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More than 27,000 immigrants notified to leave Portugal so far this year: only 800 have left
More than 27,000 immigrants were informed, this year, that they should leave Portugal. However, only around 800 complied with the voluntary departure notice, according to figures provided by the Minister The post More than 27,000 immigrants notified to leave Portugal so far this year: only 800 have left appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Impatient with Brussels, European capitals forge ahead with social media bans
The EU's signature Kids Act to block social media access to young people risks being tangled in a series of laws being pushed by national politicians.
Rammstein singer returns to Portugal with adults-only concert
Fans of Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann will have another chance to see the German singer in Portugal, as he brings his solo world tour to Lisbon in 2027.
PSP publish video showing violence directed against them during housing protests
With the PM having broken his silence to praise police actions, Portugal’s PSP (Public Security Police) force has today published a video showing incidents of violence directed towards them during The post PSP publish video showing violence directed against them during housing protests appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Montenegro praises police response to Portugal housing protests
Luís Montenegro has praised the police response to demonstrations in support of the right to housing in Portugal.
PM praises police actions during housing protests, saying PSP acted with proportionality
Prime minister Luís Montenegro has finally broken his silence of recent days – but it is unlikely that opposition parties heard what they were hoping for. The leader of the The post PM praises police actions during housing protests, saying PSP acted with proportionality appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Where most Brazillians in Portugal voted for Lula?
In both the Lisbon and Porto consular districts, Lula da Silva took the majority of the votes of Brazilians living in Portugal in the second round of the presidential election, following the same pattern as in the first round.
Portugal public sector unions announce November strike
The Frente Comum of Public Administration Unions has announced a nationwide strike for 20 November in protest against the proposed 2027 State Budget.
Left-wing parties accuse president of being vague on housing protests
Portugal’s political parties in opposition have reacted quickly to the words today from the president about Sunday’s ‘baton charge’ by police on demonstrators in Lisbon – and none of them The post Left-wing parties accuse president of being vague on housing protests appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Faro Marina: A little gem in the city
One of the nicest places to stop when visiting Faro is its marina, located just a short walk from the city centre.
Cristiano Ronaldo set to return to Portugal squad
Cristiano Ronaldo is on Portugal's provisional squad list for November's UEFA Nations League matches against Denmark and Wales, a source close to the matter confirmed to Lusa.
Granfondo Portimão returns with 1,500 cyclists expected
Portimão is gearing up for the third edition of the Granfondo Portimão, with around 1,500 cyclists from 30 countries expected to take part on November 7 and 8. The main The post Granfondo Portimão returns with 1,500 cyclists expected appeared first on Portugal Resident .
State sector union calls national strike for November 20
The state-sector union Frente Comum (Common Front) has called for a national strike by public-sector trade unions on November 20. A resolution adopted at the plenary session held outside parliament The post State sector union calls national strike for November 20 appeared first on Portugal Resident .
An Exceptional Home. A Different Way to Buy
The owners searched from Tavira to Lagos for the right view. They found it in Quinta das Raposeiras.
Over 27,000 immigrants told to leave Portugal in 2026
In 2026, more than 27,000 immigrants received orders to leave Portugal, but only around 800 complied with the voluntary departure notification.
easyJet to introduce in-flight Wi-Fi in 2027
Anyone who has spent a flight staring at the seat in front of them, having forgotten to download a film or podcast, may soon have another option.
Germany’s next fighter jet puts its defense partnerships to the test
Berlin must choose between joining an existing fighter program and starting a new project as it seeks more control over its defense.
Portugal says risk from Shamonda Virus is very low
A virus recently detected in Portuguese livestock is being closely monitored by health authorities, but officials say there is so far little reason for the general public to be concerned.
EU prepares for a grim future with new climate-proofing law
The Commission says it's not giving up on slashing emissions but acknowledges that's no longer enough.
Portugal begins debate on 2027 State Budget
The two-day parliamentary debate begins amid housing protests, with the proposed budget outlining new investments in housing and support for household incomes.
Are you paying too much property tax in Portugal?
With another IMI payment approaching in November, homeowners in Portugal are being encouraged to check whether they could be paying more than necessary.
EIB to sign framework deal with Canada on critical raw materials
Deal marks concrete step toward closer ties between the EU and Canada.
Opponents of Boticas’ Lithium mine mount new blockade
Opponents of the Barroso lithium mine in Boticas, mounted a new blockade today, stressing they will not give up in their fight to thwart British-based mining company Savannah Resources. Early The post Opponents of Boticas’ Lithium mine mount new blockade appeared first on Portugal Resident .
Portugal plans to allow graduates to teach primary school
The Government wants to allow graduates in Basic Education to teach in the first cycle of primary education before completing their master's degree or in-service teacher training, in a move aimed at addressing the shortage of teachers leaving pupils without classes, trade unions have revealed.