Author: Natasha Donn

Cabify – one of the first smartphone taxi services to arrive in Portugal – is shutting up shop after “failing to meet its objectives”. The Spanish transportation network company started

The group of nurses that advanced last year with crippling ‘surgical strikes’ – focused on boycotting programmed surgeries – are preparing a return to industrial action. Vowing it will be

SEF border control guards at Porto airport are exhausted due to overly demanding working conditions and the fact that flights into the city are increasing all the time. Acácio Pereira,

Portuguese people work roughly two years more than the ‘European average’. In real terms, this means workers here work roughly 38 years, as opposed to workers in countries like Italy

The 53 horses left on a horror farm where over 15 animals starved to death have finally been removed to a place of safety. Last week, the story of how

Stopping the drilling of new boreholes and promoting the use of treated wastewater in agriculture and tourism are the main measures suggested by the Portuguese government to tackle the country’s

PJ and GNR police have celebrated two major drug coups: in Lisbon, cocaine weighing a ton and a half was discovered hidden in boxes of bananas stored in a warehouse

Citizens movement ‘Aeroporto BA6-Montijo Não’ – desperate to stop the siting of a busy passenger terminal in its south of Lisbon community – has accused the president of ANA’s administrative