Paulo Pena

1 month ago | euobserver.com | Paulo Pena |Harald Schumann |Maxence Peigné

This story is part of an investigation led by Investigate Europe, a journalism team which produces cross-border investigations. The project is being published with media partners in 10 countries, including Amphora Media (Malta), ARD (Germany), Delfi (Estonia) Die Zeit (Germany), EU Observer (Belgium), Il Fatto Quotidiano (Italy), InfoLibre (Spain), Irpi Media (Italy), the Observer (UK), Partizan (Hungary), Reporters United (Greece) and RTP (Portugal).

Apr 16, 2024 | tagesspiegel.de | Lorenzo Buzzoni |Paulo Pena |Marta Portocarrero |Nico Schmidt

© imago/Christian Ditsch Rechtspopulistische Parteien könnten die Gewinner der EU-Wahl im Juni sein. Auch, weil eine entfremdete Landbevölkerung ihnen in die Arme läuft. Von Lorenzo Buzzoni Paulo Pena Marta Portocarrero Nico Schmidt Heute, 10:30 UhrAuf den ersten Blick wirkt das portugiesische Dorf São Vicente e Ventosa kaum wie ein Ort, von dem politische Unruhe ausgeht.

Apr 13, 2024 | infolibre.es | Lorenzo Buzzoni |Marta Portocarrero |Paulo Pena

A primera vista, São Vicente e Ventosa es un escenario improbable para la agitación política. Un pueblo tranquilo con edificios encalados y tejados de arcilla que, como la mayor parte del Portugal rural, tiene una población envejecida y una economía basada en la agricultura. Sin embargo, se ha convertido en un ejemplo del auge del apoyo a la extrema derecha entre el electorado luso.

Apr 11, 2024 | euobserver.com | Lorenzo Buzzoni |Marta Portocarrero |Paulo Pena

Village mayor João Charruada is a socialist but even he is not surprised by the area's rejection of established politics. "People feel disgusted with the central government," says the 38-year-old, who shares an office building with the post office and community centre. "Here in an agricultural area there aren't the same conditions as in Lisbon. Similar sentiments abound across Europe.

Feb 12, 2024 | publico.pt | Paulo Pena |Leïla Miñano |Pascal Hansens |Maria Maggiore

Um pacote de novas e controversas leis sobre migração, que deverá ser adoptado pela UE, poderá permitir que os governos detenham crianças migrantes nas fronteiras e reduzir ainda mais a protecção dos menores não-acompanhados.