AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTelecom & ICT Policy: Prime Minister Philip Davis opened the Seventh World Telecommunications/ICT Policy Forum in Nassau, framing connectivity as essential for small islands and resilience. Portugal Politics: Interior Minister Luís Neves hit back at Chega leader André Ventura after Ventura compared him to a “gangster” over alleged dodgy dealings, saying the attacks have crossed “all limits” and are based on insinuations without evidence. Portugal Economy/Telecom: Portugal’s regulator Anacom approved draft rules on telecom “nomadism,” while separate reporting says telecom prices are near the lowest in the EU. TAP Air Portugal: TAP says it has completed restructuring and launched its 2026–2035 strategy after posting a €99.2m interim net loss in the first half of 2026. Public Safety (Lisbon): Police investigated taxi scams at Lisbon Airport and warned tourists after reports of violations. Tourism & Crime (Albufeira): A British tourist was stabbed to death in a hotel corridor in Albufeira; a 34-year-old man was arrested. Agriculture (Algarve): Farmers in the Algarve face a decade of pressure from water limits, funding uncertainty and an ageing workforce. Workcation Trend: A global index ranks Lisbon among the world’s top workcation cities for 2026.
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