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Festas de Lisboa 2026 Run From 29 May to 28 June Under the 'Somos Lisboa, Somos Europa' Banner — Forty-Plus Initiatives, the Grand March on the Night of 12 June and the Sixteen Casamentos de Santo António Frame the Programme

Festas de Lisboa 2026 Run From 29 May to 28 June Under the 'Somos Lisboa, Somos Europa' Banner — Forty-Plus Initiatives, the Grand March on the Night of 12 June and the Sixteen Casamentos de Santo António Frame the Programme

The Câmara Municipal de Lisboa opens the 2026 edition of Festas de Lisboa on Thursday 29 May with a free public concert, kicking off a month-long programme that runs through Sunday 28 June and slots together more than 40 initiatives across the city....
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Certificados de Aforro Pull €537.6 Million in April 2026 — Twelve-Month High Drives Outstanding Stock to a Record €41.7 Billion as the Series F Per-Saver Ceiling Stepped Up From €100,000 to €250,000 on 24 April

Certificados de Aforro Pull €537.6 Million in April 2026 — Twelve-Month High Drives Outstanding Stock to a Record €41.7 Billion as the Series F Per-Saver Ceiling Stepped Up From €100,000 to €250,000 on 24 April

Portuguese households pushed a net €537.6 million into Certificados de Aforro (CA) in April 2026 — the strongest single-month inflow in the last twelve months and the nineteenth consecutive month of stock expansion — according to Banco de Portugal...
The Portugal Brief
José Azevedo Pereira Steps Into the Banco Montepio CEO Seat on Friday 22 May After Pedro Leitão's Six-Year Run — Mutualista Pushes the Opening Mandate Toward Higher Dividend Payouts

José Azevedo Pereira Steps Into the Banco Montepio CEO Seat on Friday 22 May After Pedro Leitão's Six-Year Run — Mutualista Pushes the Opening Mandate Toward Higher Dividend Payouts

José Azevedo Pereira took office as the new chief executive of Banco Montepio on Friday 22 May 2026, succeeding Pedro Leitão after a six-year run that returned the institution to dividend distribution — and with the mutualista shareholder pressing for higher payouts from the next cycle onwards.
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