Portugal’s 350,000 Civil Servants to Get February Pay Rise, Higher Meal Allowance
From February 2026, 350,000 Portuguese civil servants gain at least €56 plus a €6.15 meal allowance—see how much back-pay lands in your account.
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From February 2026, 350,000 Portuguese civil servants gain at least €56 plus a €6.15 meal allowance—see how much back-pay lands in your account.
Real Madrid travel to Lisbon without Militão, Bellingham, Rodrygo and Asencio. Discover how the absences—and Mbappé’s return—are driving Benfica ticket prices down and reshaping local transport plans.
Portugal’s €1.3B surplus could bring lower income taxes, upgraded local services and cheaper mortgages for residents—discover what the 2026 State Budget holds.
Portugal’s storms shut 206 roads, stretching commutes, delaying deliveries and prompting remote-work. Find detours, support measures and travel tips.
Portugal’s Football Federation probes FC Porto’s Clássico gamesmanship, risking fines and closed-door games. A multi-ball rollout could curb delays—learn more.
EU takes observer seat on Trump's Gaza Peace Council, unlocking €5B in rebuild tenders; Portuguese engineering and energy firms can bid for expansion.
Porto’s Estádio do Dragão hosted the FIFA 2026 World Cup trophy, launching a €70M stadium revamp, new multi-sport pavilion, public pitch hours and local jobs.
talkSPORT host brands Ruben Amorim an ‘impostor’, casting doubt on Portuguese coaches’ future in the Premier League. Discover how this shift could affect fans in Portugal.
Almada shuts unstable Costa de Caparica cliffs, evacuates residents. Read how to access hotel stays, rent aid and EU disaster funds. Act now. Apply today!