Travel Arrested Portuguese-Angolan national calls hunger strike off after 36 days – The Portugal News By mylusoJanuary 22, 2025Less 1 min read Angolan rapper and activist Luaty Beirão, hospitalised and under arrest in a Luanda clinic, has ended his 36-day hunger strike against being held on remand, his lawyer said on Tuesday. ShareTweetPinShare Previous PostBrazil hydropower sale holds key assets, but uncertainty remains – Reuters Next PostPortugal risks becoming ‘ungovernable’ as conservative government set to … – Telegraph.co.uk You May Also Like January 22, 2025 Portugal – Sustainable Tourism to Help Safe Porto January 23, 2025 Mozambique launches new international airport January 22, 2025 Lisbon’s Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology Set to Open in October January 19, 2025 Interview with Joao Ministro on Tourism Sustainability and Regional Development in the Algarve, Portugal – Sustainability Leaders Project
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