AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI & Software Creation: Portugal’s isCalculator is pitching an AI “no-code” tool that turns plain-language requests into working mathematical mini-apps in seconds, aiming to cut the usual build-and-test workload for entrepreneurs and educators. Travel & Borders: The EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) is still causing major delays and missed flights at key hubs, with travellers reporting repeated checks and multi-hour queues as airports adjust. Consumer & Aviation Regulation: The UK’s CMA has opened an investigation into Ryanair’s family seating charges, questioning whether mandatory reserved seats for children are fairly priced and clearly disclosed during booking. Finance & Fraud Risk: A Belgian court ruling in a case involving a fraudster manipulating victims into transferring money to a Portugal account could reshape how banking fraud claims are handled, potentially affecting reimbursement expectations. Portugal Economy & Skills: A commentary argues Portugal is positioning itself for the data/AI economy via investments in Sines and digital infrastructure, stressing that talent and connectivity are now the key industrial assets. Land & Agriculture (Goa): Villagers in Goa are pushing back against encroachment on centuries-old Comunidade lands, defending a community land system tied to farming and local livelihoods.
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