Portugal’s new government to be sworn in today
Luís Montenegro and his 16 ministers will be sworn in at 6pm Portugal‘s Prime Minister Luís Montenegro and the 16 ministers of the 25th Constitutional Government will be sworn in
Minister says airport queues “should be resolved within two weeks”
Relief may soon be on the horizon for travellers frustrated by long border control lines at Portuguese airports Portugal‘s Minister of Infrastructure and Housing, Miguel Pinto Luz, said on Tuesday
Portugal’s finance minister insists “economy will grow above 2% this year”
Miranda Sarmento does not accept ‘downward revision’ by Brussels Portugal’s minister of finance, Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, has stressed that the government remains confident that the economy will grow above 2%
Government pressed on “international extremist organisation in Portugal”
B&H classified in several countries as “terrorist organisation” The government has been pressed further on the subject of extremist movements in Portugal, and the removal of a particular chapter from
Portugal reboots
Sunday’s snap election brings new set of problems, but PM survives Sunday’s snap election has delivered Portugal a whole new set of problems. The AD (PSD/CDS-PP) coalition may have ‘won’
Ventura leaves Belém already talking of becoming “alternative to government”
CHEGA leader promotes himself to Leader of Portugal’s Opposition CHEGA leader André Ventura, miraculously recovered from his debilitating attacks combining acid reflux with high blood pressure, left his party’s post-election
President to start hearing parties on Tuesday about forming government
Brussels meantimes has rather different view of government’s projections President Marcelo will begin hearing Portugal’s new-look political parties tomorrow, with hearings starting with the PSD at 11am, and going in
Government ratifies UN High Seas Treaty – almost two years after its adoption
Portugal supports treaty as ‘race is on’ to gather ratifications by next month Portugal has at last ratified the UN High Seas Treaty – a document which opened for state
Report compounds criticism of government’s ‘communication’ during blackout
ISCTE report concludes government “contributed to diffusion of disinformation” At a point where Portugal’s centre-right government needs ‘all the help it can get’ on the election trail, a new report
18,000 ‘undocumented immigrants’ not wanted in Portugal
Immigrants will be asked to leave voluntarily; if not, they will be deported On May 1 immigrants waiting for papers in Portugal took part in two demonstrations, demanding to be