Lisbon Is Thriving. But at What Price for Those Who Live There?

In New York Times, by RAPHAEL MINDERMAY 23, 2018:

«Not long ago, Portugal’s capital, Lisbon, was a backwater. Today the city is booming. But who has gained and who has lost has become a divisive issue for residents. Its historical center was dotted with decrepit and semi-abandoned buildings. Some downtown squares were the domain of prostitutes and drug dealers. The city served as a display case for the devastation of Europe’s debt crisis. [...]»