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RTP Paid More than €12 Million in Grants without Legal Support. Administration Challenges

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Report of the General Finance Inspectorate identifies payments to hundreds of workers between 2018 and 2024 that it considers to be improper. Administration of the RTP contests the conclusions and says that wage supplements have framework in the Enterprise Agreement

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Report of the General Finance Inspectorate identifies payments to hundreds of workers between 2018 and 2024 that it considers to be improper. Administration of the RTP contests the conclusions and says that wage supplements have framework in the Enterprise Agreement

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The IGF referred to the Court of Auditors the analysis of the possible financial liability of RTP managers due to the allocation of some subsidies. IGF points to deficiencies in internal control.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Audit requested by the Finances detected weaknesses in internal control, lack of performance evaluation and maintenance of some of the head office supplements after the termination of duties.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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New details revealed in the report point to the total value spent on the sub-godly policies.

·Porto, Portugal
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Nicolau Santos says that the administrators are very calm about the report that points to offences that can be punished and will await evaluation of the reviews to the management of the company.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The audit of the General Finance Inspectorate "is devastating for the management of public TV, has identified weaknesses in internal control, irregularities in the system of subsidies and problems in the financial management of the public station", reported the newspaper Sol

·Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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