ETIAS The EU's ETIAS Travel Permit Still Has No Start Date: What Relatives Visiting Portugal Will Need, and Why Residents Are Exempt 19 October 2026
Tax Portugal Improves Its Score in a US Think Tank's Tax Competitiveness Index but Stays 33rd in the OECD 19 October 2026
Rail Infraestruturas de Portugal Aims to Run a Quarter of the Railway on Solar Power, Beginning With a 10 Million Euro Plant at Entroncamento 19 October 2026
minimum wage Inflation Shaves the Real Gain From Portugal's 920 Euro Minimum Wage to About 2.6 Percent, a Third Less Than in 2025, as 970 Euros Is Pencilled In for 2027 19 October 2026
AICEP AICEP Recovered 5.1 Million Euros From Qimonda's Insolvency Last Year, 17 Years After the Vila do Conde Chipmaker Failed, and More May Follow 19 October 2026
Maritime Lisbon's Laid-Up Liner Funchal Is Sold for Scrap to the Turkish Breakers Who Took the Lisboa and the Porto 19 October 2026
Housing Politicians Rewriting Portugal's Rental Law Declare More Than 1,000 Properties Between Them, Público Finds: What They Must Disclose and When They Must Declare an Interest 19 October 2026
Courts Lisbon Judge Rules Today Whether 59 Accused in the Tutti Frutti Local Government Corruption Case Go to Trial 19 October 2026
José Sócrates José Sócrates Goes on Trial Again Today, This Time for Money Laundering, as the Main Operação Marquês Corruption Trial Runs On 19 October 2026
Immigration A Man Under a French Expulsion Order Is Arrested in Lisbon Over a Sham Marriage, a Crime Punished by Up to Five Years in Prison 19 October 2026
Porto Porto Puts Five Public Defibrillators on Its Streets and Will Train Neighbours to Use Them: Where They Are, and What to Do if Someone Collapses 19 October 2026
