Government ‘doubles’ offer to police for payment of ‘mission supplement’
Breaking news this afternoon is that the government has ‘doubled’ its offer to PSP and GNR police calling for mission supplement parity with payments made to PJ judicial police. “On
Decisions at last: government moves forwards on Lisbon’s new ‘Luís de Camões’ airport
Infrastructure will involve third bridge over Tejo river, state-of-art rail links and billions of euros Portugal’s AD government has moved in a way no other recent government has managed. After
Portuguese government delivers hope to nation’s under-35s
AD government sets out to stop qualified young people leaving country by ‘fixing’ housing impasse Portugal’s minority centre-right government presented its reworked blueprint to fix the country’s crippling housing crisis
Government improves on ‘repayment terms’ for nation’s State system teachers
Teachers syndicates have succeeded in getting the government to ‘increase’ its proposal for restoring the six years, six months and 23 days, still ‘frozen’ from teachers’ careers within the State
Housing: government to approve measures for young people at extraordinary Council of Ministers
But strategy generally fails to enthuse Friday late afternoon saw Portugal’s minority government present “Construir Portugal” – the blueprint for ‘fixing the housing crisis’/ stimulating the economy and tackling the
Marcelo blocks diploma concluding health system reform
“Serious operational difficulties” compound Portugal’s complicated health picture President Marcelo has not signed the diploma of the last government extinguishing the five regional health administrations (known by the acronym ARS).
Scramble to save summer tourism: Portugal “could be suspended from Schengen”
Government admits “it’s a risk”; all efforts being made ‘to be ready in time’ With headlines focusing very much on domestic politics, the fact that Portugal is running the risk
Police syndicates deliver ultimatum to Ministry of Internal Affairs
The platform of PSP police unions and GNR police associations has today threatened to abandon negotiations with the Ministry of Internal Affairs if it doesn’t present a new proposal on
AD government’s housing ‘reform’ a long way from happening
Opposition forces continue to vote tactically Much-awaited reversal of the more draconian Socialist measures to fix the housing crisis was sent bowling into the long grass by parliament yesterday. Opposition
Minority parties approve end of (illegal) motorway tolls – or is it all just trickery?
End of Algarve’s reviled motorway tolls has ‘a date’ Overriding the government, the combined forces of minority parties last week approved the end of ex-SCUT motorway tolls – deemed illegal