Alzheimer Portugal is urging the state to reimburse lecanemab and donanemab, the first drugs shown to slow early Alzheimer's, which currently cost patients up to €40,000 out of pocket while INFARMED weighs whether the SNS should fund them.
ANAC has excluded the Iberia-linked Union South consortium from the seven-year ground-handling tender at Lisbon, Porto and Faro, saying it failed to prove it could mobilise the resources it promised, and has called Menzies-owned SPdH to advance instead.
Labour Minister Maria do Rosario Palma Ramalho says the government 'neither opens nor closes the door' to a 2027 minimum wage above the agreed €970, as the UGT pushes for €1,000 and a junior minister urges faster rises ahead of autumn Social Concertation talks.
Prosecutors and the Judicial Police have opened an inquiry touching Interior Minister Luis Neves over a trailer seized in a record cocaine case that vanished from an impound and resurfaced at a contractor's yard. Neves says he welcomes the probe and denies wrongdoing.
The ICNF placed 23 municipalities across five interior districts at maximum wildfire danger on 21 July, with roughly 80 more at 'very high' risk, as IPMA warns temperatures will keep climbing through the week and Civil Protection enforces a raft of fire-season bans.
The three year warranty, the two year presumption in your favour, the repair, replace, or refund order, and the law behind it.
Google's Nuvem cable has been moored at Sines, giving Portugal its first direct subsea link to the United States and its first ever to the Azores. Running 6,900 km from South Carolina via Bermuda and São Miguel, the €500 million system carries up to 384 Tbps and enters service in 2027.
