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First Series of the Official Gazette has no publications for the first time in 2026

Correio da Manhã14 September 2026 at 23:53

For the first time in 2026, the First Series of the Official Gazette had no publication at all, marking a historic milestone in the publication of the Portuguese state's official gazette.

The First Series of the Official Gazette is traditionally the space dedicated to publishing legislative acts and regulations of greater importance, including laws, decrees, and other fundamental norms.

According to the article, the previous records closest to a First Series with no published material date from August 25, 2025, May 14, 2025, and May 20 and 16, 2024, showing that this situation has been repeating with some frequency in recent years.

Why this matters

This situation is relevant for readers in Portugal because the Official Gazette is the official publication where laws, decrees, and government decisions are published. When the First Series has no publications, it means no new legislative norms were issued that day, affecting lawyers, companies, and citizens who follow legislation. This phenomenon of total absence of material in the First Series marks a growing trend in recent years.

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