Justice Lawyers and Solicitadores Join Forces Against Unlicensed Legal Advisers, Urging Residents to Check the Register Before They Pay 2 November 2026
Debt Nearly Two Million Portuguese Households Carry Debt, and Half of Them Hand Over at Least 15 Percent of Their Income to Repay It 2 November 2026
SNS Government Pumps Another 1,538 Million Euros Into the SNS for Medicines and Exams as This Year's Health Top-Ups Pass 2.7 Billion 2 November 2026
Politics Seguro Gathers the Council of State at Belém on Social Cohesion as Porto's Housing Camp Sleeps Undisturbed and 13 Detainees Face Judges 2 November 2026
Strikes Public Sector Workers Strike for 24 Hours Today at the STTS Union's Call: Schools May Not Open, but Chemotherapy and Dialysis Go Ahead 2 November 2026
Climate Change Last Winter's Atmospheric Rivers Already Carried the Moisture Models Expect in a High-Emissions Future, a New Study Finds 2 November 2026
Health 1.34 Million Flu Jabs in Four Weeks, but Only One in Five Over-60s in the Algarve Has Had One, Half the Rate in the North 2 November 2026
Housing Government Counts on an AI Platform to Cut Planning Waits by 60 to 70 Percent, With Council Pilots Due Before the Year Is Out 1 November 2026
Holidays Portugal's 2027 Calendar Has Three Long Weekends and Four Bridge Days, but Four Fixed Holidays Land on a Weekend 1 November 2026
Jobs Coloplast's Biggest Factory Worldwide Is Now Running in Felgueiras: 350 Staff Today and a Target of 800 Within Three Years 1 November 2026
Évora University of Évora Lines Up Two New Student Residences With About 260 Beds for 2027, as Students Protest Higher Fees 1 November 2026
