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18h.OE 2027. Government expects economic growth above 2%

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Briefings

A Portuguese government, led by Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, claims economic resilience against potential crises and cites ongoing protests in Paris regarding education reform. The article was published on October 8, 2026, but specific economic figures or protest details are not provided.

Key points

• Portuguese Prime Minister Joaquim Miranda Sarmento asserts the country is in a robust position to handle economic crises.
• New protests in Paris are being held over education reform issues.

Context

This briefing summarizes a Portuguese government statement from late October 2026 regarding economic stability and domestic political unrest in Paris.

Limitations

The evidence is a single sentence article from October 2026. No specific economic data, protest locations beyond Paris, or dates of the protests are provided in the source.

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