The Foreigners and Borders Service (SEF) has announced a strike from Tuesday, March 27, until Thursday, March 29, in protest against the "chaotic situation" that exists in the service.
Such is the staffing chaos within the Algarve’s National Health Service, doctors are flying down from the north on Friday evenings, to work 24 or 48 hours in the Algarves’ maternity wards.
Attracted by pay of €50 per hour, pediatricians and obstetricians from other regions of the country have been covering for gaps in local staffing.
Despite last year’s four critical trigger points being hit at Lisbon’s Humberto Delgado airport, creating conditions of urgency for added capacity and a new airport to serve the capital, only now has an order been published in Diário da República to start the process.
The impact of the taxpayer bailout of State-owned bank, Caixa Geral de Depósitos, (CGD), has been revealed.
Portugal’s Prime Minster led a land clearance assault force of about two dozen members of his Government on Saturday.
Portimão criminal court judges have handed down sentences of 20 and 18 years to the murderers of Álvaro Paderna in Guia last year.
A well-respected British couple has been subjected to two unwarranted attacks on their Quinta de Perogil villa and now are living in fear that further oil bombs will be hurled at their pristine Tavira property.
TAP management has apologised to passengers that have been stranded at a German airport since Friday night after flight TP253 was cancelled due to an inebriated co-pilot.
