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IMF chief says Portugal reforms need time http://t.co/xqcdkHP87I

Latest Headlines

BES chief 'probably' knew accounts were hidden

The preliminary report from the parliamentary inquiry commission into the management of BES and the Espírito Santo group (GES) says that Ricardo Salgado had “probably” been “involved in hiding the accounts of Espírito Santo International (ESI) since 2008".

TAP pilots set 10-day strike

Pilots from national flag carrier TAP have this week decided to launch unprecedented industrial action which is set to last for ten consecutive days between 1 and 10 May. The planned strike action will end a mere five days before the deadline for interested parties to hand in their bids for TAP in the airline’s controversial privatisation process...