s disappearance comes a week after UK police made TV appeal with efit of new suspect Portugese police, who once falsely treated the parents of Madelaine McCann as suspects in her disapearance, have reopened their investigation after discovering new lines of inquiry. The fresh Portugese investigation will run in parallel with the Scotland Yard inquiry that produced an efit of a man detectives want to...
The home secretary, Theresa May, praises the decision of Portuguese police to reopen Madeleine McCann's case ...
s parents, Kate and Gerry Portuguese authorities have reopened their investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, starting an inquiry that will run alongside a Scotland Yard probe. Madeleine McCann's parents, Kate and Gerry, said on Thursday they were very pleased and hoped that it would uncover "the answers we so desperately need". The Metropolitan police said the Portuguese inquiry was...
s time for steroids. This comes in the form of international investment and exports. Portugal's economy minister António Pires de Lima is touring Europe and the US to drum up business and win the favour of global firms, promising a tax-friendly regime. Among a range of tax credits and cuts to red tape, he wants to reduce corporation tax to somewhere between Ireland's 12.5% and the UK's objective of...
Today's questions are not short of ego Paul Campbell ...
s Crimewatch focusing on Madeleine McCann's abduction more than six years ago, in the hope of receiving information about two German-speaking men who British police think may have been involved. The show, Aktenzeichen XY … ungelöst ( File Reference XY … unsolved), due to be broadcast on Wednesday, will include the 22-minute reconstruction of the day the then three-year-old went missing during...
John Berrigan is the new troika mission chief for Portugal. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) also said it was replacing Abebe Selassie with Subir Lall....
The unemployment rate in Portugal fell again in June to 17.4%. This is the second month in a row that the figures have been going down since peaking at 17.8% in April....
Wednesday, 31 July: In a bid to make Portugal competitive and attractive to foreign companies, the PSD-CDS coalition is aiming to cut taxes drastically making the country a tax paradise like Holland and Luxemburg....
Troubled BCP bank racked up losses of €488m in the first half of this year and the bank’s President said that the financial institution would begin repaying its state bailout loan on schedule in 2014....
Portugal Daily View will suspend its daily updates from 1 August due to financial issues but we promise to keep fighting for our project....
New legislation governing public sector workers, which also includes capping their unemployment benefit rights, still requires rubber stamping by President Aníbal Cavaco Silva. Public sector trade unions protest outside parliament. ...
Tuesday, 30 July: Fifteen thousand low-qualified State workers have two months in September and November to accept an amicable split with the Portuguese civil service and get benefits or be fired....
The Prime Minister has again insisted that Portugal needs a spirit of union and had admitted that the nation has a very high tax regime. ...
The second session of the legislature ends on Tuesday with the (guaranteed) approval of a confidence vote for the PSD/CDS-PP coalition government....
Monday, 29 July: As the effects of the Government’s austerity policies continue to bite, each Portuguese citizen will be €792 worse off this year because of soaring taxes and falling incomes....