Health INEM's Technicians Call Off Their 14 and 28 September Strikes After Fifty-Six Ambulances Are Left Where They Are 12 September 2026
Economy Portuguese Car-Parts Exports Fell 7.8 Percent to July, and Germany Alone Took 14.3 Percent Less 12 September 2026
Domestic Violence Greater Lisbon Is the Last Gap in Portugal's Child Trauma Counselling Network, and a 648,000 Euro Tender Closing on 6 October Would Fill It 12 September 2026
Trade Unions Portugal's Largest Union Confederation Wants a 1,100 Euro Minimum Wage on 1 January 2027, Eighty Euros Above Where the Signed Accord Ends in 2028 12 September 2026
GNR The GNR Has Detained 173 Fire Suspects This Year, the Most in a Decade, Out of 6,200 Fires It Investigated 11 September 2026
Energy Ninety-Five Percent of the Gas Portugal Burned Last Year Came Ashore at Sines, on 46 Ships, Three of Them Russian 11 September 2026
Education Lisbon Families Whose Children Still Show as Not Placed Are Taking the Education Ministry to Court, and the Desk That Used to Place Them by Hand Is Gone 11 September 2026
Banking From October a Personal Loan for Education or Health May Not Legally Exceed 8.2 Percent, and the Used-Car Ceiling Moves the Other Way to 14.3 11 September 2026
AIMA AIMA's First-Half Scorecard Is Four Percentages Deep, and the Single Absolute Figure It Publishes Is the Number of Compliments 11 September 2026
Politics The Media Regulator Finds Lusa's New Statutes Outside the Law, With the One Safeguard Against Government Control Postponed to 2030 11 September 2026
Families A Vote Next Wednesday Decides Whether Single Parents Are Included in Portugal's Six-Month Paid Parental Leave 11 September 2026
