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CGTP Sounds the Wednesday 3 June Greve Geral One Week Out — CP Trains, TAP Cabin Crew, Autoeuropa Workers and Frente Comum Sign On as Rosário Palma Ramalho's 12-Proposition Labour Reform Sidelines the Confederation

CGTP Sounds the Wednesday 3 June Greve Geral One Week Out — CP Trains, TAP Cabin Crew, Autoeuropa Workers and Frente Comum Sign On as Rosário Palma Ramalho's 12-Proposition Labour Reform Sidelines the Confederation

Seven days out from the Wednesday 3 June greve geral, the CGTP's adhesion list has lengthened to CP rail, TAP cabin crew, Autoeuropa workers, AIMA mediators and Frente Comum — the most broadly subscribed labour stoppage Portugal has lined up in more than a decade.
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Park in Lisbon — the 96th Feira do Livro returns to Parque Eduardo VII for 19 days.

96th Feira do Livro de Lisboa Pitches at Parque Eduardo VII for the 27 May to 14 June 2026 Run — 350 Pavilhões, 900 Editorial Chancelas and 2,200 Events Frame the 19-Day Cycle With Five New APEL Entrants

The 96th Feira do Livro de Lisboa opens at Parque Eduardo VII on 27 May for a 19-day run to 14 June 2026 — 350 pavilhões, 900 chancelas, more than 2,200 events, five new APEL entrants and immersive add-ons including cinema ao ar livre and silent-reading sessions.
The Portugal Brief
Aerial view of Lisbon — Esri Portugal's ArcGIS platform underpins IMI digitalisation.

Esri Portugal Powers the Autoridade Tributária's IMI Digitalisation Run on ArcGIS — €14 Million 2025 Revenue Lines Up Behind a 20% 2026 Growth Target and Satellite Cross-Referencing of Undeclared Buildings

Esri Portugal's ArcGIS platform sits behind the Autoridade Tributária's geospatial digitalisation of IMI calculations — €14 million 2025 revenue, a 20% 2026 growth target, 400 decentralised products, and satellite cross-referencing that flags undeclared buildings escaping the property-tax base.
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Praça do Comércio in Lisbon under blue sky, framing Portugal's Q1 2026 listed-company earnings cycle.

Portugal Inc.'s Q1 2026 Earnings Cycle Splits Bank-Industrial — €1.279bn at the Big Five, Crédito Agrícola Falls 26% on Storm Kristin and TAP Trims Its Loss to €39.9 Million

Portugal's Q1 2026 earnings tape lands with a bank-industrial split — Big-Five banks clear €1.279bn against Crédito Agrícola's 26% slide on Storm Kristin claims, while Altri swings to a €7.3M loss and TAP cuts its quarterly loss to €39.9M as Americas long-haul demand kicks in.
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