Portugal Retains A (high) Credit Rating Amid Surplus and Declining Debt
DBRS keeps Portugal's credit rating at A (high), citing a third budget surplus and debt set to dip below 90% of GDP by 2026—see what it means for borrowers and investors.
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DBRS keeps Portugal's credit rating at A (high), citing a third budget surplus and debt set to dip below 90% of GDP by 2026—see what it means for borrowers and investors.
In Portugal’s presidential race, António Seguro tells undecided voters sympathy isn’t enough—only a ballot counts. See how turnout could tip tonight’s result.
Portugal chooses its next president from a record 11 candidates. Housing costs, long healthcare waits and low wages dominate the campaign, making a runoff likely.
Portugal’s Supreme Court rejects GNR officer António Ribeiro’s habeas corpus after a 16-hour Felgueiras standoff, confirming a 13-year sentence, setting precedent.
As Portugal heads into a crucial election, Chega’s André Ventura clashes with Admiral Gouveia e Melo over ‘order’, hinting at security reforms on 18 Jan—follow the clash.
Former Admiral Henrique Gouveia e Melo vows to unclog Portugal’s courts, tame soaring rents and slash red tape in the 2026 presidential race. Read the plan.
As Portugal heads to the polls, Jorge Pinto urges strategic voting to stop a far-right runoff with the favourite. Sunday's outcome may hinge on his 5-8% support.
Far-right hopeful André Ventura donned camouflage in Ponte de Lima, vowing 'order' after Sunday's vote—a pledge experts warn could test Portugal's Constitution.
With Portugal’s 18 Jan 2026 vote a week away, over 500,000 veterans say the promised Veteran Institute and free drug coverage remain snarled in red tape.