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The Portuguese government unveiled a reduction in personal income‑tax rates for November and promised additional refunds to eligible taxpayers. Experts welcome the relief but warn the measures could strain public finances if growth slows.
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A new survey finds that 75% of Portuguese households cite low earnings as the primary source of economic precariousness. The findings highlight the depth of income‑related vulnerability in a country still coping with post‑pandemic recovery.
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Record fuel price hikes have sparked nationwide protests and criticism of the government’s handling of public‑sector challenges, while opinion polls show the ruling Socialist Party only narrowly ahead of Chega and the Alliance for Portugal. The administration defends its policies amid accusations of profiteering and pledges tax discounts and subsidies.
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The Portuguese government says it will lose €401 million in personal income tax revenue by 2027, even before any new tax cuts take effect. The shortfall raises concerns about the sustainability of the budget and could force policy adjustments ahead of planned tax reforms.
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The Portuguese government has approved the sale of its remaining share in electricity transmission firm REN to state investment arm Parpública, triggering criticism from opposition parties and concerns over the role of the sovereign wealth fund. The deal, valued at roughly €1 billion, is seen as a test of Portugal’s fiscal strategy and energy policy ahead of upcoming elections.
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Member of parliament Nuno Melo said he will pursue legal recourse over disputes with the right‑wing Chega party. The move comes as the Defence Minister also signals intent to sue a newspaper and Chega MPs, intensifying political tensions in Portugal.