Many of Portugal’s pensioners will see their pensions rise next year as up to eighty percent are due an increase.
Of the 3.6 million pensions that were revised in 2018, about 2.9 million were increased above inflation.
And the current rate of growth of the economy means a new rise could be due next year.
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