About 6.4 million returns were filed and 2.3 million refunds paid by early July, with roughly 200 million euros still to go out. Refunds are smaller this year because less was withheld monthly. If you cannot pay, the instalment request closes on 15 September.
Ovom Care was declared insolvent on 25 August. The law requires six months' notice before a fertility clinic closes; patients, most of them British and most of whom paid up front, got none. Some 220 gametes and embryos are due to move to another Lisbon clinic.
Operacao Rota do Atlantico charges nine over 2.5 billion euros of Congolese public works. Prosecutors say 76.7 million euros went to the president's son and finance minister, and more than 180 million to a former football agent. Contestations are due by 3 October.
The government puts eight months of anti-fraud savings at 76.5 million euros, found by matching databases across Portuguese public bodies and European countries. Overseas pensioners have until 15 September to file proof of life.
Portugal filed its draft nature restoration plan with the European Commission on 28 August, three days before the Article 16 deadline and third of twenty-seven member states. The government's own statement counts the measures twice, at 375 and at 386.
The SNS Transparency Portal's daily tape shows 3,195 people waiting on 28 August, 23.5 percent above the same date last year. Long-stay units ran at 97.6 percent occupancy in July, and the count of long-stay beds fell by 57 over the year.
Decreto Regulamentar Regional 16/2026/M froze ten categories of act inside a marked area of São Martinho from Saturday, down to repainting a wall. Article 52 of Lei 31/2014 gives owners a right to compensation, and the freeze runs to 29 August 2028.
