An order published on Wednesday sets the rules for Portugal's share of the EU agricultural reserve: flat payments for open-field crops, greenhouses, pigs and dairy cows, capped at 50,000 euros per farmer and paid by the end of February.
A new order compensates small mainland boats that rely on sole for part of what they lost after the catch limit was used up. The payout is based on each boat's 2024 and 2025 sales, with a 500 euro minimum.
Reports by Deloitte and the national exams board on this summer's on-screen marking describe a double failure in identifying papers, trouble in four core subjects and a proposal for a contracted, paid pool of teacher markers.
Eurostat counts 11,190 non-EU nationals told to leave Portugal in the second quarter, behind only France, but only 330 recorded returns, 40 of them forced. Brazilians and Angolans received almost half the orders.
About 431,000 households on Portugal's regulated gas tariff pay more from 1 October: 0.91 euros a month for a couple, 1.62 euros for a family of four. Network charges also rise for the 1.14 million on the free market.
The food hall beside São Bento station says the metro building site cost it sales, advertising money and its image. Metro do Porto blames its contractor, says access was never cut and argues that disruption from public works gives no automatic right to compensation.
The two bidders for 44.9 percent of TAP deliver final offers to Parpública on 30 September, with a choice due in mid-October. Cabinet approval and EU competition clearance still follow, and the President has warned against selling for the money alone.
