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Costa has won plaudits for turning around Portugal’s post-crisis economy
‘Golden visas’ also under scrutiny in budget that will hit big earners
About 30% of filling stations run out of fuel during industrial action over pay
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About 45,000 take to the streets of Spain’s capital ahead of trial of separatist leaders
The Bank of England predicts the City of London could lose about 5,000 financial services jobs as Brexit unfolds
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Orban's allies see Arpad Schilling as a threat to national security
‘You have to take sides and that makes more and more people go to the extremes’
Workers’ Party hosts protest outside US embassy, Venezuelans rally opposite them
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