Three in 10 Europeans live with financial difficulties, according to a referenced study. Low incomes are identified as the main cause of precariousness for 75% of Portuguese people.
The study reveals that a significant part of the European population faces economic challenges, with a considerable proportion struggling to meet basic expenses.
Portuguese people show themselves to be particularly affected by the situation, with the majority pointing to insufficient income as the central factor for their precarious condition.
The data underscores the scale of the social problem in Portugal and Europe, highlighting the need for policies that address the issue of low incomes and financial exclusion.
