João Lourenço: "Angola Did More in 50 Years than the Colonial Regime in 500"

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The Angolan President criticises investment in the colonial regime and admits inconsistencies with the foreign law: "The minimum is Portugal to treat immigrants no more than its migrants were treated".

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The Angolan President, João Lourenço, considered this Wednesday that there is "something uncomfortable" concerning the new provisions of the national law adopted by the Portuguese Parliament.

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The Angolan President, João Lourenço, considered yesterday that there is “some discomfort” regarding the new provisions of the nationality law, approved by the Portuguese parliament. “In fact, there is some discomfort. Brazil had the courage to express that same discomfort already. We haven't said anything so far, but it's clear that we're following the evolution of the situation very carefully,” said João Lourenço, in an interview with TVI/CNN …

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"In fact, there is some sort of inc. Brazil had the courage to express it in the same way. N s at n we said nothing, but obviously we are following the evolution of the situation or with great interest in it," said I Louren or, in an interview TV/CNN Portugal.

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"There is actually some discomfort. Brazil had the courage to express the same discomfort already. We have not said anything until here, but it is obvious that we are following the evolution of the situation with great attention," said João Laurenço, in an interview to TV/CNN Portugal. João Laurenço recognized Portugal's sovereignty in immigration issues: "You only receive it in your home whom you want. Portugal is even a country of citizens who…

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In an exclusive interview to CNN Portugal, the president of Angola is disappointed with the new immigration law approved by the Portuguese Government. On a time when Angola celebrates the 50 years of independence and before visiting Portugal, João Laurenço rejects the idea that Portugal is the port of Angola's entry into Europe. An exclusive interview conducted by João Fernando Ramos.