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: lawyers get special treatment, foreigners aren’t using centros de saúde, and how football will help finally finish a proper train link between Lisbon and Madrid.
In case you didn’t know, iPaper spoke to some foreigners to confirm: more English is spoken here, the taxes on foreigners are gentler, and people
“Héctor Pérez Tapia, managing partner of the National Tax area of Selier Abogados, tells this newspaper that since the ruling of the Constitutional Court on
“Portugal’s first offshore wind power auction is drawing interest from large utility companies, especially those in northern Europe, the economy minister said on Friday, adding