The Ukrainian community in Portugal is preparing protests against Russian intervention in Ukraine in Lisbon, Porto and Faro…READ MORE
The government says that Portugal has at this stage the capacity to receive 1245 refugees…READ MORE
Ukrainian immigrants are torn between requests for help from family members and offers of support…READ MORE
The Institute of Employment and Professional Training has registered job opportunities in tourism, construction, industry, transport, the social sector, and commerce…READ MORE
The buses are due to return on Saturday to Gondomar, in the Porto district…READ MORE
“Our association was founded in 2002 to address the needs of immigrants, we work with everyone,” said Igor Khashin, also insisting that he is not a Russian spy…READ MORE
The Ukrainian community in Portugal is the second most representative foreign nationality in the nation. Discover the historical reason behind this migratory movement…READ MORE
“It’s not strange at all, it’s a fairly replicated pattern, to use this kind of propaganda trying to create a network of associations that intend to unite Russians,” Ksenia Ashrafullina,
Inna Ohnivets asked for Portugal’s support for the initiative announced by the President of Ukraine to join the European Union…READ MORE
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