Politics The Inspectorate That Watched Portugal's 308 Councils Was Folded Into the Finance Ministry in 2011, and Its Published Audits Have Gone From 28 a Year to Two 12 September 2026
Economy A Former Prime Minister and a Socialist MP Put Portugal's Growth at 1.1 Percent a Year Since 1999, and Montenegro Answers That Nobody Changes a Country by Complaining 12 September 2026
Education One Lisbon Music School's Injunction Has Frozen the Whole Country's Artistic-Education Funding, and the Ministry Cannot Say When the Lists Will Appear 12 September 2026
Justice A 107-Year-Old Police Force Sued the Portuguese State on Friday, and Its Inspectors Say Local Commands Now Close at Five With One Officer on Duty 12 September 2026
Porto Porto Is Paying for Five Health Centres Itself, Almost Eleven Million Euros After the Recovery Plan Covered Just 300,000 12 September 2026
Azores The Azores Set Aside 6.54 Million Euros for Boats That Lost Fishing Ground to the Marine Park, Spread Across Three Budget Years to 2028 12 September 2026
Environment Twelve Oeste Councils Reject the Serra d'El-Rei Kaolin Mine, and Say Its Impact Study Puts Homes Four Kilometres Away When Some Stand at Twenty Metres 12 September 2026
Defence A Diplomat Takes the Chair of the Body Watching Portugal's 5.8 Billion Euro Defence Loan, With PSD, Chega and PS Given Seats Inside It 12 September 2026
Aviation Ponta Delgada's Chamber of Commerce Asks the Competition Regulator Why Lisbon to the Azores Costs More Than Cabo Verde to the Azores 12 September 2026
Politics The Constitutional Court Has Now Twice Voided PAN's Leadership Election, and Says Ordering a New Congress Is Not Its Job 12 September 2026
Education Portugal Finished 402 Specialised Technology Centres in Its Schools for 500 Million Euros, Thirty-Seven More Than the Target 12 September 2026
