The Bayingyi of Myanmar: Catholics under Siege Rafael Pinto Borges October 7, 2024 Since the 2021 Burmese coup, thousands of Portuguese descendants have been slain or unlawfully detained by the regime.
After 3 Violent Murders, Portugal’s Government Cannot Ignore Criminal Migrants Miguel Nunes Silva October 3, 2024 The ‘right-wing’ dithers on immigration but finds time to rename women “menstruating people.”
How Did the Spanish PM’s Brother Become a Millionaire? Bridget Ryder August 6, 2024 Tax agency can’t explain how David Sánchez has €1.7 million in assets.
Why Chega Failed Lusitanus June 27, 2024 Chega’s erratic behaviour may have contributed to their supporters not going to the polls on June 9.
Former Portuguese Colonies Cozy Up to Moscow P. Costa Simões June 13, 2024 Two former Portuguese colonies are pressing for closer ties to Russia, against a backdrop of military coups and political repression.
Portugal: New Government Tightens Immigration Rules Tristan Vanheuckelom June 5, 2024 Tougher control of legal labor migration is not enough, surging populist party Chega’s leader says.
“We do not want federalist rules that seek to turn European citizens into citizens of Brussels”: An interview with António Tânger Álvaro Peñas June 5, 2024 We want a Europe that respects the treaties, that seeks collaboration between nations, and that seeks peace and progress.
Chega Party Headquarters Hit With Bomb Threat Bridget Ryder May 24, 2024 Party spokesperson attributed the incident to “the result of the climate of hate and cancel culture created by the far Left.”
Centre-Right Prefers Socialists to Chega Lusitanus May 16, 2024 The centre-right PSD made a pact with the very same Socialist party that they had campaigned to defeat.
The 25th of April Coup—A Personal Memoir Jaime Nogueira Pinto April 25, 2024 I knew that Portugal—the great Portugal of the Discoveries and the Empire—was over.
