Portugal na imprensa estrangeira: "In Lisbon, a Carpet of Stone Beneath Their Feet" - Kathleen Beckett

As Portugal lost its colonies around the globe, the country’s nearly six centuries of influence ensured a legacy of distinctive decorative style: delicate filigree jewelry, colorful azulejo tiles, intricate wrought iron work and black-and-white patterned stone sidewalks and praças, or plazas.

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "Sporting meltdown casts shadow over Portugal’s World Cup buildup"

The chaos at the Lisbon club, where staff have been attacked and whose president’s outbursts have sparked player unrest, has been an unwelcome distraction for Portugal

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "Paulo Futre picks his all-time Portugal XI"

The former Portugal legend selects an incredibly strong side with a decent front pairing of Eusébio and Ronaldo.

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "22 reasons why everyone is going to Portugal right now"

Everyone seems to be going to Portugal right now. Indeed, this week the country reported gleefully on another record year for overseas arrivals. Just over 12.7 million foreigners visited the country in 2017 – up 12 per cent year-on-year. Here's why it is proving so popular.

"Portugal, los nórdicos del sur de Europa" - Carlos Punzón

La fuerte proyección internacional y los mejores registros económicos de la década reflejan una sociedad en progreso, segura y abierta al exterior que está logrando ser un imán para la inversión

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "Lisbon Emigration: Why Millennials are moving to the portuguese capital in their droves" - Sirin Kale

As freelancers and digital nomads make the most of being able to work from anywhere, the city is fast becoming the relocation hub of choice for flexible young professionals

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - Pelos piores motivos

Juiz justifica agressão dizendo que "Bíblia pune o adultério com a morte"

Outrage as Portugal judges say woman's adultery mitigated her attackers' guilt

No jail for Portuguese man who beat ex-wife — because her adultery assaulted his ‘honor’

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira: "El misterio de la mayor empresa de Portugal que no tiene empleados" - Javier Martíns del Barrio

Yupido, una sociedad con 29.000 millones de capital social que no hace nada pero anuncia servicios para miles de millones de personas

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "Portuguese children to crowdfund European climate change case"

Group from region hit by deadly forest fires to sue 47 countries alleging failure to tackle climate change threatens their right to life

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "No alternative to austerity? That lie has now been nailed" - Owen Jones

For years we’ve been told that only deep cuts can save our economy. Portugal’s socialist-led government has proved the opposite

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "Portugal Forest Fires Worsen, Fed by Poor Choices and Inaction" - Raphael Minder

When Portugal’s deadliest wildfire killed more than 60 people in June not far from the hamlet where Daniel Muralha lives, it was just the pensioner’s latest brush with death.

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "Sex is just as important to older women, European court rules"

Portuguese decision to cut 50-year-old woman’s compensation over botched gynaecological surgery was ‘prejudiced’, say judges in France

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "The World’s First Power Plant To Combine Hydro And Solar Opens In Portugal"

The first-of-its-kind project could be a model for states like Washington and Oregon, and countries like Brazil, that depend heavily on hydroelectricity.

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "Lisbon Has Become One of Europe’s Hottest Art Capitals. How Did That Happen?"

Just don't call it 'The New Berlin.'

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "La lección de Salvador Sobral en el disparate de Eurovisión" - Fernando Navarro

El portugués ha conseguido que triunfe la música sobre el espectáculo televisivo

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "In Portugal’s mountains, an ecotourist haven rises from abandoned stone villages"

Why would a young, dynamic person pack up and leave buzzing Lisbon for a life in a dilapidated stone hamlet with just 40 residents? It didn’t take long for my guide, Pedro Pedrosa, an environmentally conscious entrepreneur and avid mountain biker, to make the case. I was instantly enamored with my accommodation, a contemporary cottage stocked with homemade cheese and fresh-baked bread, and with the hamlet’s serene picnic spot where tables were nestled in a cluster of cork trees.

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "Tras los jesuitas de Scorsese en Lisboa"

Martin Scorsese, con su película Silencio, ha traído a la actualidad las aventuras y penurias de los jesuitas que salían de Portugal para cristianizar Asia, África y América a partir del siglo XVI. Lisboa guarda bastantes vestigios de aquella época, pues incluso se considera que fue en la capital portuguesa donde se creó el embrión de la Compañía de Jesús, que se extendería por el mundo entre los siglos XVII y XX. El nombre de Xavier es bastante frecuente en Portugal, e incluso hay quien defiende que era portugués.

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "Mário Soares obituary" - John Hooper

Towering figure in Portuguese politics who was regarded as the father of his country’s modern democracy.

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - "Will António Guterres be the UN's best ever secretary general?"

Cultured and consensual, the Portuguese politician has had the perfect preparation for the United Nations’ top job

Portugal na imprensa estrangeira - Mário Soares

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