daily-briefing

In today's briefing: • AIMA Cultural Mediators Strike Today • Record Protests Against Trump in US • Portugal Registrou Taxa de Mortalidade Evitável Abaixo da Média da UE • Netanyahu Orders Expansion of Lebanon Buffer Zone • France Investigates Attempted Terrorist Attack on Bank of America in Pari...

POLITICS: PSD dismisses PS threats over Constitutional Court negotiations, calling Carneiro's "tempests" warning "conversation for the claque." Meanwhile, Chega's André Ventura called the court appointment process a "historic opportunity" for...

AIMA Strike Next Monday. Cultural mediators at Portugal's immigration agency AIMA will strike on 30 March, warning the agency cannot function without their interpretation and liaison services. The strike highlights chronic understaffing at AIMA as...

Today's Portugal News Portugal Seeks Budget Surplus Hat Trick Portugal closed 2025 with a 0.7% budget surplus, continuing a streak of better-than-expected fiscal results driven primarily by strong employment and tax revenue growth. The robust labor...

In today's briefing: • Isaltino Morais Charged Over 150,000 Euros in Fake Meal Reimbursements • PS Congress Opens in Viseu on Friday • Immigration Return Law Heads to Parliament • Students Marched for Free Education on National Student's Day • Housing Price Index Surged 17.6 Percent in 2025 • Met...

Labour Reform Talks Enter Final Stretch A critical meeting between the government, employer confederations, and the UGT trade union is scheduled for April 6 to take stock of eight months of labour reform negotiations. The UGT's National Secretariat...