Today's briefing: TAP Privatization: Two Bidders Remain After IAG Exits, Nationality Law Passes Parliament for Second Time, Euribor Rising: April Mortgage Reviews Will Be Higher, and 4 more.
Today's briefing: Parliament Passes Revised Nationality Law After PSD-Chega Deal, Police Called to AIMA Office in Porto After Service Closure Sparks Gathering, PM Montenegro Reaffirms Portugal's Safety Credentials, and 5 more.
Today's briefing: New Nationality Law Talks Continue, Carlos Cabreiro Named PJ Director, Finance Minister Warns on Budget Execution, and 2 more.
In today's briefing: • Portugal's National Team Faces US Tonight in World Cup Warm-Up • PSI-20 Rebounds Strongly on Energy Stock Rally • Startup World Cup Portugal Opens Applications • Gas Cylinder Prices Set for Major April Increase • Portugal vs. US Friendly to Test World Cup Readiness
In today's briefing: • AIMA Cultural Mediators Strike Today • Record Protests Against Trump in US • Portugal Registrou Taxa de Mortalidade Evitável Abaixo da Média da UE • Netanyahu Orders Expansion of Lebanon Buffer Zone • France Investigates Attempted Terrorist Attack on Bank of America in Pari...
POLITICS: PSD dismisses PS threats over Constitutional Court negotiations, calling Carneiro's "tempests" warning "conversation for the claque." Meanwhile, Chega's André Ventura called the court appointment process a "historic opportunity" for...
AIMA Strike Next Monday. Cultural mediators at Portugal's immigration agency AIMA will strike on 30 March, warning the agency cannot function without their interpretation and liaison services. The strike highlights chronic understaffing at AIMA as...
