AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoUN Security Council: Portugal has won a non-permanent seat for 2027-28, with President António José Seguro saying Lisbon will “firmly uphold international law” and push peace, security and sustainable development. Border management: The EU has stepped in to help Portugal after airport chaos tied to the Entry/Exit System (EES), deploying about 25 Frontex officers and earmarking roughly €8m for infrastructure upgrades. Migration policy: Portugal’s government says it rejects “aggressive policies against immigrants,” arguing for tighter rules plus rights-based integration. Human trafficking risk: A Council of Europe watchdog warns Portugal is most exposed to exploitation of migrant farm workers and disadvantaged Portuguese groups, citing hundreds of alleged cases recorded since 2021. Labour unrest: A general strike over labour reform is disrupting services, including travel. Football & sport: Benfica confirms Real Madrid would pay Mourinho’s €15m release clause if Perez wins; and Portugal legend António Simoes backs this generation to go far, with Cristiano Ronaldo key. Tourism & lifestyle: Dunas Course in Comporta tops a new Portugal golf ranking, boosting the Alentejo luxury golf push.
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