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Mafalda Guerra, a Chega activist, was dismissed following an RTP investigation that uncovered her properties being utilized as illegal housing for immigrants in Lisbon. The report raised significant concerns regarding the legality of the rentals and the implications for immigrant communities.
The organisation emphasises that “there are several segments of the population that are particularly vulnerable to situations of poverty and exclusion.”
Cáritas highlights the issue of poverty that is often overlooked in statistics, focusing on vulnerable groups such as those with lower education levels, single-parent families, individuals with disabilities, and immigrants who face challenges in the labor market.
The trial of 22 people and 13 companies for alleged exploitation of immigrants in Portugal’s Alentejo region began today at Beja Court, involving crimes such as human trafficking, criminal association, The post Trial begins in Beja of 22 people, 13 companies charged with exploiting immigrants appeared first on Portugal Resident.
A year ago, over 100 PSP agents surrounded the Lisbon street and pinned 66 citizens against the wall. Marco Martins worked with immigrants from the Indian subcontinent to create <em>A Enemy of the People</em>.
