Portugal’s 50-50 Politics Push Could Shift Local Services Funding
Portugal’s proposed 50-50 gender quota, slated for a 2026 vote, could unlock EU funds for childcare, transport and elder-care programs. Learn what’s at stake.
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Portugal’s proposed 50-50 gender quota, slated for a 2026 vote, could unlock EU funds for childcare, transport and elder-care programs. Learn what’s at stake.
Activists paint protest mural in Lisbon’s Zambujal, linking rising rents to police tension—body-cam push and €15M regeneration plan gain ground; what’s next?
Ikea Portugal adds planning studios, rolls out electric-van deliveries and launches a pre-owned marketplace—see how these sustainability moves benefit shoppers.
Lisbon police seek higher risk allowance; October strikes and airport slow-downs could snarl travel across Portugal—learn how the unrest may affect you.
Portugal targets faster permits as councils must decide within 120-200 days, backed by fewer forms and a digital portal by 2026—news for owners and investors.
Galp’s new Bacalhau platform in Brazil pumps 40,000 barrels daily, boosting profits and Portugal’s tax revenues—see how it may temper energy bills at home.
Portugal’s new 400–2,300€ “moderate rent” bracket now covers 80% of listings, with IRS cuts, lease conditions and a 2026 outlook for tenants and landlords.
Lisbon Airport passport-control queues have dropped from four hours to about 70 minutes, but non-EU travellers should still allow extra time as the EES settles.
Lorde returns to Lisbon, Portugal after eight years to headline NOS Alive 9-11 July 2026. Get ticket prices, CP train deals, hotel tips and the full lineup.