ERSE published its 2025 technical quality report for the gas sector on Friday. Nigeria supplied half the discharge operations at Sines, the United States 43 percent and Russia the remaining 7 percent, and the Iberian blackout cost one Nigerian tanker 11 hours.
Term has started and the Portal das Matriculas still reads Nao Colocado. The parents have formed a group and are preparing to sue. Two teachers explain what disappeared when the DGEstE was folded into the new AGSE: the only people who could see the whole network.
The Bank of Portugal set the fourth-quarter consumer credit ceilings on Friday. Personal credit falls, car credit rises in all four categories, and credit cards hold at 18.5 percent. The caps are a measurement of last quarter's market, not a decision about the next one.
The agency says appointments at its shops grew more than 60 percent in the first half of 2026 and complaints fell 35.8 percent. The three percentages are mutually consistent and imply a rise of about 64 percent. None of them says how many appointments were actually held.
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The ERC ruled on Wednesday that the restructuring of Portugal's state-owned news agency does not comply with the applicable framework, and that rules of this kind belong in a law of parliament rather than a shareholder resolution.
Friday was the deadline for amendments to the citizens' bill taking initial parental leave to 180 days at full pay. The PSD has proposed leaving single-parent families out of the extension; the Bloco de Esquerda has proposed giving them a year.
