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Proposal for a State Budget for 2027 will be delivered to Parliament by tomorrow

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Briefings

The Portuguese government's 2027 state budget proposal was delivered to the Assembly of the Republic on October 8, 2026, ahead of schedule. The proposal anticipates a 4.783 million euro increase in the budget deficit compared to 2026 due to structural spending and revenue changes. Key political tensions remain between the Socialist Party, which supports the budget under specific conditions, and the Chega party, which opposes it. The budget will be debated in the general assembly on October 27-28, 2026, with voting scheduled for October 28.

Key points

• The Portuguese government's 2027 state budget proposal was delivered to the Assembly of the Republic on October 8, 2026, ahead of schedule.
• The budget proposal anticipates a 4.783 million euro increase in the budget deficit compared to 2026 due to structural spending and revenue changes.

Context

This briefing covers the delivery of the Portuguese government's 2027 state budget proposal to the Assembly of the Republic, highlighting the political tensions between the Socialist Party and the Chega party regarding the budget's conditions and opposition. The budget will be debated in the general assembly on October 27-28, 2026, with voting scheduled for October 28.

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The evidence covers only the delivery and initial political positions of the 2027 budget proposal. It does not include the final vote results, the actual budget figures, or the final outcome of the debate. The evidence is limited to the initial political positions and does not include the final vote results or the actual budget figures.

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