domingo, 28 de setembro de 2025

Em 25 % das turmas, em Portugal, 15 % dos alunos não falam português

 

 

Em média, os professores têm nas suas turmas cerca de 12 % de alunos cuja língua materna não é o português e 25 % reportam acima de 15 % (...) no ano lectivo 22/23, os alunos estrangeiros representavam em média, entre 15 e 20 % no Algarve, na Grande Lisboa e na Península de Setúbal ("Correio da Manhã")

A cobardia, o anonimato e a sua definição (V)

 

"Cobarde: alguém que, numa situação perigosa, pensa com as pernas."

Bikini versus burca

 


Crime by migrants in Germany went up by 79% in 2015, with offences including sex assaults and murder on the rise


 

"Crime and immigration: evidence from large immigration waves" - Review of Economic and Statistics

 


Imigrantes e o impacto no aumento do crime

 


Bangladeshi-born ex-UK mayor of Enfield, tried to secure visas for 41 family members and friends, reports The Telegraph

 

Councillor Mohammad Amirul Islam, former mayor of Enfield Council in north London, is accused of sending both “official” and “doctored” letters bearing the council’s crest to the British High Commission in Dhaka, urging embassy staff to treat visa applications “favourably”. 

A Bangladeshi-born former Labour mayor abused his mayoral office to try to secure immigration visas to bring 41 family members and friends from Bangladesh to United Kingdom, according to an investigation by The Telegraph.

Councillor Mohammad Amirul Islam, former mayor of Enfield Council in north London, is accused of sending both "official" and "doctored" letters bearing the council's crest to the British High Commission in Dhaka, urging embassy staff to treat visa applications "favourably".

The letters, seen by The Telegraph, reveal how he wrote to embassy staff urging them to "ensure a smooth visa application process" for "good friends" and family to attend his inauguration as mayor in May 2024.The B usiness Standard Google News Keep updated, follow The Business Standard's Google news channel. The Home Office is now investigating Islam, 47, over possible immigration offences.
Letters were sent to embassy staff in Dhaka to ‘ensure a smooth visa application process’ for friends and family of Cllr Islam. A separate 160-page independent report commissioned by the council found he had brought the authority into disrepute by using his position to "advance personal and private interests". Investigators said that Islam had sent some letters even before becoming mayor, with others dating back to his time as deputy mayor.

The letters included passport numbers and dates of birth and offered "full support and endorsement" for friends and relatives to attend his mayoral inauguration. Thirteen letters were prepared through the council's mayoral office, while Mr Islam admitted to personally preparing at least six more. The origins of another 11 remain disputed, though investigators believe they were also sent by him.

Despite 41 invitations being extended, only one Bangladeshi guest from the list attended the ceremony. Council staff reportedly felt "uncomfortable" drafting letters for visa applications, prompting Islam to "doctor" further correspondence to make them appear official. Each letter promised that he would cover all expenses for the visitors, who were expected to stay at his Enfield home.

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PS: The percentage of immigrants from Banglaseh to Portugal is around 120 thousand. For the first time, there are candidates from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh in the lists for the local elections, at October 12th.


 

 

What is the feeling of migrants in Germany, about the country where they live?