Justice More Than 150 Prisoners in Porto Put Their Names to a Complaint About the Food, and the Rulebook Gives the Prison Thirty Days 13 September 2026
Education An Azorean Student Pays at Most 89 Euros to Fly to the Mainland, and the Socialists Want the Rest of the Journey Off the Tax Bill 13 September 2026
Politics Livre Opens Its Autumn Accusing the Government of Passing the Rejected Labour Package One Chapter at a Time 13 September 2026
Society A Second Unlicensed Car Workshop Surfaced in Rio de Mouro Inside Four Days, and This One Had a Man Living in the Shed Behind It 13 September 2026
Health Twenty-Five Patients Who Would Have Been Flown to England Were Operated On in Lisbon Instead, and the Saving Is Put at More Than 1.5 Million Euros a Year 13 September 2026
Economy Europe Is Debating Whether to Bring Its Gold Home From New York, and Portugal Quietly Finished That Job in 2021 13 September 2026
Economy Portuguese Services Billed 2.1 Percent More in July and Sold 2.6 Percent Less, With Hotels and Restaurants Falling for a Fourth Month 13 September 2026
Environment Two Forest Sapper Teams Tend 200 Hectares a Year in a Council That Holds 21,300 Hectares of Forest 13 September 2026
Defense A Portuguese Brigadier General Inherits the EU's Mozambique Mission on Monday, and Its Legal Mandate Expires Fifteen Weeks Later 13 September 2026
Tourism Locks and Quays Are the Ceiling on Portugal's Water Tourism, After 1.39 Million Passengers on the Douro Last Year 13 September 2026
