“European country with longest involvement in the slave trade is coming under pressure to give ‘a real sorry’ for its role,” The Guardian writes.
“[High-profile anti-racism activist, Mamadou Ba] wrote on social media in 2020 that Mario Machado, founder of several extreme-right movements in Portugal, was ‘one of the main figures in the murder
“What we experience in Praça da Figueira is a little like what we experience throughout Baixa Pombalina: the replacement of commerce by hotels and tourist developments. A process that began in
Until October, four themed walking tours will help people discover how Lisbon was built and experienced over different periods of the city’s history. David Felismino of the Museu de Lisboa shares his thoughts with Atlas.
Velvet, wool, ready-to-wear, and an offensive mascot helped this former department store dominate Rua Augusta for over a century.
The most popular girl’s name in Portugal remains Maria, and it’s again Francisco for boys.
The Parliament Building hasn’t always been used for lawmaking,.
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