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Francisco Assis loses his immunity so an Almada judge can open a pretrial investigation into a March 2022 press release he issued as president of the Economic and Social Council. The Public Prosecutor's Office had closed the case as free expression.
SATA Holding said on Tuesday that 11 parties met the 14 September deadline to bid for all of SATA Handling. Azores Airlines, on sale in a separate process, drew eight. Both are conditions of the EU-approved restructuring plan.
A CCDR-N bulletin published on Tuesday puts northern Portugal's population at 3,790,554 in 2025, up 5.2 percent since 2021 after a decade of decline. Net migration of 235,170 did the work; the natural balance stayed 48,000 in the red.
The order implementing the government's September announcement pays a per-hectare rate scaled by how far this year's crop sits above a grower's own five-year average. The grapes have to stay on the vine until the IVDP has been to look at them.
Tuesday's Council of Ministers resolution approves a second phase for AMALIA, aimed at building tools that can sit inside public services rather than behind a chat window. Separately, the government says it will approach media companies for access to their recent archives.
A new INE release digs into the 2025 National Health Survey and finds that education pushes preventive care in two opposite directions: the checks a nurse does in the room reach the least educated most, and the tests you have to book yourself reach them least.
