12 Shocking Things About PORTUGAL That Will Leave You Speechless
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Portugal is a great country - mainly because Portuguese are great people.
Love from Ireland ❤
Cheers 🍻
no they are rude asf, irish people are much kinder than portuguese
Ireland is our sister since more than 1000 years. There are very interesting and old connections between Ireland and Portugal. We have the same keltic origin.
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Irland, a great and beautiful country. Love irish people❤
I'm Portuguese, born in Lisbon. After seeing this video, all I can say is.. thank you!!
Abraço
In truth, more than 55% of the population in Luxembourg is Portuguese, many are not included in the statistics and part of the Luxembourg
Little fun Fact: Portuguese were the first Europeans that met Japanese people, Portugal was responsible for many things, such as the Nanban art and the gastronomic heritage (for example tempura or various sweet dishes such as konpeitō or the castella cakes from Nagasaki), but also the linguistic heritage, which is reflected in several dozen Portuguese loanwords in the Japanese language, We also gave them fire-arms back in the 16th century
Hi from England, Portugal is amazing, thanks for the tea Portugal 😊
Cheers 🍻
You're welcome.
Thx 🙏 you are always welcome!
Thank you!
It wasn't Portugal, it was the portuguese infanta Catherine! She brought tea to England, that portuguese high class members were used to, having imported it from China
I'm Portuguese from Porto (Oporto). I'm very proud of being Portuguese . I love my small GREAT country ❤❤ 🇵🇹🇵🇹
Im from porto too born in Portugal and im happy it was like this im proud on how portugal is just some problems that are happening nowadays but nothing Portugal wont surpass
@@Gojo-satoru_jjk545bondia à todos os Portugueses do monde inteiro, Allemagna, suiça, américa, Luxembourg,brasil....
Et à Irlanda... Meu sogno de conhécer...
À love you Portugal ❤
Une franco/portugaise 🇵🇹🇫🇷
Eu soy algarvio
O que mais sinto orgulho é das casas que custam o ordenado, mas se eu não me sujeitar alguém do norte de África ou Ásia lá se sujeita aiiii que orgulhoooo taaaa grande que sinto paaaaaaa fdx
It's all about demographics. Portugal doesn't have nearly the demographic problems that many other countries have, and is therefore comparable to other homogenious nations like Norway, Iceland and Finland. It's easier to be "progressive" when all your fellow citizens share your cultural values.
❤ Portugal is a county where "Humanity" really counts, and the "Person" is respected
I am belgian, living in Portugal since 1988 - have travelled to 49 countries and simply consider Portugal is the best country to live on this small planet !!!
Please don’t say that! We locals are already suffering because of excessive immigration.
During the earthquake of 1755, something else happened. On that day, 1 November, "Dia de todos os Santos" or "All Saint's Day" was celebrated, and churches and houses were full of candles, which were knocked over by the earthquake and started a fire throughout almost the entire city, being a big cause of the casualties.
This was a turning point
I was surprised he didn't mention the fires, whilst clearly showing the fires. Thanks for your input.
Wow thats some crazy shit...ive come to know there are "coincidences, but this....😮thanx for sharing
Let me also add that since the churchs and houses were aflame, people fleed to open areas, closer to water, thats why the tsunami took so many lives.
Gotta say that other places suffered the same fate, for exemple Algarve, and they didnt have the help that the capital had.
It wasn't an earthquake, it was bombed like the city of Chicago in 1871... fire can't consume rock or limestone... bsides a fire caused by some candles... 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sou portuguesa amo o meu país 💖!! Tenho muito orgulho na história do meu país (atendendo ao contexto histórico da Europa)e sou muito feliz neste "cantinho" a beira mar plantado!! Temos mais de 800 anos de história...o futuro não me preocupa porque, está no nosso ADN resolver os nossos problemas e vivermos na nossa paz🇵🇹!! grata pela partilha!! 🇵🇹🌹
I will be calling Portugal my new Country and new home soon. I love Portugal and Portuguese people. They are simple and very genuine people, you can associate and make friends with them in no time. Love the insights shared in this video.
Macau (officially the Province of Macau from 1897 to 1976 and later the Autonomous Region of Macau from 1976 to 1999) was a Portuguese colony from the establishment of the first official Portuguese settlement of Macau in 1557 to its handover to China in 1999. Tomé e Príncipe, Guiné-Bissau, Cabo Verde, Goa, Diu, Damão, Macau and Timor-Leste were a Portuguese colony
1557 to 1999
It wasn't really a colony, Portugal paid the Chines Empire a fee to hold Macau
I've visited Portugal three times and it's one of my most favorite countries in Europe. The people are very nice and most of the young can speak English. It's also very affordable compared to the rest of Europe. I'd love to live there if I were younger.
You forgot to mention that england and portugal have the oldest still standing alliance in the world!
I was thinking about that also! That’s true,
Still effective 😊
An alliance often betrayed by the perfidious Albions
Didn't seem to make much difference to the Brewster's. Who didn't seem to know what the treaty of Windsor is.
@@lst141 lmao!
I'am from Madeira island I love my country Portugal ❤
And I love Madeira❤️🇵🇹❤️
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Portugal introduced Red pepper to Korea. Ingredients that you can find in many Korean dishes, including kimchi,.
Love my country 🇵🇹 Thanks for sharing this ❤
Viva!
@@LeopardIL2 Olá! 👋🏼😌
@@LeopardIL2força 🇵🇹🇫🇷
Im a portuguese from braga,Im Proud of MY country and THE históry,Also love England ☺️🇬🇧❤️🇵🇹
I am a proud Portuguese
Sou orgulhosamente portuguesa finalmente o mundo começa a ver quem fomos e somos. Obrigada!!
That's why I am very proud of being Portuguese.
Regarding the Tordesilhas treaty, there were no Dutch or English doing any discoveries at the time, they only started about 100 years later
Thank you for your Video .
I'm proud to be Portuguese
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12:02 The word “Tea” comes from “Transporte de Ervas Aromáticas” (Transportation of aromatic herbs) :D
A sério? Que interessante
14:43 if you’re not going to make a serious attempt at pronouncing “azulejos”, then just call them “tiles” and spare us from unnecessary cringe! Portuguese and Spanish are two different languages!
Se nao tivesse acontecido o terramoto de 1755, Portugal, hoje, seria uma superpotência mundial. Uma pequena superpotência.
Sim. O Porto de Lisboa era um entreposto mundial e ficámos impedidos de Comerciar.
Não foi apenas isso. A corrupção das pessoas na ponta do poder teve uma grande parte no atraso de Portugal.
Still a blessed country with hard working wonderful patriotic people unlike many others
a corrupção está demasiado enraizada cá para isso alguma vez ser possível. é uma utopia
I'm portuguese from Funchal, Madeira. Living in UK
good luck.
I'm Portuguese and I've lived part of my life in Lisbon, the big city. What I've seen condensed and presented here shows the struggle and suffering of the Portuguese.
My country was so beautiful I am so a proud to be part of Portugal 🇵🇹 but I live in beautiful country too USA 🇺🇸 for 45 years I am so lucky 🍀 to have two beautiful countries
Et eu em françia à 56 anos... Mes pais estao viver em portugal... Et eu daqui 6 anos ! Força sempre portugal
Proud of my country.
Accurate yes. Hug from Portugal
Pardon... it's not ''D'' Henrique, it's Dom , honorific title used in Portugal for royalty and high cleric individuals. Like Dona, is always used before mentioning a Lady of Royal breed or that has distinguished helself in a particular area .
colonies in Africa, East Timor and India? How about Brazil and today's Uruguay, which are larger than continental USA?
Macau (officially the Province of Macau from 1897 to 1976 and later the Autonomous Region of Macau from 1976 to 1999) was a Portuguese colony from the establishment of the first official Portuguese settlement of Macau in 1557 to its handover to China in 1999.
Uruguay i heve regularly heard that a kind of portuguese language is spoken in a area or province, but was it really also a portugese colony? Because i never learned this at school about uruguay.
Yes. It was a part of Brazil called Cisplatina. It just became an independent state after Brazil's independence from the Portuguese crown.
@@joaovazestevao2714 Thanks for the info
@@Fortapistone Yes it was for sometime, but then became Spanish colony
12.40" Tea, shortbread from the Clarissas monasterie wich the princess was brought up, and marmelade, etc. Portugal was also responsible for bringuing coffe and coccoa... besides sweetening them lavishly with sugar for the first time.
Portugal Caralho!!
*love from Romania
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Muito Obrigado ! Thank you so Much for this content.
Superb Portugal history video.
Great video, fun fact you said the euro started on 1999 however it only started to circulate to the public in 2002
Ja vem de anos antes onde o euro se chamava Ecu...
Missing so much that impacts everyone everyday from food to instruments
And thank you for posting this video
Excellent country without a doubt, for me the best! It's just a shame to be governed by corruption.
our politicians, local or national go to politics for private interests.
somehow you forgot the colony of brasil, but hey it´s just +200.000.000 people....
Portugal and Spain were pioneers in the discovery of the world, and were the very first colonizers, it wasn't just a paper that no one cared about 👍 They were the richest countries in the world at the time, Portugal created the spice trade route that got to india via navigation, Those spices were worth a fortune and every country in europe enjoyed them. The English and the Dutch basically copied them eventually did even better later on. thats how the world evolves, someone creates, the other copies and adds more to the system.
Portugal was 1st to venture out into the unknown , every one else copied Portugal in every way , others even used Portuguese navigators like Columbus & Magellan .. yes both Portuguese :) .
@@nelsonsoares2975 yes and in Macau....we were the ones trading with Japan selling silk all the way from Persia there.... at the time it was called the SILK ROAD..today however it has another name...and there is more....the Portuguese was the only ones that travelled all the way from Macau to Lisbon Portugal through the Gates, China and the Desert....to reach Portugal and viceversa.
Thank you! Awesome video
There are some mistakes, but its fine
Im portuguese, i love my country, the only thing i disagree on is the penal system, 25 years is very low for some kinds of crimes...
Andava eu a procurar alguém com este comentário. A meu ver é absolutamente ridículo. O que interessa é a justiça pela vítima ou várias vítimas, não a despenalização para que haja reabilitação do criminoso. Prisão perpétua deveria existir aqui.
Thanks a lot! (muito obrigado)! Loved the video!
Nice video, thank you.
I'm From Portugal's Madeira Island, same city that Cristiano Ronaldo was born.
The only thing I don't agree is the Justice Sentence of Portugal :
25 years prisioned (not too much for the worst Criminalities. That should be Life in Prision , fairly , like in USA) .
I'm from Portugal and I agree with you. And like in USA, there is still racial discrimination and inequality.
@@AfroLuzoFono eu não concordo nada. Está mais que provado que penas mais duras não resolve nada
Usa proves that there is not enough money and people to take care of the incarcerated people. Portugal had issues like that in the past too. Like the drugs those are simply changes and solutions to solve issues that other countries like US fail to admit
Like it the USA? Is that an example from a country that still exercises the right to death penalty? Did it serve for anything? USA are the country in the world with more more people imprisoned and have it change your society? Nopes. USA is one of the country with more criminality in the world. Portugal is the one of the safestest. You should inform before you comment. USA is maybe the richest but indeed it's not the country that respects the human rights worldwide. We are not perfect, but we aim to respect the fairness and justice for our citizens
Very good documentary.
Mages, Sorcerers, stronger than the strength the Sea had At the right hour that marked their time They entered the sea Around the Earth and gave it the shape it has now. This is my description of the Portuguese.
NATO was created in 1949, Portugal was amongst the 12 initial Nations
Great documentary.👍
Tea actually means : Transporte Ervas Aromáticas wich is português for aromatic herbs transportation
I'm Portuguese. _Nothing_ lives me speechless anymore, here... ☹
Nothing LEAVES me...........de nada.
Slavery existed since time began...as i have mentioned above....and by today's standards the same thing....there is what is called child slavery, white slavery...read it all....look at what Epstein was doing....
Ok, don’t forget to mention Brazil (with all respect to Timor l‘este)
Thanks for the video coverage of the earthquake! Never saw it before. Thanks also for leaving out the gruesome history in Africa, anti-semitism, countless victims of Estado Novo, recent major corruption scandals, environmental desasters caused by massive Eucalyptus culture, etc. Very tasteful video.
and in feuding of sons and daughters going against their father who was never their father to begin with...the things money can be done...and yes at the time PIDE was at its most blatant....power.
Interesting information
The interesting thing is that while they may have decriminalized illegal drugs (or what would be considered illegal in most other countries) the EU itself does have restrictions on other types of "drugs" or supplements which are legal in most other countries. For example, Melatoninin supplements which people use to assist in sleep, are generally legal in most other countries (at least North America) as they are viewed as supplements, not drugs. But in the EU countries, these are heavily regulated and you can only get them with a prescription it seems. You cannot easily buy them in the store, and if you can, you still need the prescription to get them.
It was in the reign of king D. Luis I that was at last abolished. It was abolished in 1860. The english were making some pressure because we were almost the last in europe to definetely give up that horrible action. We traded slaves for almost 500 years which makes us the country who delvelt in this activity the longest. It is our great shame and it is because of it that our Republic President felt the need to say that we must pay for our past actions. If you have seen the brasilian novel " Gabriela cravo e canela" de Jorge amado you will remember that in the 1930 of last century there were still alive the wounds of slavery.
No Brasil a escravidão foi abolida muito mais tarde!!!
Em Portugal a escravatura foi abolida em 1570, no Brasil só foi abolida em 1888, por isso Gabriela cravo e canela é brasileira, não confundas as coisas!!!
Pois ja me enganavas mas foi me informar mentalidade de esquerda que acretida nas proprias mentiras tinha a sensao que fomos dos primeiros abolir a escravatura . Mesmo que nao tivesse sido o comercio de escravos pra o brasil foi feito pelos brasileiros . Se tiver mos de nos areepender de alguma coisa foi que fizemos em sao tome prince cabo verde e guine onde deportamos milhoes pra esses territorios . Mas o velho do nosso presidente se quiser pagar alguma coisa pague do seu bolso ja que o seu pai foi um dos ditadores do regime . Eu nao sou responsavel pelos meus antepassados apenas pelas minhas ações
Actually you're wrong. Portugal abolished slavery in 1761, inland, and it continued on the colonies another 50 years.
Not only was the first country in the world to abolish slavery, also was not the country that practiced slavery longer, far from it.
The arabs did it longer, and still do, the africans, the romans, mongols, and other parts of Asia.
Our president is loosing it, like Biden, and didn't represent the country on that particular. No one should pay reparations, grow up and move on
@@JustinCase-ld4ih - the word "slave" is a residual from times when most of the slaves got captured in Slavic countries. Southern Europe may associate the Germanic peoples of the North with blonde hair and blue eyes, but the original Germanic peoples looked more like Persians.
In old Rome, the Roman empire, prostitution was forbidden but tolerated.
Often women with blonde hair got prostituted and at some point in time, the free Roman women tried to die their hair blonde in attempts to get fertilized by their husbands.
"History" is the art of leaving out and make belief.
The Islamic world has a collective hate against the neck-tie - in Roman times, the neck-tie identified the person as slave and the color(s) tied them to the person who owned them. Contrary to the past 500 years in Europe, the Romans had a semi-open slavery system where people could enter more or less voluntarily when in too much debt. They could also work themselves out of it again. But that would require a civilized owner.
The slave-kidnappers and slave traders in the meantime, kept attractive (strong, beautiful, sexy, etc.) ones for their own (ab)use, frequently. As "vik" is an old Germanic word that means "quarter" or small hamlet/village, and "ing" means "person of/from" we can today translate "Vikings" as "boys from the hood". Yes, that is pejorative. Scandinavians think that "vik" references a "bay" (area) but that is from their particular history with the word.
In their lifestyle, the blonde men would come along in the battles to capture the next wave of slaves and sell them along European and Mediterranean coasts. And over time, the blond(e) ones interbred more and more.
The slave trade from Africa got the slaves supplied by African tribes in harbors along the African coast. Some of those African suppliers having gotten more wealthy travelled to e.g. today's USA and lived there as "free" people. However racial segregation over time made their "free" lives increasingly difficult.
The explanation why Europeans would not go into the jungle to capture slaves was simply that no white people would survive malaria long enough.
If you are familiar with the texts in the Christian book called "The Book" (bible), in its "New Testament" (originally in koinè Greek) and with a few of the theological debates, then you may be aware of the debate if the women in Jesus' entourage could have been prostitutes. What could possibly be the origin of this debate? It's not in the manuscripts.
Visiting archaeological sites in Rome, with a guide that was a retired university teacher of Latin and Roman history, in an ancient grave site, he told that in old Rome prostitution was forbidden and the prostitutes could not advertise their business, except in the graveyards. They had little panels with their name, their specialization, and rate - imagine .
My response to him was, wow, all of a sudden the sentence in the new testament "what do you search the living amongst the dead" gets a whole different meaning to me!
The art of leaving out would be called "Jesuit" in my - once dominated by protestant Christians - country and that is a euphemism for "lie".
Historical versus hysterical.
Siiiiuuuuuuuu and who is the girl in the thumbnail?
Visited Lisbon,Portugal last yr, loved the people and food and history....Be wary of TAP Air, wife got covid and they refused my rebook/refund. Other than that, highly recommend, esp Belen
check companies policies before .
Fantastic country who love the English
Yeah, sounds like a dream when you only show the good part, but thats not true when you live in here and also have to consider the cons, but yeah, wouldnt change Portugal for other country, but a lot do, must be a reason why 😉
If we had good rulers who governed for the people and not for corruption and effective and equal justice for everyone, I am sure we would be the best country in the world. However, despite everything, I am proud to be Portuguese with the heritage and education of my ancestors and that one day history will recognize our role in shaping a better world where we always gave our best and yet were robbed of our possessions many times by countries who are our friends...
As a portuguese i confirm this is true
You got the wrong image for carnation celabrations you got images from Brasil Lula's polítics party. Its not even is Portugal. Só sad you almoust nailed it.
And there are so many great photos from the revolution!
Fyi Portugal is not just Lisbon, our country started in Guimarães and Porto e probably the main source of income to the country
in portuguese the "j" isn't silent like in spanish
In Spanish, it's not actually the _j_ that is silent but the _h_ is the one that is silent or _mute._ The _j_ in Spanish sounds like the _h_ in English, so it's not mute.
I like it, but the pronunciation of "azulejos" in Spanish...🤦♀️
Portugal was actually first in pioneering the Age of Discovery & if not for this small but GREAT Nation having a million or so population at the time Portugal would have control of 60+ % of the planet today ( discovered by Portugal > North American continent with knowledge from the Great Vikings allies of the Templars who were 1st there, South American Continent, Half of Africa, big chunk of India, chunks of China, Japan & surrounding area including Philippines , Australia & New Zealand , Madagascar & to many other islands to count all over the globe, Its really quite remarkable what could or better yet, should have been ) ... Population was Portugal's down fall but Portugal still was the first Global Empire, longest lasting Global Empire of over 600 years & first true Global Super power , not to shabby for this small Nations history , Thanks in big part to the knowledge, courage & bravery of its Kings & heroes of its past & the Templars - Order of Christ Templars of course.. lots for the Portuguese people - culture to be proud of no doubt about it , It must be said this very underrated country - culture has been disrespected for to long now, Its beyond me why it is so & quite pathetic that Hollywood continues to ignore it on the big & little screens... Yes quite PATHETIC .. great video.. Thanks , Obrigado :)
King D. Manuel I (first)
Not worst!
Portugal and Spain, former owners of the known world.
Indeed long before all the others!
cool video but nah bro portuguese justice system is totally fucked
Totalmente
Muito obrigado
Sentes-te melhor quando os estrangeiros te mentem? 😅
even if a dictator , Salazar was 100 % honest, saved the country of the Republican economic disaster, and kept Portugal outside of WW2
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Calling Salazar dictator is todays far right parties, simply that.
In Portuguese, j sounds like zh, not h. So, azulejo is pronounced differently than what he says here.
Portugal is great ..... If you are a foreigner, it is incredible, you can buy houses and land, everything is available. Because they do not earn enough to buy houses or land, everything is available to foreigners, we are a Joke 😂😂😂😂😂
Aí devemos ser os piores, um Pais totalmente a cagar-se para os seus cidadãos...
@@hugoandrade3551 memo a serio ,pra um país que vive de histórias eu pergunto se esquecerem do Martin Moniz? Bem o homenzinho literalmente morreu pela cidade , mas políticos permitem que a area fique dominada pelos mesmos mangas que estavam dentro do castelo e se o esquecimento nao bastasse acho que agora ate mesquita vão ter direito , não tem direito a feriado municipal mesmo morrendo pela cidade, pá top né .....
Salazar gave up in 61' his successor Marcelo Caetano is the one that made it last til 74.
Salazar deu a queda que o inutilizou fisicamente, em 1968. Em 1970, faleceu. Caetano tomou o poder em 1968 e governou até 1974.
There's so much more we are known before Ronaldo
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Transporte de Ervas Aromaticas T.E.A. - (Transport of Aromatic Herbs)
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@allaboutcoutries You are pronouncing Azulejos incorrectly. You're speaking like if it was Spanish. The J doesn't have the sound of an H.
Tea is called tea because the transport boxes had a T on it. Meaning “transit”. 😂 That you didn’t know!!! 😅
Errado
mito
Os PT iam buscar o chá onde os chineses o chamavam de tcha e os espanhóis e ingleses iam buscar onde os chineses chamavam de te.
as estórias de TEA ser o acrónimo de transporte de ervas aromáticas. Que a catarina de Bragança quando dava o chá ás companhias da corte dizia para ti. e para ti e outras são mitos urbanos.
t for transporte, E for ervas, A aromaticas. tea.
@@SueCarrico mito.
Portugal comercializava a partir de Macau e a palavra cantonêsa era tcha
Os ingleses comercializavam ( e os espanhóis) a partir de uma zona que na língua nativa dizia-se Te.
That’s a well disproven myth
Ouro sobre Azul...
tudo muito bem, mas houve momentos de inveja no comentário ... tipo, ES/PT dividiram o planeta em 2 , ficou com ciumes no comentário
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Would be nice if the portuguese would stop littering and in general take better care of their country.
Especially Lisbon. Nice thumbnail.
Littering? Do you mean garbage on the floors? Is that it?
Portugal is a medium size country not small!!
Portugal as twice the size o Holand, the same as Austria and almost the same as England. So stop this propaganda!!!!!
Actually the max time you can be behind bars is 2 sentences of 25 years. If you are behind bars and still active on crime, you can still be judge and get another 25…
It’s a rare scene but it happened once
Portugal namely Lisbon was the power seat of the ruthless inquisition and was destroyed during the 1755 earthquake/sunami that some knew was a jugement of God against the persecution and atrocities committed there
Do you even question why the high emigration rate? Because this wonderful country became so poor (specifically after 74) and now is one of the poorest country in Europe. As estatísticas... São só isso. Muitas delas aldrabadas, como é comum acontecer por cá. Joguem mais areia prós olhos, que é bom. Eu vejo a capacidade de compra e o custo de vida de cada português. Sim, somos pobres... Não conseguimos florescer... Só sobreviver. Só alguns é que enriquecem porque roubam ao descarado. Vejam os cofres de Portugal antes e depois de 74. A quantidade de ouro que tínhamos era impressionante. Agora, só não raspam as paredes dos cofres porque conseguem raspar os bolsos dos contribuintes. É um país com muita capacidade de ir longe e crescer muito... mas é tudo muito mal gerido e aproveitado. 🙈🙉🙊
No. It was poor before 74. It was poor since the 18th century (at least). Poor and ignorant (unfortunately). The generation of my grandparents (and probably yours) didn't know how to read or write. That didn't happen in other countries in Europe...including Eastern European countries. Sempre foi um dos países mais pobres da Europa, muito antes de 74....se nao queres ver factos, é problema teu
It's not even among the 20 poorest countries in Europe, it's right in the middle. Check the ranking again.
A low GDP & being 'poor' are not the same thing.
The main economic performance of a country can be seen from its gross domestic product. In other words, the total quantity of all goods and services sold within Portugal minus intermediate consumption. Worldwide gross domestic product in 2023 was at about 13,133 USD per capita. GDP in Portugal, on the other hand, reached USD 27,275 per capita, or 287.08 billion USD for the whole country. Portugal is therefore currently ranked 50 of the major economies. If this is calculated per inhabitant, taking purchasing power parity into account, then Portugal is in the list of the world's richest countries in place 41.
You're kidding, right?
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As a portuguese I can say The facts are real. But the points about the facts are incorrect
I noticed very few obese or overweight people on the streets in your video. Don’t they have American and Mexican food there?
Strong focus on education... yeah sure
António Oliveira Salazar died in 1970
AzuleHos? No! It's azuleJos with the j pronounced as in French. It's Portuguese, not Spanish!
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DE MAMAS DO LÉU DEVE SER TUA
CONTERRÂNEA AS PORTUGUESAS NÃO SE VESTEM ASSIM
NEM ESTÃO A VENDA
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