Author: Natasha Donn

Portugal’s Food and Economic Safety Authority (ASAE) has seized more than a tonne of meat ‘in an advanced state of deterioration’ that was destined to be sold to the public

Environmentalists have won a resounding victory in persuading Castelo Branco administrative and fiscal that the plan to construct the Pisão dam “would be catastrophic” for biodiversity and go against both

Experts from the Coimbra School of Agriculture warn that the current model for clearing forests and fire protection strips is wrong. They believe that total deforestation is not the solution

Automobile association sounds alert over increasing age of Portugal’s fleet Portuguese citizens are importing more second hands from abroad than ever.  According to the Portuguese Automobile Association (ACAP) just last

Parliament has stopped short today of revoking the controversial land law (not due to come into effect until the end of the month). Instead, the minority PSD/ CDS-PP government has

“What’s important is the contribution of Europe as a whole” With President Trump pushing NATO allies to beef defence spending beyond previous established targets, President Marcelo has stressed that what

All parliamentary parties – with exception of PS Socialists – have today defended the call for a legislative review of ride-hailing, on the basis that the current law has too

Now independent, MP Miguel Arruda claims he is victim of cabal The unedifying story of a Portuguese Member of Parliament captured on CCTV images apparently taking other people’s luggage from