Lisbon Mayor Carlos Moedas said the câmara was 'caught by surprise' by 93 reconstruction-aid candidaturas filed by Lisbon residents through a government platform the CML only got on 20 May. The dispute opens a new front between Moedas and central government on post-Storm-Kristin support.
The Ministério Público charged three suspects on 27 May with a 2015-2023 scheme that diverted uncertified aircraft components to TAP and Hi Fly — parts that posed 'medium or high' safety risks. Charges include criminal association, peculato and atentado against air-transport safety.
The Conselho das Finanças Públicas projects 2027-28 primary current spending growth above the path Finance Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento committed to Brussels. The Thursday 28 May reading flags rigidity in pensions and civil-service wages and calls the 2% growth forecast overly optimistic.
A Banco de Portugal audit puts Portugal's average crédito-habitação spread at 0.89 percentage points in 2024 — a third of the 2.68 points banks charged in 2014. Nearly nine in ten new contracts were written at sub-1% spreads as competition and liquidity pushed the structural margin down.
Millennium BCP filed a €407.46 million buyback with the CMVM on 27 May — double the 2025 cycle — with JPMorgan running the book from 4 June to 4 December 2026. The cap covers up to 1.184 billion shares (8% of capital) at a 15%-band around average trading prices; all to be cancelled.
TEKEVER opens a Tallinn office and names Tuuli Vors as Baltic Market Lead while deploying crews into Spring Storm 2026 — the Estonian Defence Forces' largest annual exercise, fielding 12,000-plus Allied troops. Tallinn joins a hub map running Lisbon, Ukraine, Bristol, Swindon and North Carolina.
Pordata's Wednesday 27 May read off Eurostat 2025 data fixes the Portuguese working week at 37.4 hours — 1.5 hours above the 35.9-hour EU-27 average and sixth-most among the 27 Member States. Bulgaria leads at 39.0h, the Netherlands sits at 32.1h. Adjacent reads also bracket the file.
