Wealthy Americans Flock to Europe for Second Residency Amid Political Uncertainty

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Wealthy Americans are considering moving to Portugal and Italy due to political concerns in the U.S., with some citing intolerance, gun violence, and the upcoming election as reasons for their relocation. Real estate consultants have noted an increase in Americans seeking property options abroad, with inquiries for European passports and citizenship options also on the rise. However, while Europe may seem like a haven, it also faces its own political challenges, and changes in residency programs and right-wing influence are factors to consider.
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