June 20, 2026 at 14:30 on Embassy of Russia (Rua Visconde de Santarém 71, Lisboa) there will be a 🙋 167th Weekly protest
Iran has restored internet access. Portugal has cut housing taxes. In Russia robbing those who left.
Iran has restored internet access. Portugal has cut housing taxes. In Russia robbing those who left.
You’re watching news from the weekly rally in front of the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is May 30th, 2:30 PM.
On May 27, Reuters reported that Iran had finally restored international internet access for its citizens after an 88-day blackout. Iranians are celebrating the return of Telegram, Instagram and other social media platforms. WhatsApp, however, remains inaccessible without a VPN. An Iranian programmer named Keyumars said many people who ran businesses through Instagram and Telegram because renting a physical storefront was too expensive "lost everything during this blackout" and are forced to "start again from far below zero — while carrying heavy debts, losses, and lost customers."
www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/greetings-after-88-days-iranians-reconnect-after-long-internet-shutdown-2026-05-27/
eco.sapo.pt/2026/05/20/choque-fiscal-para-a-habitacao-ja-esta-publicado-conheca-todas-as-regras/
On May 26, the Russian State Duma passed in its second reading a bill that would allow security forces to seize the property of Russians who have left the country and been convicted under a number of political statutes for actions allegedly "against the interests of the Russian Federation." Novaya Gazeta Europe reports that Article 1.8 of the Code of Administrative Offenses is also being expanded to add liability for offenses committed abroad that the authorities deem aimed against Russia's interests. They have created yet another way to grab whatever they want and intimidate those who disagree with them.
novayagazeta.eu/articles/2026/05/26/gosduma-rassmatrivaet-zakon-ob-areste-imushchestva-uekhavshikh-rossiian-vystupaiushchikh-protiv-interesov-rf
Russia is not their property.
Unite, build your communities, and support those who resist.Iran has restored internet access. Portugal has cut housing taxes. In Russia robbing those who left.
You’re watching news from the weekly rally in front of the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is May 30th, 2:30 PM.
On May 27, Reuters reported that Iran had finally restored international internet access for its citizens after an 88-day blackout. Iranians are celebrating the return of Telegram, Instagram and other social media platforms. WhatsApp, however, remains inaccessible without a VPN. An Iranian programmer named Keyumars said many people who ran businesses through Instagram and Telegram because renting a physical storefront was too expensive "lost everything during this blackout" and are forced to "start again from far below zero — while carrying heavy debts, losses, and lost customers."
www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/greetings-after-88-days-iranians-reconnect-after-long-internet-shutdown-2026-05-27/
eco.sapo.pt/2026/05/20/choque-fiscal-para-a-habitacao-ja-esta-publicado-conheca-todas-as-regras/
On May 26, the Russian State Duma passed in its second reading a bill that would allow security forces to seize the property of Russians who have left the country and been convicted under a number of political statutes for actions allegedly "against the interests of the Russian Federation." Novaya Gazeta Europe reports that Article 1.8 of the Code of Administrative Offenses is also being expanded to add liability for offenses committed abroad that the authorities deem aimed against Russia's interests. They have created yet another way to grab whatever they want and intimidate those who disagree with them.
novayagazeta.eu/articles/2026/05/26/gosduma-rassmatrivaet-zakon-ob-areste-imushchestva-uekhavshikh-rossiian-vystupaiushchikh-protiv-interesov-rf
Russia is not their property.
Unite, build your communities, and support those who resist.
