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Portugal passes austerity budget as recession deepens The queues outside African and South American consulates in Lisbon are getting longer by the day as more Portuguese are hoping to try their luck overseas, especially in Angola and Brazil. Europe is now considered a has-been with poor prospects for the young, well educated, Portuguese elite.
In this edition of Reporter we talk to some of those heading aboard about their hopes and fears.
More about: Brazil, Economic crisis, Immigration, Portugal, Portugal’s debt, UnemploymentCopyright © 2012 euronews
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