Portugal's Ombudsman Appointment Becomes a Trial of Political Pasts
Tiago Antunes faces Parliament's April 16 vote for Ombudsman. His prior government service sparks independence debate amid 10-month vacancy.
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Tiago Antunes faces Parliament's April 16 vote for Ombudsman. His prior government service sparks independence debate amid 10-month vacancy.
Portugal's new unlimited island flight subsidy removes spending caps and tax checks. Simplified process for Azores and Madeira residents—register on gov.pt now.
Parliament votes April 16 on Portugal's Ombudsman after 10-month vacancy. Learn what this means for your complaints and citizen oversight access.
Access 61,000 Portuguese artifacts, 67 virtual tours, and educational resources free at patrimoniocultural.gov.pt. New unified portal launches June 2026.
Portuguese referee João Pinheiro selected for 2026 World Cup, ending 12-year drought. What it means for Portugal's global standing and domestic football.
Braga archdiocese closes priest abuse case citing statute of limitations. Learn how canonical prescription rules work in Portugal and what recourse survivors have.
1,617 pickpocketing cases hit Portugal in Q1 2026. Learn how organized theft rings target Lisbon tourists, what the lighter trick is, and safety tips for residents.
Portuguese frigate NRP D. Francisco de Almeida joins NATO Baltic patrol to monitor Russian activity. Mission runs through October with 165 Portuguese sailors.
Portugal shields medications under €30 from price hikes through 2026. Learn which drugs are protected, why costs are rising, and what it means for you.