Listing the ‘levels of dissatisfaction’, Expresso shows that:

• 91% of the country is “little or not satisfied” over levels of taxation
• 88% is little or not satisfied about the availability of housing
• 79% about life in general
• 78% about policies to combat crime
• 76% is little of not satisfied with social mobility (even when a person is working hard…)
• 74% with the country’s State health system (in the Algarve/ Alentejo that percentage rises to 90%)
• 68% with the quality of education
• 67% with the position of ethnic minorities in society
• 67% is also little or not satisfied with the number of immigrants in Portugal
• 61% with the way in which the environment and Nature are protected
• 55% with the position of women in society
• 50% with the investment in science and technology in Portugal
• 50% also is little or not satisfied with the role Portugal plays in the world

Nobel Foundation cancels Russia, Belarus, Iran invites to annual prize awards

That announcement prompted the leaders of several Swedish political parties to say they would boycott the ceremonies.

"We recognise the strong reactions in Sweden," the foundation said in a statement on Saturday.

"We, therefore, choose to repeat last year's exception to regular practice – that is, to not invite the ambassadors of Russia, Belarus and Iran to the Nobel Prize award ceremony in Stockholm."