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Portugal cuts 7.6 billion from public debt in one month
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Portugal cuts 7.6 billion from public debt in one month

SAPO Notícias1 September 2026 at 20:15

Portugal managed to reduce public debt by 7.6 billion euros in the space of a month. This reduction represents a significant cut in the total value of the Portuguese State's debt. The amount cut corresponds to a substantial decrease in the country's financial obligations. This information comes through news headlines that report on the positive performance of national public finances.

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