Fifty years after April 25: What remains after the revolution?
This article was originally published on Portuguese Portugal is doing better today than it did 50 years ago. But the economy's low productivity, unstable working conditions, and deteriorating public services…
Opening of the new head office in Lisbon
89 Intellesia Portugal has just opened its new headquarters in Lisbon, marking an important step in its expansion journey. Having celebrated its fifth anniversary, the opening of its new center…
The government announces a tax cut of 1.5 billion euros
The new moderate right-wing Portuguese government announced on Friday,General reduction in taxes», thanks to a tax cut of more than 1.5 billion euros in income tax compared to last year….
Portugal reduced its public deficit by 15% in the first quarter
LISBON, April 24 (Reuters) – The Portuguese Finance Ministry said on Friday that the country's public deficit fell by 15 percent in the first quarter compared to the same period…
Portugal: Economy is booming again, but workers are toasting
In Portugal, demonstrations continue in both the public and private sectors. Salaries there are still among the lowest in Europe despite the economic recovery. Growth at 2.3 % of GDP…
CLS and Tekever drop lifeboats by drone
The system was supplied by EMSA, and was successfully tested during a search and rescue exercise carried out by the Italian Coast Guard. Another tool in the arsenal of the…
Dakar and Lisbon decide to cooperate in the field of training and maritime economy
(APS) – The Portuguese Minister of State for Maritime Affairs, José María Costa, visited Dakarnavi, a ship repair yard located in the Senegalese capital, with the aim of Senegalese-Portuguese cooperation…
Portugal records a budget surplus of 1.2% of GDP in 2023
There is no deficit slippage in Portugal: The country ran a budget surplus last year of 1.2% of its GDP, after a deficit of 0.3% in 2022, according to a…
Leitao does not want to see Quebec in Portugal's situation The first budget of the Couillard era
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“It is important that the state maintains its room for maneuver so that we can decide for ourselves what measures to take. My cousins in Portugal no longer have a…
An investigation was opened for corruption in Portugal, and a Portuguese telecommunications company was raided
The Altice Portugal/Portugal Telecom headquarters in Lisbon was raided last Thursday as part of an investigation into suspected corruption, money laundering and tax fraud. Searches and arrests targeted employees and…