Cost-of-living crisis: President admits further support may be needed
When President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa warned last November that 2023 would be āvery much more difficult than 2022ā, he could see what was coming. In spite of government platitudes
Thousands demonstrate in Lisbon over rising cost of living
Citing “the few who accumulate many millionsā while the poor left to get poorer Thousands of people took to the streets for another Saturday in Lisbon. Demonstrations involved one led
Food price increases in Portugal higher than eurozone
ā¦ and gas āoff the scaleā A survey published today in PĆŗblico newspaper shows that food price increases in Portugal are higher than those for the eurozone as a whole.
Over 50% of workers received salaries lower than ā¬1,000 in 2022
More than 50% of workers received salaries lower than ā¬1,000 in 2022, a percentage that rises to 65% in the case of young people under 30, according to data from
Food prices rise again, reports DECO/Proteste
Just in the last week the price of a typical hamper of food has increased by almost 3% (or by ā¬5.5), reports DECO/ Proteste. Products that have increased the most
Price of basic hamper āhits highest valueā since January 2022
The price of a basic hamper of 63 āessential itemsā (calculated by consumer watchdog DECO Proteste) reached ā¬219.40 this week, the highest value since January 2022, writes Expresso. Consumers are
Farmers desperate for help: āIf there was an earthquake, no one would be waiting for government to be sworn inā
Portugalās farmers have decided enough is enough: assurances that their plight will be addressed once the new government takes office simply do not cut the mustard. āIf there was an
Fresh milk āat riskā as production costs climb
Aprolep, the Portuguese association of milk producers, is warning that supplies of fresh milk are under threat due to an increase in production costs which is not being offset by