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11h. Government argues that Portugal is moderate in immigration

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Briefings

A Portuguese government claims Portugal remains moderate in immigration following three years of the AIMA program, while a separate event involves a weather-related cancellation of the MotoGP race in Australia. The evidence highlights a specific statement by a high-ranking official regarding immigration policy and a distinct sports event cancellation unrelated to immigration.

Key points

• The Portuguese government states that Portugal remains moderate in immigration following three years of the AIMA program.
• A MotoGP race in Australia was cancelled due to bad weather conditions.

Context

The evidence consists of a single statement from a Portuguese official regarding immigration policy and a separate news item about a sports event cancellation. No additional background on the AIMA program or the specific weather conditions is supplied.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to one official statement and one sports event; no data on AIMA program duration, migration statistics, or specific weather details is provided.

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