
The Week em Breve July 14 to 20
This week in Portugal: foreigners’ law could shake up immigration, teachers condemn far-right falsehoods, farmers look for foreign workers, and socialists condemn the demolition of shacks.

This week in Portugal: foreigners’ law could shake up immigration, teachers condemn far-right falsehoods, farmers look for foreign workers, and socialists condemn the demolition of shacks.
“The value [sic] of international tuition fees varies between €3,000 and €7,000 per year,” TPN writes.

The OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA 2022) shows Portuguese 15-year-olds scoring around the OECD average in math, reading, and science — but well above average for various aspects of well-being and happiness.
“The number of international schools in Europe has grown by 32% in the last decade, which is further evidenced by the 93% increase in the
“…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

“Pakistanis report anguish over the fact that they have not studied for three months.”