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Sports · EconomyBernardo Silva’s 2026 deadline and Portugal tax break could trigger Benfica’s record bid—discover how this reshapes Liga Portugal, TV deals and fan experience.
Economy · EnvironmentStorm-damaged power grid in Marinha Grande leaves 20% of homes without electricity. Learn how residents can claim compensation, request aid and track repairs.
Culture · TourismSetúbal Jazz Festival 2026 returns 5–14 Feb: 10 nights of jazz in cinemas, churches & free photo shows—boosting winter tourism for local cafés and hotels.
Culture · TourismExplore Porto’s Serralves Museum for Joan Miró’s late works paired with 50+ contemporary pieces. Tickets from €12, free Sundays. Open until Jan 2027—plan visit.
Digital Lifestyle · TechFraud gangs are using AI deepfakes and crypto to target Portuguese online daters ahead of Valentine’s. Spot red flags, use video checks, and learn how to report.
Environment · TransportationMoita lifts flood emergency: schools and riverfront cafés reopen. Roads clear but showers may return. Keep flood barriers ready and update insurance.
Economy · National NewsStorm-hit homes and businesses in 68 Portuguese municipalities automatically get tax payments and filings deferred to 30 April—no paperwork, no penalties.
Environment · National NewsE-Redes cuts Portugal power outages to about 11,000 customers, yet Leiria remains dark. See generator locations and timeline for full grid restoration.
Tech · EconomyDiscover NOVA Law’s 38 proposals to outlaw dark patterns, require human oversight of gig platforms and safeguard Portuguese workers under EU rules by 2026.