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More than 30,000 teachers were covered.

The general strike which the government tried valiantly to dismiss as “inexpressive” is still causing hiccups today with “high participation in both education and university and polytechnic canteens”. This may The post “Inexpressive” general strike spills over to public sector for Friday appeared first on Portugal Resident.

The day after the general strike, new disruptions in the public sector are primarily affecting the Health and Education sectors.
Several independent public service unions have called for a second day of protest. Additionally, newspaper directors warn that access to print media may be at risk in various areas of the country.

The demonstration on Avenida dos Aliados gathered hundreds of people, with strong participation from public transport, health, and education professionals.

The general strike on Thursday, December 11, is impacting various sectors. There are disruptions in transport, health, education, and public services. The CGTP reports a “massive participation.”
The integrated Master's in Medicine at the University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro will open in the 2026/27 academic year and is expected to train 40 students per year.

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.
