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Braga: PSD MP exposes barriers faced by immigrants in the Minho region

In Parliament, Joaquim Barbosa, PSD deputy elected by Braga , drew attention to problems that affect thousands of immigrants in Braga and in Portugal.

Among the obstacles highlighted are prolonged delays in renewing residence permits, difficulties in obtaining social security numbers without employment contracts and obstacles in opening bank accounts, complicating the regularization and integration of these citizens.

Access to CPLP residency in Portugal remains blocked after six months

The project to grant CPLP residency to tourists in Portugal is awaiting a vote in Parliament, six months after the launch of the migration plan. The initiative, which is essential for Brazilians, remains inaccessible, causing perplexity among those interested.

CPLP residency for tourists continues to be blocked six months after the launch of the migration plan. Project awaits vote in Parliament Portugal fails to fulfill promise to open a channel for regularization of Brazilians, blocking access to residence permits via CPLP.

Attempt to link crime to immigration. Lisbon City Council wants the Government to suspend the "Portugal Always Safe" campaign

With the motion to suspend the campaign, presented by the only BE councilor, the council condemns the "mega-operation" carried out on November 8 in Martim Moniz, which involved the Lisbon Metropolitan Command of the PSP, in partnership with ASAE, the Tax and Customs Authority (AT) and other entities.

Lisbon City Council decided this Wednesday, with opposition from PSD/CDS-PP, to urge the Government to suspend the "Portugal Sempre Seguro" campaign, within the scope of which there was a police operation in Martim Moniz, condemning the attempt to associate crime with immigration.

Portugal faced with the dilemma of closing its doors to immigrants and the lack of staff

A piece of paper reading "Employee needed" has been stuck to the window of a bakery in central Lisbon for several months, a practical example of the need for labor, accentuated by the end of the entry of regular immigrants.

"This is a boring job, I know. You have to open and close, with a break in the middle of the day, but even paying a little above the table I can't find anyone," says João Santiago, owner of the small business.

Rui Santos, owner of a workshop in Loures, has a similar problem, having already turned away new customers because he does not have the workforce.

Lawsuits filed by immigrants against immigration from Portugal block the Judiciary

Court admits to lawyers that the 800 daily actions create overload and delay actions to ensure progress in the regularization of immigrants at AIMA

Immigrants, mostly Brazilians, have resorted to the courts to ensure assistance and progress in regularization processes at the Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA).

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