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General Strike. Which sectors will be most affected?

Wednesday, 10 December 2025RSS
General Strike. Which sectors will be most affected?

Health, Education, and Transport are expected to experience the greatest disruptions. Is there still room for dialogue? CIP, CGTP, Fectrans, Fenprof, and Hospital Administrators anticipate the impact of the protest.

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Special education (educação especial) covers schooling and support services for pupils with disabilities or additional learning needs, provided either in specialised schools or mainstream settings with tailored support. The Lisbon protests reflect shortages of funding and available places—parents and staff are demanding resources to guarantee spots for roughly 500 children and young people—so expat families with special‑needs children should be prepared for potential waitlists and to explore both public and private options.

The Associação Portuguesa de Transportadores em Automóveis Descaracterizados (Portuguese Association of Transporters in Unmarked Vehicles) is an association that represents drivers who work in TVDE services (ride‑hailing platforms such as Uber and Bolt). It commonly organises negotiations and protests on behalf of drivers, so travellers and platform workers should watch its announcements because they can affect service availability and regulatory discussions.