Portugal's Emergency System Under Fire: Families Demand Answers After 50-Minute Wait Cost a Life
Six INEM strike death cases closed despite inspector findings. Former presidents warn proposed reforms risk fragmenting Portugal's emergency response.
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Six INEM strike death cases closed despite inspector findings. Former presidents warn proposed reforms risk fragmenting Portugal's emergency response.
Environment Minister rejects dedicated Mondego River company, favoring multi-agency approach. Farmers face uncertainty over flood damages and dike funding.
Ricardo Leitão Machado, brother-in-law of Minister Leitão Amaro, charged in €100M helicopter cartel scheme rigging firefighting contracts since 2022.
Portugal's largest labor confederation calls June 3 general strike over wage stagnation and job security reforms. See how it affects you and what to expect.
Portugal cuts IVA to 6% on new builds and IRS to 10% on rental income through 2029. Guide for foreign residents, tenants, and investors in Portugal's housing market.
Scrap metal firm faces trial for €3M offshore tax fraud. Learn how Portugal's intensified tax enforcement affects business owners and expatriates navigating compliance rules.
Dick Advocaat returns at 78 to coach Curaçao at World Cup 2026, setting world record as oldest coach ever. Caribbean nation of 156K faces Germany, Ivory Coast in Group E.
Gabri Veiga explains how rivalry with Sporting motivated Porto's league championship triumph and addresses Atlético Madrid transfer interest.
Ryanair left the Azores in March 2026. Discover how airfares changed, which new carriers serve the islands, and what this shift means for residents and visitors.