Former Portuguese ârefugee bossâ affirms Schengen at breaking point
Former UN high commissioner for refugees – and currently Portugalâs official nominee to replace Ban-ki-Moon when he steps down from the UNâs top job last this year – AntĂłnio Guterres
Refugees donât want to come to Portugal
And those already here have told national radio Antena 1 that they wish they hadnât come. This appears to be the true picture of a country that only weeks ago
Last-minute second-thoughts see Syrian family-of-five opt against asylum in Portugal
What was billed as the arrival of 22 refugees in Lisbon over the weekend ended up being only 17 as a family-of-five changed their minds âat the last minuteâ after
Refugees on their way to Portugal âfar too slowlyâ
âIt is lamentableâ, says the countryâs refugee platform, but the truth is that Portugal really doesnât know when it will start receiving the 4500 refugees envisaged for intake over the
Portugalâs first 30 refugees start arriving next week
Portugalâs first refugees as part of the new intake as agreed with Brussels will start arriving next week, minister for regional development Poiares Maduro has revealed. Stressing that now is
Portugal to receive around âŹ70 million to take in up to 5,000 refugees
After a huge amount of to-ing and fro-ing over numbers, it looks like Portugal will be receiving âaround âŹ70 millionâ in European funds to take in â4,500 to 5000â refugees
Heart-warming caravan sets out from Portugal with aid for âsuperheroâ refugees
As 150 protestors marched outside parliament on Sunday, saying âno to refugeesâ in Portugal, three trucks loaded with 66 tons of supplies left the country bound for Croatia and Slovenia.
SEF expects first 45 refugees to Portugal âat any momentâ
With Europe locked in debate over how to deal with the relentless flow of migrants from Syria and North Africa, SEF border control agency has said it is expecting the
Algarve âwelcomes refugeesâ as Portugal agrees âwe should take moreâ
A citizens-led group âBem Vindos Refugiados Algarveâ has leapt onto the regional stage just as government sources suggest Portugal is ready to take as many as 3000 migrants held in
Portugal willing to offer shelter to 1,500 refugees
In the next two years, Portugal is willing to offer shelter to 1,500 of the refugees flooding into Europe from the Mediterranean Sea. A source has told DiĂĄrio de NotĂcias