Legal: International relations news in Portugal

Guinea-Bissau releases President of the National Assembly to receive treatment in Portugal

The President of the National Assembly of Guinea-Bissau has been released to travel to Portugal for medical care.

Euronews.com25 Jul

Guinea Bissau opposition leader leaves prison for treatment in Portugal

Arab News PK24 Jul

Guinea Bissau opposition leader leaves prison for treatment in Portugal

Arab News24 Jul

Guinea-Bissau: Opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira travels to Portugal for medical treatment

Domingos Simões Pereira, a prominent opposition figure in Guinea-Bissau, has departed for Portugal to receive medical care.

Correio da Manhã Canadá23 Jul

Guinea-Bissau: Opposition leader Domingos Simões Pereira travels to Portugal for medical treatment

Domingos Simões Pereira, a prominent opposition figure in Guinea-Bissau, has departed for Portugal to receive medical care.

Sailor dies in Romania after Russian attack on Gas Lisbon tanker

The New Voice of Ukraine23 Jul

For the construction of a Lusophone legal space

The future of justice in the Portuguese language depends on the ability of its countries to convert historical affinities into concrete projects. Brazil and Portugal have a leading role in this path. Opinion by Luiz Paulo da Silva Araújo Filho

Frelimo highlights Chapo's international diplomacy in asserting Mozambique's position

The Mozambique Liberation Front (Frelimo), the ruling party, highlighted today the international diplomacy of the head of state and party president, Daniel Chapo, considering that it has contributed to the country's standing abroad.

Guineans protest in Lisbon for Domingos Simões Pereira

In front of the Belém Palace, protesters accused Sissoco Embaló of being a “traitor to the homeland” and called for Seguro's intervention with the CPLP, ECOWAS, and the UN.

Last wall in continental Europe falls at midnight in Gibraltar

The demolition of the fence erected over a hundred years ago to separate the British territory from Spain is provided for by the agreement regulating the relationship between Gibraltar and the EU, which will be signed today.

Seguro praises the "bravery" of the Portuguese team that was on a mission in Venezuela following the earthquakes

The President of the Republic welcomed home the 64 operational members who were on a mission in Venezuela after the earthquakes, highlighting that Portugal is proud of the work they carried out. The Portuguese team, which supported search and rescue operations in the La Guaira region, landed at Beja Air Base. President António José Seguro emphasized that the team's work served as an example of hope and solidarity, specifically noting the rescue of a man trapped for eight days. The mission included personnel from the ANEPC, Lisbon Fire Department, INEM, and the GNR, supported by search and rescue dogs. The earthquakes, which occurred on June 24, resulted in thousands of casualties, including over 100 Portuguese citizens and those of Portuguese descent.

Venezuela. Delcy Rodríguez asks King Charles III for the release of gold held at the Bank of England

Acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez has sent a letter to King Charles III requesting the release of gold held by the Bank of England to fund the response to recent earthquakes. Rodríguez stated the gold belongs to the Venezuelan people and is needed for reconstruction and recovery efforts. She also discussed the release of blocked funds with the IMF and reiterated calls for an end to international sanctions. Meanwhile, UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher has urged for the easing of sanctions to facilitate aid, as the death toll from the earthquakes has risen to 3,811, including 100 Portuguese citizens or people of Portuguese descent.

Number of Portuguese deaths rises to 95. Venezuela announces measures to support families affected by the earthquakes

The number of Portuguese citizens who died in the double earthquake that struck Venezuela a week ago has risen to 95, with 58 Portuguese still missing, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MNE) revealed this Sunday. Among the 95 deceased, 82 of whom also held Venezuelan nationality, there are 17 children and 78 adults. The earthquakes on June 24 have caused at least 2,954 deaths and 16,592 injuries. Venezuela has announced economic support for affected families amid social tension in La Guaira, where residents are demanding assistance for rescue efforts. Interim President Delcy Rodríguez announced monthly payments for six months and subsidised mortgage credit. Meanwhile, recovery efforts continue at Maiquetía International Airport, and the University of the Azores is organising a collection of essential goods to support the victims.

Miguel Sousa Tavares warns Europe: Trump is not an ally, "he is our greatest enemy"

In 5.ª Coluna, Sousa Tavares' commentary segment on Jornal Nacional, the commentator also discussed the World Cup, leaks of judicial secrets, beach access, and the United States on the eve of July 4th.

Seguro praises the Government's “prompt reaction” in the support provided to Caracas

The Head of State addressed a “word of support and gratitude” to the Portuguese teams currently in Venezuela conducting search and rescue operations.

Portuguese humanitarian aid has arrived in Venezuela

At least 41 people of Portuguese descent have died in Venezuela as victims of last Wednesday's earthquakes. Six are children and 35 are adults.

Photos: Portuguese mission is now in Venezuela

The Portuguese Joint Operational Force (FOCON), consisting of 64 members, arrived at the Simón Bolívar International Airport in Venezuela on two Portuguese Air Force flights.

UN says search operations in Venezuela enter a "crucial" phase

International rescue teams are working against the clock to find survivors following devastating earthquakes in Venezuela that have left at least 929 dead and thousands missing. Portugal has dispatched a specialized mission to assist in the relief efforts as the country faces ongoing aftershocks.

5 PM. President of the Republic guarantees aid to Venezuela

António José Seguro guarantees that Portugal will provide the necessary aid to the country and to those of Portuguese descent. Also in this news bulletin, the Minister of Labour refuses to have reached an agreement with André Ventura.

1h Venezuela. Portuguese aid to be sent in the coming hours to respond to earthquakes

Portuguese support is scheduled to depart within the next few hours to assist with the aftermath of the earthquakes in Venezuela.

Chega, IL and Livre express solidarity with the Portuguese-Venezuelan community following the earthquakes

Two major earthquakes were recorded in Venezuela on Wednesday, causing at least 32 deaths and more than 700 injuries, according to the official provisional toll.

Madeira expresses solidarity after Venezuela earthquakes

The Madeiran government says it is closely monitoring the situation in Venezuela after two powerful earthquakes killed at least 32 people and injured more than 700, amid concerns for the The post Madeira expresses solidarity after Venezuela earthquakes appeared first on Portugal Resident.

Seguro monitors the situation in Venezuela

In a note on the official website of the Presidency of the Republic, António José Seguro expresses concern and states that he is following the events.

China attempts to cancel SD event

Safeguard Defenders15 Jun

Portugal among countries demanding Tehran end attacks

22 countries, including Portugal, condemn attacks and attempted murders in Europe, the USA, and Australia by Iranian state entities against Jews, journalists, and Iranian dissidents.

Portuguese Parliament condemns "degrading treatment" of activists by Israeli minister

Among the detained activists were the Portuguese citizens Nuno Gomes, Joana Rocha, and Diogo Chaves.

3 PM: President of the Republic refuses to comment on a possible revision of the Lajes Field agreement

The President of the Republic declined to provide a statement regarding potential changes to the agreement concerning the Lajes Field military base.

Rangel admits revision of the Lajes agreement: “It is natural that there are many adjustments to be made”

The Minister guarantees that the use of Lajes remains subject to conditions previously established by Portugal, including the requirement that any action must be a response to an attack, respect the principles of necessity and proportionality, and not target civilians.