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Portugal's PSD and CDS‑PP parties submit bill to limit NHS access for foreign citizens

Portugal's centre‑right PSD and CDS‑PP parties have introduced a bill that would restrict National Health Service access for foreign citizens who are not residents.

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Noticiário Observador12h. FENPROF acusa Ministro da Educação de calúnia
“PSD e CDS insistem na restrição do acesso de estrangeiros não residentes ao Serviço Nacional de Saúde.”

Machine translation: PSD and CDS insist on restricting non‑resident foreigners' access to the National Health Service

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ECO
“PSD e CDS‑PP entregaram novamente um projeto para restringir o acesso ao Serviço Nacional de Saúde por cidadãos estrangeiros não residentes em Portugal”

PSD and CDS‑PP again delivered a project to restrict access to the National Health Service for foreign citizens not residing in Portugal

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Jornal de Negócios
“PSD e CDS-PP afirmam que esta iniciativa visa retomar o propósito da apresentada na anterior legislatura”

PSD and CDS‑PP state that this initiative aims to resume the purpose presented in the previous legislature

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Notícias ao Minuto
“PSD e CDS propõem restrição ao SNS por estrangeiros não residentes”

PSD and CDS propose restriction to the NHS for non‑resident foreigners

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Noticiário Observador13h. Presidente da CTP quer solução até novo aeroporto
“Os dois partidos de centro -direita retomaram a proposta para alterar a Lei de Bases da Saúde para restringir o acesso de cidadãos estrangeiros não residentes”

The two centre‑right parties resumed the proposal to amend the Health Base Law to restrict access of non‑resident foreign citizens

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Portugal Resident
“Portugal’s PSD and CDS-PP parties have once again submitted a bill to restrict access to the National Health Service for foreign citizens not residing in Portugal”
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