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What changed. 29 September 2026

Changes in Portugal's public data, ranked by what actually moved: legal thresholds crossed, series records, accelerations and deviations from the norm. Every item carries its comparison inside the sentence and links to the data behind it. No language model: arithmetic over official sources only.

01 · Direct award · healthContract flag

São João Health Unit spends €19,550.74 on direct‑award equipment repair near €20,000 ceiling

The health unit awarded CLEAN BREEZE a direct contract of €19,550.74 for equipment replacement, amounting to 97.8% of the €20,000 threshold that normally triggers a competitive procedure.

€19,551 direct award, no public tender, 97.8% of the €20,000 ceiling above which the law requires a more competitive procedure. · Source: BASE/IMPIC
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02 · Parliament · taxTabled

Bill from IL: Baixar o IRS: Apoiar a classe média em tempos de sufoco.

Bill from IL, tabled on 25 September, XVII Legislature. Official title: "Baixar o IRS: Apoiar a classe média em tempos de sufoco".

Bill · IL · 25 September. · Source: Assembleia da República
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03 · Parliament · immigrationTabled

Motion from PS: monitorização do acesso de cidadãos estrangeiros ao Serviço Nacional de Saúde.

Motion from PS, tabled on 25 September, XVII Legislature. Official title: "Recomenda ao Governo a monitorização do acesso de cidadãos estrangeiros ao Serviço Nacional de Saúde".

Motion · PS · 25 September. · Source: Assembleia da República
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How this brief is ranked

This brief gathered 7 candidates from BASE/IMPIC, Assembleia da República and published the 3 highest-scoring. A fact that ran in an earlier brief only returns when its value changes; a standing fact repeats at most once a fortnight. The score weighs the type of change (threshold crossed > record > acceleration > movement > deviation > standing state), magnitude and freshness; a fact older than its source's publication cadence is ineligible, which is why a 2020 figure can never appear in a 2026 brief.