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CGA Pensions: Supplier Has Already Received a Complaint From BE for Being "Illegal" Reduction of Reforms Already Established

Summary by Jornal Expresso
The party presented a long 43-page argument to convince the Ombudsman to intervene in the case of the approximately 3,000 pensioners, former civil servants, who were informed by the General Box of Retirement who would receive less retirement from October

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The complaint, which has more than 40 pages and is based on 116 complaints, was handed over to the Ombudsman on Tuesday by the coordinator of BE and the party's only deputy, Fabian Figueiredo.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The party presented a long 43-page argument to convince the Ombudsman to intervene in the case of the approximately 3,000 pensioners, former civil servants, who were informed by the General Box of Retirement who would receive less retirement from October

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Based on 116 complaints BE content refuses pensioners to pay CGA's alleged error and has submitted a complaint to the Ombudsman appears first in MINHO.

Blockers reject pensioners paying the General Retirement Fund's alleged error and have filed a complaint with the Ombudsman.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Left Block (BE) submitted a complaint to the Ombudsman because of the miscalculation of almost three thousand pensions. The Government wants to reduce the pension values and asked for the refund of the extra money paid.

The Left Block submitted a complaint to the Ombudsman for alleged error by the CGA which led to the payment of above-expected amounts to pensioners, rejecting that they assume responsibility.

·Portugal
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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Paço de Arcos, Portugal on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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