Portugal's Ministry of Justice announced on Sunday that it has completed 17 of the 42 measures in the national Anti-Corruption Agenda, with only three measures not yet started — those awaiting evaluation of recently implemented regimes before they...
A coordinated law enforcement operation between Spain and Portugal has dismantled a transnational labour trafficking network that exploited more than 1,000 migrant workers, authorities confirmed on Monday. Six suspects have been arrested, including...
In today's briefing: • Lisbon Metro Strike Called Off After Last-Minute Union Deal • Labour Package Returns to Social Concertation — Minister Says Talks Cannot "Go On Forever" • Record Brazilian Tourist Numbers Expected as TAP Flies to 15 Cities • Opposition Demands Answers on EUR 40,000 AI Platf...
Second 24-Hour Stoppage in a Week Averted After Monday Night Deal The 24-hour strike on the Lisbon Metro scheduled for Tuesday, 14 April, was called off on Monday evening after the Federação dos Sindicatos de Transportes e Comunicações (Fectrans)...
Thursday Meeting Brings Employers, UGT and Government Back to the Table Portugal's long-running reform of its labour laws will return to the Permanent Council for Social Concertation (CPCS) this Thursday, 17 April, after a round of bilateral...
Almost 160,000 Brazilian Visitors in January and February Alone Portugal is on track to welcome a record number of Brazilian tourists this year, after the first two months of 2026 smashed previous highs for arrivals and overnight stays from Brazil....
The Portuguese Government is facing a political firestorm after reports emerged that it paid nearly EUR 40,000 to an Irish analytics company for an AI-powered platform capable of tracking journalists, monitoring social media, and predicting which...
