Owner of buildings ‘expropriated’ to create mosque says project ‘destroyed’ his life
António Barroso explains buildings in council’s name – but he still has to pay for them The absolute shambles of a “supersonic expropriation process” to supposedly construct a new mosque
Neves-Corvo mine owner considers selling, just as government prepares ‘critical raw materials strategy’
Somincor confirms existence of “exploratory contacts” Just as the government prepares a “critical raw materials” strategy, Somincor, the owner of the Neves Corvo mine in the Alentejo has confirmed that
Portugal “has a new type of homeless” as house prices continue to climb
“Healthy people fighting for their lives”, warn associations Rising house prices and inflation are creating a new type of homeless person in Portugal: socially integrated people who are being pushed
Portugal joins boycott against Hungary’s Viktor Orbán
Ministers won’t attend meetings while Hungary holds rotating EU presidency Portugal has joined the boycott in place by various European countries against Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orbán. The reasons for
Arsonist firefighter condemned to 10 years jail
Guimarães court has condemned a firefighter from Fafe to 10 years jail after he was accused of starting nine rural wildfires between 2022 and 2023. The court ruled that Pedro
Government seeks to expand Citizen Space network
The government plans to increase the current network of Citizen Spaces by 250 by the second half of 2026, reaching new locations where there are still no public services, and
Parliamentary speaker believes Attorney General wrong to give RTP interview
Well over a week since she went on air in the first television interview of her almost six year tenure, Lucília Gago has been further criticised for her decision by
More than 1,800 sign petition against far-right attacks on authors, libraries
More than 1,800 people and organisations have signed the document “For the freedom to write, publish and read” launched a week ago, addressed to the ministers of Interior Administration and
Over 1,400 old people ‘go missing’ in last six years
115 have not yet been found; police formulate project On a day when other news organs are concerned about disappearing cats, SIC Notícias reports on how as of April this
Shopping mall staff ‘revolt’: parliament to debate Sunday closing
Petition calls for Bank Holidays to be reinstated/reduction in opening hours Shopping mall staff are fed up with working ‘all hours’. A petition launched by the Commerce Workers’ Union has