##  Rare Migrant Boat Landing in Portugal Sparks Deportation Plans

Portuguese authorities have apprehended 38 irregular migrants who arrived on a small wooden boat off the coast of the Algarve region, marking an uncommon transit route from North Africa to Europe.  

**Adults Face Forced Departure**

Judicial authorities have issued a directive for all adult migrants to leave Portugal within 20 days. This can be achieved voluntarily or through forced deportation back to Morocco.  

**Children's Fate Uncertain**

Meanwhile, the fate of seven unaccompanied minors remains unclear. Portuguese authorities are currently assessing their individual circumstances before determining the appropriate course of action. 




##  Rare Migrant Boat Landing in Portugal Sparks Deportation Plans

Portuguese authorities have apprehended 38 irregular migrants who arrived on a small wooden 

Portugal to repatriate Moroccan migrants after rare Algarve 

Portugal to repatriate Moroccan migrants after rare Algarve landing

## Portugal Mulls Recognition of Palestinian State at UN

**Prime Minister's Office Announces September Review Amidst Growing International Pressure.**

Portugal will assess the possibility of recognizing the State of Palestine at the United Nations in September, according to Prime Minister Luis Montenegro's office. This comes as several other Western nations, including France, Britain, and Canada, have recently expressed intentions – some conditional – to diplomatically recognize a Palestinian state. 

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## Portugal Mulls Recognition of Palestinian State at UN

**Prime Minister's Office Announces September Review Amidst Growing International Pressure.**

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Portugal to weigh recognising a Palestinian state

##  Portugal Invests €400 Million in Energy Independence, Eyes Direct Link with Morocco

**Seeking to reduce reliance on Spain following a recent blackout, Portugal unveils ambitious plan.**


Facing the stark reality of energy vulnerability exposed by a major Iberian Peninsula blackout on April 28th, Portugal has announced a €400 million investment plan aimed at bolstering its energy independence.  A key component of this strategy is exploring the construction of a direct power connection with Morocco.

This move marks a significant shift in Portugal's energy approach as it seeks to diversify its sources and mitigate future disruptions. 


##  Portugal Invests €400 Million in Energy Independence, Eyes Direct Link with Morocco

**Seeking to reduce reliance on Spain following a recent blackout, Port

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Portugal to repatriate Moroccan migrants after rare Algarve landing

Portugal to weigh recognising a Palestinian state

Portugal plans direct electricity link with Morocco to boost energy independence