Persistent Poverty Affected 61.7% of the Poor in Portugal in 2025
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The persistent poverty rate in people living in Portugal increased in 2025 to 9.5%, compared to the minimum value of 7.1% recorded in 2024, thus reversing the improvement that had been recorded.
Women, the elderly and people with less education are the groups most exposed to prolonged poverty. The data also show that 7% of the population remained at risk of poverty for four years.
In 2025, 9.5% of the population living in Portugal lived at risk of persistent poverty
Persistent poverty affected 61.7% of the poor in Portugal in 2025, according to the results of the study 'Poverty and Deprivation Trajectories', published today under the project 'Portugal, Social Balance'. The content Persistent poverty affected 61.7% of the poor in Portugal in 2025 appears first in Folha Nacional.
Persistent poverty affected 61.7% of the poor in Portugal in 2025, according to the results of the study "Poverty and Privation Trajectories", published today under the project "Portugal, Social Balance".
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