AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHousing and Cost of Living: Tens of thousands protested in Lisbon as housing costs and living expenses fuelled unrest across Europe. Portugal’s political parties are proposing housing measures, including tax breaks to bring empty homes onto the market and an emergency legislative package. TAP and Fuel Costs: TAP chief Luis Rodrigues expects aviation fuel prices to stay high for years, warning that airlines may need to raise fares even as passengers face limits on what they can afford. Portugal-China Ties: Portugal has submitted a proposal to China to recognise university degrees mutually, potentially easing academic exchanges after years of stalled talks. Algarve Business: Mercadona is recruiting for a third Algarve supermarket, expanding its presence after opening stores in Portimão and Faro.
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