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Portugal's Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax No Longer Earmarked for National Health Service
The tax on sugar-sweetened beverages in Portugal, which has generated over 500 million euros in nine years, will no longer be specifically allocated to the National Health Service (SNS). This change has sparked debate regarding the future funding of the SNS.
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publicoPortuguese85d ago
Despertador: Imposto sobre bebidas açucaradas que rendeu mais de 500 milhões deixa de ser para SNS
Read full article →observadorPortuguese85d ago
Cada um mata o SNS que ama
Não é um sistema que falha apesar dos seus defensores. É um sistema que falha por causa deles. A escola pública degradou-se da mesma maneira e pelas mesmas mãos.
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First report: observador · 31 May, 23:14|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h
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