Student hazing under spotlight in Portugal after six swept out to sea
Only leader of club avoided death when giant wave hit beach in small hours
Portugal to sell off its Mirós
The Lisbon government has kicked up a storm with decision to auction off 85 works by painter The collection came into state hands after the nationalization of a failed bank
Portugal’s Eusébio passes
The striker, one of the all-time world greats, dies aged 71
Top Portugal court throws out retirement payment cut
Decrease was meant to apply to benefits of state workers
Portugal’s top court approves extension of civil servants’ working week
Ruling coincides with approval of 2014 state budget Labor leader “stupefied” at decicion which justifies increased workload as being in the public interest
Portuguese economy grows for second quarter in a row
GDP rises 0.2 percent in the period July-September as the IMF suggests the need for yet more wage cuts
Portuguese civil servants strike to protest state budget
Austerity measures involve further wages cuts
Red revival: why communism is alive and well in crisis-hit Portugal
As it flags elsewhere in Europe, Communist Party gains ground in local elections
Portugal gets pass mark from bailout providers
Deputy PM Portas: We are three inspections by the troika away from recovering our sovereignty”
Fed-up Portuguese punish ruling coalition with worst defeat in decades
Socialists take nearly half of mayoral races up for grabs in municipal elections
Elephant on parade
José Saramago street spectacular packs trunk for Madrid
Senior holds up bank to get prison bed in crisis-hit Lisbon
More Portuguese inmates remaining in jail due to harsh economic conditions on the outside
Strong export growth helps Portugal emerge from a long recession
Output rose 1.1 percent on a quarterly basis in the second quarter
Lisbon’s street-smart art
A thriving graffiti scene is revitalizing rundown districts
Lisbon’s seven-day miracle in an old machine-gun plant
Derelict factory turned into an illegal culture center by philosophy lecturer
Daring to shine amid the crisis
The Portuguese city of Évora opens a stunning new exhibition center
Portuguese political crisis deepens
Socialists snub president’s call to join coalition government
New-look Portuguese government promises stability until end of term
After dramatic resignation, conservative leader Portas returns to bigger role in Passos Coelho’s administration
Eight terror arrests made in Ceuta
Ammunition recovered during raids on suspected Al Qaeda sympathisers
Strike leaves students unable to sit university entrance exams
Unions say 90 percent of teachers stayed away, while ministry claims most candidates were able to take test
Portugal gives nationality to descendants of Sephardic Jews
Law originated with a campaign launched on Facebook three years ago Spain dragging its feet on a similar initiative
What Portuguese workers did to alleviate the loss of a fair day’s wage
Bus drivers set up a food bank for colleagues who can no longer pay their way
Speculative derivative contracts leave three-billion-euro hole in Portugal’s finances
Two secretaries of state dismissed after discovery
Portugal announces across-the-board spending cuts of 800 million euros
Cutbacks to compensate for Constitutional Court’s decision to throw out other austerity measures
April returns to Portugal
Massive social unrest is leading to protest marches in the country
Portuguese PM announces fresh cuts in education and health
Passos Coelho regrets top court ruling against legality of axing workers’ benefits Conservative against raising taxes further
Mass protests held across Portugal against cutbacks and the troika
Austerity overload brings record numbers of people onto the streets in Lisbon and Oporto