After 3 Violent Murders, Portugal’s Government Cannot Ignore Criminal Migrants
By Miguel Nunes Silva In The European Conservative *** Mere days after Portugal’s biggest-ever demonstration against mass immigration, three people were murdered in Santa Apolónia, one of Lisbon’s main railway hubs. On Sunday, the CHEGA! (CH) party—now Portugal’s third largest but a mere 5 years old—organised a demonstration which gathered thousands protesting against current immigration […]
The end of the road for Macron?
By Miguel Nunes Silva In Brussels Report *** When Emmanuel Macron was first elected President of France in 2017, the Hexagon was already in deep trouble: 100% GDP to public debt ratio, enormous social strife as a result of decades of mass immigration from the developing world, and a sclerotic public administration apparatus refusing deep […]
