was related to homing pigeons and an illegal vegetable garden,” according to the BBC.