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Vulnerable residents, mostly second-generation immigrants, appeal ‘arbitrary’ evictions in a town near Lisbon.

An investigation from Deco Proteste has concluded that more than one third of stores circumvent laws regarding promotions. 

Prices are raising, but families’ income is remaining largely the same, which has made a trip to the supermarket a far more stressful experience for many...

In 2023, a family consisting of two adults and a dependent will have to spend a further €2,705 to be able to buy the same products and services that they...

Complaints about tourism on the Reclamar da Deco Proteste platform increased by 117.65% in 2022.

More than a third of Portuguese (35%) prefer to buy branded prescription drugs instead of using generics, reveals a study by Deco Proteste.

International, MNA | Complaints about airlines on the Reclamar platform rose from 6,320 in 2019 to 8,844 in 2020, an increase of almost 40%, with TAP being the most

iPhone 12 Apple might be in hot water soon. The Cupertino company might be throttling the performance of new iPhones as suggested by the Spain Consumer Protection Organization. It has been accused of slowing down the performance of a few iPhones that includes the current flagship: iPhone 12 after these were updated to iOS 14.5,  iOS 14.5. 1, or iOS 14.6. Also Read - Deal of the day: iPhone 12 mini sells with massive Rs 8,000 flat discount on Flipkart The organisation (OCU in Spanish) has sent...

  “Maybe prohibiting certain practices such as microtargeting at certain times, I think that’s the debate that we need to have on political ads.” – Renate Nikolay, Head of Cabinet of Commission Vice-President Jourova.    Top Story: The use of microtargeting for online political advertising could come in for new rules as part of legislation being readied by the European Commission, it has been revealed. Read on for more. Podcast: This week, we take a look at the Commission’s plans ...

Beachheads open up on both sides of the Atlantic Matthew Hughes Tue 2 Mar 2021 // 19:04 UTC Share Copy Apple is facing a fresh round of battles on both sides of the Atlantic over its App Store and iPhone policies. First up, Arizona lawmakers are considering a proposal that would allow developers to use third-party payment platforms for in-app purchases on Apples App Store. If it passes, Apple and Google - along with other app store owners – would also have to eschew ta...