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Portugal Found the Path to Regulated Immigration

Público1 September 2026 at 00:25

The article is an opinion piece by Paulo Cunha on Portugal's migration policy. The author argues that Portugal has found a path toward regulated immigration, suggesting that the country has adopted effective measures in this area.

Cunha argues that firmness and humanity are compatible concepts and not contradictory in the formulation of migration policies. The author presents these two characteristics as essential conditions for a sustainable migration policy.

The text appears to be a reflection on the Portuguese approach to immigration, highlighting a balance between control and reception. The central thesis maintains that it is possible to maintain a firm stance on immigration rules without compromising the dignified treatment of migrants.

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