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Schools Closed, Services Slowed and Flights Cancelled: Strikes Hit Portugal

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Three CGTP unions have called a strike for Friday, disrupting schools, public services, councils and rubbish collection. An easyJet cabin crew walkout is also causing flight delays nationwide.

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The Public Service strike already closes schools and paralyses garbage collection in several municipalities. It is the first of a succession of strikes that will cross October, with teachers, AIMA workers and non-teachers stopping again in the coming weeks, while the government discusses the Budget for 2027

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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In this newspaper, the first round of the 24 hour public service strike. Also the "cunhas" of Lacerda Sales in Health and the cancelled debate about the elections in Brazil.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Three trade union structures of the CGTP called for a strike and demonstration for this Friday. The strike, lasting 24 hours, covers about 350,000 civil servants.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Stoppage takes place a week before the Government's proposal for the state budget for 2027 is handed over.

Three union structures affected by the CGTP have called for today a strike and a demonstration of state workers that can paralyze schools, universities, social security services, registration and notarial services, justice and garbage collection. The 24-hour strike content in the public service can paralyze schools and several services appears first in Folha Nacional.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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