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PCP proposes interim increase of pensions by 50 euros and minimum wage at 1100 euros
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PCP proposes interim increase of pensions by 50 euros and minimum wage at 1100 euros

Sábado15 September 2026 at 16:28

The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) proposed an interim increase of pensions by 50 euros and a national minimum wage of 1100 euros. This proposal was presented by the communist bench as part of its measures to address the economic difficulties of the Portuguese population.

The leader of the PCP bench was responsible for presenting these measures on behalf of the party. The proposals arise in a context of debate about the cost of living and economic conditions in Portugal.

The communist leader also stated that her party does not ignore the consequences on the rise in fuel prices, which she attributes to the "aggression by the United States against Iran". This position reflects the PCP's perspective on the causes of increases in energy prices.

Why this matters

Portuguese readers may be directly affected by these proposals, if approved, through higher pensions and a higher minimum wage. The reference to geopolitical tension between the USA and Iran indicates that the party considers the international impact on energy prices as relevant to Portuguese domestic policy.

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