MEO was the first national operator to offer free calls to Ukraine during the country’s invasion by the Russian military…READ MORE
The largest number of temporary protections granted continue to be in Lisbon (8,315), followed by Cascais (2,676), Porto (1,774), Sintra (1,509), and Albufeira (1,185).
The Portuguese government said it may freeze the assets and limit movement of Russians under EU sanctions who are living in Portugal or hold Portuguese residency or citizenship.
The initiative came from the Portuguese Medical Association (Ordem dos Médicos), which contacted all physicians with Ukrainian and Russian nationality practicing in Portugal…READ MORE
Around 28,000 Ukrainian immigrants live in Portugal. Even at a time of great suffering, they have not forgotten the support they have always received in our country…READ MORE
“Zina, Lyliia and Tatyana found refuge from the war in Portugal. A year after the invasion, they decided to return home. There are more than 5.6 million Ukrainians who have
“Waving national flags and haunting pictures of the war, Ukrainians gathered outside the Brazilian embassy in Lisbon on Friday (April 21) to protest controversial remarks made by President Luiz Inacio
leste Kalina (East Kalina), in Porto, is also warning parents to be careful with the information passed on to children…READ MORE
“…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 children are attending school locally,”
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