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A reforma possível do sistema de pensões já foi feita (e pelo PS) através da introdução do factor de sustentabilidade e da fórmula de atualização. Foi a forma de garantir que um mecanismo mal desenhado de origem, mas impossível de reestruturar completamente, não rebentava com a economia (e estava mais protegido de ciclos eleitorais). Restam discussões mais pequenas como investir uma parte maior do fundo de estabilização no mercado de capitais ou a criação de incentivos individuais a poupanças adicionais. São estas duas que gostam de chamar “privatização”. A primeira seria apenas uma forma de rentabilizar mais um ativo da segurança social (utilizado por sindicatos europeus que gerem fundos de pensões). A segunda é só bom senso de ajudar as pessoas a prepararem-se melhor para que não se arrependam mais tarde. Que haja tantos a rasgar as vestes, com teses conspirativas, por discussões que mereciam alguma racionalidade é só mais um sintoma dos tempos que vivemos. #ReformaDasPensões #SegurançaSocial #EconomiaSustentável

André Ventura, leader of Chega, expressed his opposition to possible cuts in pensions and voiced distrust regarding a study on the sustainability of Social Security, while preparing for the upcoming electoral campaign, promising to never align with measures that affect pensioners. (translated)

The article discusses the government's critical perception regarding the support needed for athletes, while also analyzing issues related to pensions and the National Health System (SNS) in Portugal, highlighting the lack of consensus and effectiveness in the proposed reforms. (translated)

André Ventura, leader of Chega, criticized the government for a study suggesting cuts in pensions and announced the intention to include lowering the retirement age in the State Budget for 2027, while José Luís Carneiro from PS warned that the budget will be rejected if there are no guarantees regarding the security of pensions. (translated)

A group that dealt with securing the social system in Portugal proposed several solutions to support older people with low pensions who own their homes, including models for selling the property with the option to stay in it until the end of life or reverse mortgages that would allow them access to financial resources. (translated)

André Ventura, at the political return of Chega in Santarém, criticized the government for alleged cuts in pensions and insisted on lowering the retirement age, while the PS threatened not to make the next State Budget feasible without guarantees of security in pensions. (translated)

The current news overview highlights serious fires in Portugal that have resulted in injuries to several firefighters, as well as political criticism of the government from the leader of the Chega party, André Ventura, who accuses the government of planning cuts to pension benefits. (translated)

Deputy Prime Minister André Ventura criticized the government for a possible reduction in pensions and warned that his party Chega would block any proposals to cut them, while extensive fires continue in Portugal that require the deployment of more than 1,700 firefighters. (translated)

In the night on Rádio Observador, there were reports of Benfica's victory over Casa Pia 7-0, criticism from the leadership of the Chega party towards the government regarding possible cuts to pensions, and current fires in Portugal that mobilized hundreds of firefighters. (translated)

The article deals with the controversial aspects of the so-called Burqa Law, which, while focusing on security and gender equality, raises debates about freedom of religious expression, while the approval of the state budget for the year 2027 seems to be secured by the opposition's abstention. (translated)

The CGTP stated that a report from the working group on social security reform contains falsehoods and confusions that seek to delegitimize the system, putting the rights of workers and retirees at risk, and denounced attempts at manipulation that favor the interests of private pension funds. (translated)

The article discusses the current state and challenges associated with the Social Security system in Portugal, which is considered a key issue for democracy, as the government has decided not to change the reforms despite concerns about its sustainability and declining pension values, while both the PS and BE parties assure that the system is still sustainable. (translated)

The recent study on Social Security in Portugal revealed a significant deficit and sparked debate, but the Government committed to not reopening the discussion, while the left defends the sustainability of the system and criticizes possible intentions of privatization. (translated)

The study commissioned by the Government on Social Security reveals a deficit in the pension system and proposes the introduction of a public allowance for children, while the President of the Republic enacted the 'burqa law', which establishes identification rules in public spaces, challenging the opposition and reflecting decisions of the European Court of Human Rights. (translated)

The article examines the issue of the postponement of the reform of Portuguese Social Security by the government and points to the failure of institutions to protect citizens in relation to the domestic violence tragedy in Algés, raising concerns about the effectiveness of state protection. (translated)