
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.
Apparently, we’re not the only ones whose Uber drivers, on two occasions, drove the wrong way on a one-way street or, on more than a
“According to Spanish news site La Información, it is hoped the line will connect Madrid and Lisbon via Badajoz in six hours by 2027,” Euronews
Covas do Barroso, a village of just over 100 residents, could become home to the largest lithium mine in Western Europe, according to Euronews. Related:
To get on Lisbon’s bike-sharing platform for free,”…it is necessary to prove that they are residents of Lisbon, so they must present themselves at an

You’ll still have to don the mask in your Uber or bus ride to that maskless party, and also when visiting grandma at the old folks’ home, and also at hospitals.

While Lisbon’s Municipal Assembly must still approve the measure, Lisbon City Hall has voted unanimously to make public transit free for those over 65 starting
Carris workers will be on strike demanding better wages and rights…READ MORE

Apparently, expats aren’t super happy with career opportunities in the city, for one, but also transport, “health and environment” — is it because we all smoke? — and other issues.