The Assembly of the Republic approved a resolution by the JPP party recommending that the government adopt measures to compensate for structural costs related to insularity in transport and goods supply for the autonomous regions. Other proposals debated regarding the rising cost of living, including a bill to expand the social electricity tariff, were rejected.
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The Assembly of the Republic has finalized the composition of the 25-member parliamentary inquiry committee tasked with investigating the 2025 and 2026 national exam digital grading process. Led by PSD deputy Emídio Guerreiro, the committee has a 90-day mandate to examine political decisions and responsibilities regarding the system's reliability and its impact on students and access to higher education.
The president of the Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (AIMA), Pedro Portugal Gaspar, is set to leave his position to join the Competition Authority. This decision was reached two months ago by the Minister of the Presidency, and the transition has already received the mandatory approval from the CReSAP recruitment commission.
The University of Évora signed agreements with the local municipality and IPMA to repurpose former pilot school and meteorological center buildings into an aeronautics and aerospace research and teaching hub. The university plans to invest one million euros in renovations and equipment, aiming to host Aerospace Engineering classes and labs at the airfield starting in the second semester of this academic year.