Immigrant Families Use Food Aid to Manage Tighter Budgets
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Inaccessible housing, precarious jobs and lengthy regularization processes. Immigrant associations report a worsening of the crisis that affects Brazilians, Guineans, Angolans and são Tomens.
The rise in the cost of living is aggravating the difficulties of many immigrant families in Portugal, which, like other Portuguese, reduce food expenditure and resort to donations to meet monthly burdens.
Associations warn about the pressure of the cost of living on Portuguese-speaking immigrants, aggravated by precarious jobs and difficulties of regularization.
Association Unidos de Cabo Verde, in Amadora, distributes assistance for the needy population of the neighborhood of Casal da Mira, where some equation the stay in Portugal.
There are those who ask for loans to pay the rent and those who depend on food baskets to survive.
The increase in the cost of living is forcing many immigrant families in Portugal to reduce expenditure on food and to resort to donations to meet monthly burdens.
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