ksuadminFebruary 13, 2021 56
The Portuguese government announced on Saturday (13) that it had decided to postpone the cancellation of all flights with origin or destination in Brazil at least until March 1. The travel interruption, in effect since January 29, has left hundreds of Brazilians struggling to stay in the European country.
While when the border was first closed, in March 2020, most of those affected were unprepared tourists, this time with entry for people on walks having been prohibited since then, those affected are mainly migrants.
Many of these people have lost their jobs due to the pandemic, are without the means to live in Portugal and were already planning their return to Brazil when the flights were canceled.