AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHousing: Protesters have returned to Lisbon’s Rossio square, pitching about 80 tents after a court ruled that a curfew on one activist’s protest was not automatic. Prime Minister Luís Montenegro invited opposition parties to discuss housing proposals, while organizers agreed to talks with the president. TAP: Portugal and Lufthansa have signed a €1.025 billion deal for the German airline to acquire a 44.9% stake in TAP Air Portugal; the government says the carrier will remain Portuguese. Sporting: Paulo Fonseca has left Lyon to take charge of Sporting, which will pay €5 million in compensation. Lyon said it regretted the mid-season departure. Transport: Lisbon Metro’s Red Line extension has been delayed until late 2027 amid financial changes. Citizenship: Portugal has raised the wait for citizenship to 10 years for immigrants, including Nigerians, Indians and Pakistanis.
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