JPP accuses the Government of Madeira of incompetence and wasting funds
In a statement, the party lists three projects that will no longer be carried out, citing the 'manifest incompetence of the Regional Government (PSD/CDS–PP).'
Portugal and Ireland are the EU countries where state aid accounts for the smallest share of GDP
EU data indicate that Portugal and Ireland have the lowest levels of state aid relative to GDP among member states — government support represents a smaller proportion of their economies than in other EU countries.
Portugal and Ireland are the EU countries where state aid accounts for the smallest share of GDP
Portugal, allocating 0.4% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP), was, together with Ireland, the EU member state that spent the least on state aid in 2024, according to an assessment panel published this Thursday by the European Commission. Hungary (1.37% of GDP) and Romania (1.22% of GDP) were the countries that spent the most on ...
Algarve municipalities approve record budgets
The municipal councils of Lagoa and Loulé have announced record budgets for 2026, increasing their spending to unprecedented levels. Loulé’s budget for this year crosses the €220 million mark, around The post Algarve municipalities approve record budgets appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Bragança City Council may launch a new tender for the Museum of the Portuguese Language
The contract was awarded in 2020 and was supposed to have been completed in 2024. It is less than 50% complete. There have been several tender processes, many delays, and four million euros have already been spent.
Portugal may record a budget surplus
Home News Portugal may record a budget surplus Portugal may record a budget surplus The PSD/CDS-PP Government estimates that the Portuguese economy grew by “around 2%” and that there was a budget surplus of 0. 3% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2025, announced the Prime Minister.
Abuses in surgeries: Two doctors from Castelo Branco received €2.5 million
Two doctors at Castelo Branco Hospital are reported to have received more than €2.5 million for out‑of‑hours work.
