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Government calls on Members to adopt diplomas quickly

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Briefings

In October 2026, Portuguese Prime Minister Goncalo Matias urged parliament to approve laws on interoperability and administrative justice to clear thousands of pending court cases. The evidence indicates a direct request from the executive branch to legislative bodies for immediate legal action, though the specific number of cases cleared remains unverified.

Key points

• Prime Minister Goncalo Matias requested parliament approval for laws on interoperability and administrative justice to remove thousands of pending court cases.
• The evidence confirms the request was made by the Prime Minister to the legislative body, but does not specify the exact number of cases cleared.

Context

This briefing covers a request from the Portuguese government to parliament in October 2026 to expedite legal reforms, though the specific impact on court caseloads is not detailed in the source.

Limitations

The evidence only confirms the Prime Minister's request to parliament; it does not specify the number of cases cleared, the timeline for implementation, or the specific legal reforms approved.

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