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PM “turns up for football, but not to resolve the housing crisis”

Leader of CHEGA, André Ventura, has criticised Prime Minister Luís Montenegro’s silence on the housing crisis and recent protests, warning that the government’s failure to respond could act as a

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Portuguese councils and hospitals caught in worldwide website security alert

Portuguese councils and hospitals are among 29 public bodies identified as using outdated website software, amid an international security alert over flaws that could allow hackers to take control of

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NGOs unite to warn revised Sophia solar project still presents significant environmental challenges

Beira Baixa stands firm: it does not want to see its territory disappear under a suffocating black blanket of solar panels. Image: Paulo Novais/ Lusa

Following hot-on-the-heels of Rewilding Portugal, and backing up stiff opposition from local people and quite a few celebrities, several environmental organisations have spoken out today against the revised Sophia solar

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Housing question legitimate, not solved by protest – Madeira president

With ‘right to housing protestors’ calling for ‘participation’ in a new protest scheduled for Lisbon on Saturday, president of the government of Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque, has said the equivalent of

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Portugal to subsidise obesity drugs — but doctors warn access still restricted

Portugal is to introduce a 15% subsidy for prescription obesity medicines from February next year — but family doctors warn that restrictive eligibility rules will leave many patients unable to

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Right to housing activists sleep rough in Rossio (so police cannot remove their tents…)

Dangerous wet Rossio calçada waves

Last night’s resolve by ‘right to housing’ protestors in Lisbon to return to camping in Rossio morphed into a decision to sleep under the stars, without tents – so as

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