Human Rights Court rejects ‘Xuxas’ complaint against Portugal
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has refused to accept a complaint against the Portuguese state filed by the defense of Ruben Oliveira (“Xuxas”),
Nova real estate project on Avenida de Berna rejected
Request for prior information (PIP) without green light from opposition parties. The university and the local authority remain keen to move forward. Universidade Nova de
Parliament approves Portuguese President’s trip to Switzerland to celebrate Portugal Day
Parliament unanimously approved the President of the Republic’s trip to Switzerland from June 11 to 13 to celebrate Portugal Day with the Portuguese emigrant communities
Complaints about home loans more than double – why?
Many of the complaints from families have to do with the application of public support for home loans, the BdP reveals. Complaints about home loans
PSP detains five men and seizes almost 370 kilos of hashish
The PSP arrested five men for drug trafficking and seized almost 370 kilos of hashish in the Lisbon and Algarve areas as part of an
152 new cost-controlled homes to be built in Loures
The project involves an investment of around 22 million euros, financed by the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR). Loures City Council, in the Greater Lisbon
Influencer? Luís Montenegro refuses to comment on “ongoing process”
The Prime Minister, Luís Montenegro, today refused to comment on developments in Operation Influencer, which led to the resignation of the previous head of government,
BeLiving in Faro: 60% of the houses are for young people up to the age of 35
The project is financed by Santander and allows the purchase of affordable housing. The first controlled-cost housing project promoted by a private entity has been
Government approves IRS rate changes today
The Council of Ministers today approved a change to the rates on the IRS brackets, after the government signaled that the tax reduction in force
April 25: Book shows “another world” of Setúbal’s stalls before the revolution
Around 25% of the population of the city of Setúbal lived in shacks at the end of the 1960s, reveals a collection of photographs found