Water One Rulebook for Every Water Bill in Portugal: Four Consumption Bands, a Daily Standing Charge, and a List of Fees Nobody May Charge You Again 11 September 2026
Lisbon A Cafe With an Esplanade Would Sweep Five Metres of Pavement Instead of Two Under Lisbon's Draft Waste Rules, and the Minimum Fine Rises to 90 Euros 10 September 2026
PSP Portugal's Police Open Two Fronts on Pay in a Single Afternoon: Protests in Four Cities From 22 September, and a One-Week Deadline for the Interior Minister 10 September 2026
Health A 1962 Decree Still Bars an Unvaccinated Child From Sitting an Exam in a Portuguese School, and This Week the State Deleted the Page That Said So 10 September 2026
Immigration Brussels Finished Its Border-Data Bargain With Washington on Thursday, and What Portugal Actually Hands Over Will Be Settled in a Separate Deal 10 September 2026
Justice A Decree Published on Wednesday Reopens Promotions Inside Portugal's Court Registries, and the Union Says Nine in Ten Section Chiefs Are Only Acting 10 September 2026
Business Hotels and Restaurants Drove Portuguese Insolvencies Up 36 Percent to August, While New Company Registrations Fell for the Year 10 September 2026
Business Portugal's Trade and Investment Agency Gets Its Fourth President in Three Years, and Two of the Departures Cost It Compensation 10 September 2026
Education The Education Minister Will Pilot a Single Six-Year Basic Cycle in 2027/28, and First Cycle Teachers Would Lose Three Hours of Their 25-Hour Week 10 September 2026
Politics Two Braille Ballot Templates per Polling Station: the Azores Electoral Law Changes on Friday, and an Unbalanced Candidate List Now Falls Whole 10 September 2026
Energy From 2028 Portugal's Fuel Suppliers Must Buy Carbon Permits for Every Litre Burned in Homes and Cars, and Missing the Deadline Costs 100 Euros a Tonne 10 September 2026
