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Portuguese social security reform and fiscal policy

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Latest: Portugal: Prime Minister claims 15% net wage growth over two years

The debate over Portugal’s pension sustainability has intensified following a government-commissioned report coordinated by economist Jorge Bravo. The study concludes the Social Security system is in deficit, a finding c

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Intermunicipal congress on child and youth protection

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Latest: Portuguese conferences address child protection and elderly vulnerability

The 5th Intermunicipal Congress on the Protection of Children and Youth was held in Esposende. Organized by the Commissions for the Protection of Children and Youth (CPCJ) and the municipalities of Esposende, Barcelos, V

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Cultural and heritage celebrations in Portugal

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Latest: Portugal municipalities mark World Tourism Day with heritage and tech initiatives

Portuguese municipalities continue to host diverse cultural, linguistic, and heritage initiatives. Linguistic celebrations include the IV Festa das Línguas in Picote, focusing on the preservation of Mirandese, and the II

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Global urban park and landscape development

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Latest: Urban park development projects advance in Córdoba and Valparaíso

Various urban park and landscape transformation projects are progressing across multiple regions. In Maspalomas, the Oasis Palmeral project is renovating approximately 90,000 square meters with a budget of roughly 6.06

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Portugal 2026 cultural festivals and tourism

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Latest: Sabrosa village attracts tourists with traditional grape treading

Summer festivals and viticulture-focused tourism expanded across Portugal through August 2026. The Festas do Povo in Campo Maior returned after an eleven-year hiatus, a UNESCO-listed event featuring approximately 50 tonn

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