Without up-to-date documents, immigrants cannot leave Portugal. Responsible for updating the residence card, IRN cannot meet the demand. Government tends to extend validity until the end of the year.
CP notice about it and the solution for passengers - "From January 12, 2025, the railway connection between Coimbra and Coimbra-B stations will close.
Trains that have their origin or destination at Coimbra station now have their origin/destination at Coimbra-B station.
To guarantee transport between Coimbra and Coimbra-B stations, Metro Mondego will provide connecting buses."
In his analysis of this Sunday's events in Martim Moniz, Lisbon, Nuno Ramos de Almeida, a commentator for SIC, warns: "The perceptions they want to sell us, namely the link between crime and immigration, are false."
The president of Chega today classified the anti-racism demonstration attended by left-wing parties as illegitimate because it was "against police and magistrates", and accused the Government of having "given in to pressure".
André Ventura was speaking upon arrival at the gathering promoted by Chega in Praça da Figueira, in Lisbon, called "For authority and against impunity" -- which brought together a few hundred people - and called after the announcement of a demonstration this afternoon against racism and xenophobia following the police operation on December 19 in Martim Moniz.
Thousands of people marched down Avenida Almirante Reis to "throw racism against the wall". Mariana Mortágua speaks of an "almost unprecedented moment".
From Praça do Chile, you can still see the flags on Alameda. Thousands of people gathered for the “Don’t push us against the wall” demonstration against xenophobia and racism. The demonstration was called after the police operation on Rua do Benformoso on December 19 and brought together civil society organizations and immigrant communities in defense of their rights.
Demonstration in Lisbon starts at 3pm next to Alameda and ends at Martim Moniz. Chega also organized a vigil in support of the PSP in Praça da Figueira for this Saturday.
Thousands of people are expected this Saturday, January 11, in Lisbon in a demonstration against racism and xenophobia, called "Don't push us against the wall", in protest against the police's actions in the Martim Moniz area that targeted immigrants.
The migration agency will resume, on January 15, the residence authorization processes, with family reunification, for people who have invested at least 500 thousand euros in Portugal.
Businesspeople and migration experts warn of the risks faced by those who move to Portugal without proper preparation. Brazilians will be able to enter the country without a visa and apply for a residence permit.
During a visit to Rua do Benformoso, Rua do Martim Moniz (Lisbon) where a controversial police operation took place, Mariana Mortágua says that "the data shows that there is no association between crime and immigration".
The Migration Agency reached an agreement with the Portuguese Bar Association to call on professionals who would be responsible for evaluating processes in advanced stages, but few were called.
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