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The Week em Breve Nov 17 to 23
This week in Portugal: everyone is profiting off immigrants, TAP can’t get no respect, and Kevin Spacey may be coming to Lisbon, although that’s a BIG maybe.
November 24, 2025
This week in Portugal: everyone is profiting off immigrants, TAP can’t get no respect, and Kevin Spacey may be coming to Lisbon, although that’s a BIG maybe.
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.
This week in Portugal: President defends immigrants, Prime Minister defends Chega, immigration agency gets a bomb threat, and blood supplies dwindle.
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: Defence spending to hit 2%, cocaine imports on the rise, calls for Palestine recognition, almost 20% of immigration requests rejected, and a football win for Portugal.
This week in Portugal: The march of Portugal’s far-right surpasses the Socialists, a military man running for president of a democratic country, and a tech tycoon who’s not a fan of the local bureaucracy
This week in Portugal: the election results are in, young men are propping up right-wingers, Azorean families are fleeing America, and tuk-tuks are hit with new fines.