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Amanda Remained "Pressure" in the Portuguese Immigration System and Decided to Create an App to Help Those Who Are Unable to Regularise Themselves.

Summary by Jornal Expresso
After living in an administrative line and starting to collect witnesses to try a complaint against the Portuguese State at international courts, Brazilian Amanda Abreu created MIRA, an application to help immigrants who want to regulate themselves in the country.
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Amanda Remained "Pressure" in the Portuguese Immigration System and Decided to Create an App to Help Those Who Are Unable to Regularise Themselves.

After living in an administrative line and starting to collect witnesses to try a complaint against the Portuguese State at international courts, Brazilian Amanda Abreu created MIRA, an application to help immigrants who want to regulate themselves in the country.

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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Portugal on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
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