CP is warning customers of possible disruptions starting this Wednesday due to the general strike scheduled for Thursday, December 11, which may continue until Friday. The company has also published the list of minimum services expected for urban, regional, and long-distance trains. In a notice published on its website, ...
CP expects disruptions due to general strike until Friday, but there are minimum services
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- Guide to the general strike. Which transport services will be operating?11:47am, 10 Dec 2025 • RTP Notícias
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- A reform against those who work11:00am, 10 Dec 2025 • Público
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Context & Explainers
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a statistical measure that tracks the average change over time in the prices paid by households for a fixed basket of goods and services. Portugal’s statistics office (INE) reported the CPI rose by 2.3% last year (0.1 percentage points less than in 2024), and this figure helps expats understand changes in cost of living, rent indexing and adjustments to wages or benefits.
The PCP is the Portuguese Communist Party (Partido Comunista Português), a historic left-wing party founded in 1921. It remains influential in some trade unions and local councils, usually wins single-digit percentages in national elections, and often runs as part of the CDU coalition with the Greens. Voters and those tracking coalition-building should note the PCP’s capacity to mobilise grassroots support and influence left-wing alliances.
