The Defence Minister says a new version of the fitness tables is coming. His predecessor's order, which also stopped some chronic illnesses from ruling candidates out, was approved but never took effect.
The ministry cites a reorganisation. Ricardo Carrilho had refused to sign off a 26 million euro payment to SIRESP without a written order, and has asked to see the prime minister.
The intelligence system says nothing classified was taken and its own systems were never breached, but parts of a limited number of job applications sat on the contractor's server, alongside data from dozens of other clients.
The law gave the state until 30 September to reassess the 2023 ruling that keeps high-risk vendors out of 5G. The Ministry of the Presidency says that was done, but will not say what was decided or when it will be known.
A Council of Ministers resolution backdates a six-month extension of the programme for young people in poor neighbourhoods, which ran out on 30 September, while the tenth generation is prepared. AIMA's budget will carry the arrears.
The CGA says a system fault overvalued retirement pensions awarded from May to August by counting years beyond a 40-year career. Pensioners have ten days to contest, and it is not yet clear whether the extra money must be paid back.
The official vacancy map for the 2026 medical residency is out: 1,595 hospital places, 675 in family medicine, more in emergency medicine and fewer in paediatrics and surgery, with the choice made online for the first time.
