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Free Museums: Portugal promises to review rules until 2027

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Briefings

A Portuguese government announced it will not pay fines for EU discrimination cases, citing a European infringement process. This decision follows a legal dispute where the government argued it did not violate EU rules, despite the existence of such a process.

Key points

• The Portuguese government explicitly stated it will not pay fines related to discrimination cases involving EU residents versus visitors.
• This stance was taken after a European infringement process was initiated against the government for alleged discrimination.

Context

Portugal faced a European infringement process regarding discrimination between EU residents and visitors. The government responded by claiming it did not violate EU rules, leading to the decision not to pay fines.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the government's statement and the existence of the infringement process. Specific details about the infringement process, the number of cases, or the exact timeline of the infringement process are not provided.

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