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Business
Portugal: Tourism, Golden Visas, and Coronavirus
As the European Union oscillates between emerging from coronavirus-imposed lockdown to reinstating quarantine measures as some Member States see a…
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Economy
Portugal Aims for Quick Recovery
Portugal has managed to successfully curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, logging 1,218 deaths as of Monday – one…
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Economy
How Portugal Confronted the Coronavirus
First imposed on March 18, Portugal is now mulling an exit from lockdown that commenced on Monday, May 4, to…
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Business
The Buck Stops Here: Portugal Introduces Changes
Originally aimed at helping the nation make a buck in the wake of the sovereign debt crisis, Portugal is finding…
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Cyprus
2020: What Lies Ahead for Southern European Nations?
France As Brexit continues to engulf European headlines and major EU players such as Italy, Spain, and Germany continue to…
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Europe
Will Portugal’s Minimum Wage Increase Be Enough?
Portugal’s Socialist government intends to increase the monthly minimum wage to 635 euros come January 1st. Despite a jump of…
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Economy
New Portuguese Administration Keen to Build on Successes
The 69 members of the recently-elected administration were sworn in by Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa on October 26th,…
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Europe
The Socialists Cruise to Victory in Portugal
The centre-left Socialist party won Sunday’s elections, but without a clear majority – leaving Prime Minister António Costa the task…
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Economy
Everything’s Sunny in Lisbon
Portugal’s looking pretty good these days. Once upon a time stricken by a financial crisis, the country has become Europe’s…
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Economy
Pressure Builds as Portuguese Fuel-Tanker Drivers Call Another Strike
For the Portuguese government, the tourist season – which is also mere weeks before a general election – is the…
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