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Temporary agencies’ profits simply come from the business of leasing people to others. We know what it’s about: acting as intermediaries for workers and keeping part of their salary. But is it legitimate? By José Soeiro.

Dilma, so different now that the times have changed, can now see that the “wretched democrats who do democracy by halves are allowing the coup that will destroy them." By Francisco Louçã.

The use of offshore accounts to hide money or pay less tax is much older and more widespread than people think. By Mariana Mortágua.

The Angolan regime condemned 17 young activists for thinking differently, for daring to read books and having meetings, for daring to say that they want something other than what is established by others. By Helena Pinto.

Uma pesquisa recente contribuiu para clarificar o mecanismo que leva a que pacientes com Alzheimer tenham dificuldade em reconhecer as caras de familiares ou de celebridades.

According to data from the Bank of Portugal, in 2015, Portugal lost over 864 million euros to tax havens. The “Panama Papers” research has revealed that 244 Portuguese companies are involved in the international corruption scandal and that the owner of the PT Portugal group, a telecommunications company, used an offshore account.

I am writing from Brussels, where the horrendous terrorist attacks took place. Please forgive my crudeness, but I am writing from Brussels just as I have written from so many other places where victims of terrorism die every day. By Marisa Matias.

Catarina Martins said in her intervention that "the deal with Turkey is the latest and most frightening step in this route". The leader of the Left Bloc criticised that "what is underway is a new attack on peripheral Eurozone countries in the name of recomposing European banks at the expense of public resources and democratic sovereignty".

Everyone is saying it and no one can deny it: the adoption of State’s budget by socialists and left-wing parties is an historic event. By João Semedo.