More than 30 organisations under the banner "Não dá mais para viver assim" want rent caps, price controls on essentials and fuel, and a windfall tax on banks, energy firms and retailers.
The PSP's largest union, joined by GNR officers, opens a cycle of protests in seven cities, demanding pre-retirement, better pay and the rest of the 2024 agreement. Careers and working time are on Tuesday's agenda.
The ASPP set a six-week programme of petitions and demonstrations, with Porto on 24 September, Leiria on 1 October, Lisbon on 8 October and Faro on 14 October. Separately, seven GNR and PSP bodies that never signed the 2024 risk-supplement deal gave Luis Neves one week to meet them.
For the fifth time in three years, and the first in 2026, thousands of Portuguese took to the streets on Saturday in what has become a recurring ritual of frustration: marching for the right to housing. Organised by the Casa para Viver (House to...
