The agriculture minister says a new 35 million euro call aims to set up 200 young farmers, with a water licence needed only after approval. The rules are not yet published. Here is how the last call worked, what it paid and who qualified.
Councils are owed hundreds of thousands of euros for school meals, and Odivelas already has 510,408 euros in tax enforcement. Nothing in the law changed today. Who gets free or half-price meals, how to apply mid-year, and how to pay a debt in instalments.
Four Alto Minho councils have opened a public discussion on classifying the Serra d'Arga as a Regional Protected Landscape. What is proposed, the Natura 2000 rules that already bar new quarries and mines, and how to send a comment.
The Council of Ministers has authorised AIMA to spend up to 31.35 million euros on residence permit cards and other security documents made by INCM, the state mint, to cover needs until the first half of 2027. What was approved and what it means for applicants.
A despacho published on 23 October creates a ten-member group to design University Clinical Centres for the SNS hospitals that teach doctors. An interim report is due by 31 December and the final one by 31 March 2027. Nothing changes for patients yet.
The 2027 budget tables give the medical emergency service almost 331 million euros. The Health Ministry ties much of the rise to compulsory home insurance with no start date, no price and no law behind it. What is decided, what is not, and what your policy covers today.
A Finance Ministry order published on 23 October lifts this year's cap on savings and Treasury certificates from 10 billion to 16 billion euros and cuts planned bond and bill issuance. The savings certificate stock hit 45.39 billion euros in September.
