Portugal’s Teachers Strike Shuts 1,500+ Schools, Parents Scramble for Childcare
Portugal’s teachers strike closes 1,500+ schools, leaving parents scrambling for childcare. Unions press for labor reforms as govt sticks to its bill.
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Portugal’s teachers strike closes 1,500+ schools, leaving parents scrambling for childcare. Unions press for labor reforms as govt sticks to its bill.
Socialist MPs summon Minister António Leitão Amaro after the state buys 100% of Lusa, warning the deal could undermine independence and press freedom in Portugal.
Discover how parliamentary immunity delayed Chega MP Pedro Frazão’s 2021 tweet defamation case until January 2026—and what it means for the courts in Portugal.
Continente, Pingo Doce, Lidl and other chains expect to keep stores open despite the 11 December strike. Check hours, buy perishables early and use coupons.
Catarina Martins filed 9,500 signatures—2,000 above the minimum—securing entry to Portugal’s 2026 presidential race, where she vows to tackle housing costs.
Portugal plans 23,000 deportations and tightens visa rules in 2025, ending regularisation. Learn what the tougher stance means for expats and employers.
Portugal's public-sector strike closes schools, canteens and halts waste collection. Check which services remain open near you and find emergency study rooms.
Portugal’s watchdog clears Novo Banco’s €262m takeover of Unibanco’s consumer-credit unit. Learn how it could affect rates, jobs, your card terms and market.
FC Porto edged Malmö 2-1 in the Europa League as Victor Froholdt dominated midfield, leaving the Dragões one win from a knockout spot. Read tactical analysis.