O abastecimento de água na rua Vasconcelos e Castro está interrompido, até às 12 horas desta quinta-feira, para conclusão da rede de abastecimento de água, no cruzamento da rua Alves Roçadas com a rua Vasconcelos e Castro, artérias do centro da cidade.
A intervenção implica também o corte de trânsito a viaturas pesadas, durante esta manhã, em ambas as vias.
A GNR identificou, na terça-feira, três pessoas por evasão e fraude tributária e apreendeu 2.850 litros de bebidas alcoólicas e tabaco no âmbito de uma fiscalização realizada nos distritos do Porto, Braga e Vila Real, foi hoje divulgado.
Em comunicado, a GNR conta que os detidos são dois homens e uma mulher, com idades entre os 44 e os 75 anos.
No decorrer da ação de fiscalização direcionada à prevenção da evasão e fraude tributária, realizada nos concelhos do Porto, Gondomar, Peso da Régua (Vila Real) e Póvoa de Lanhoso (Braga), acrescenta, foram apreendidos 2.850 litros de bebidas alcoólicas, 30 quilos de folhas de tabaco, 260 cigarrilhas e 80 cigarros.
“A introdução no consumo dos produtos apreendidos e sujeitos a imposto teria causado um prejuízo ao Estado português de aproximadamente 12.700 euros”, estima a GNR.
Sobre as bebidas alcoólicas, esta polícia militar especifica que foram apreendidos 2.200 litros de vinho licoroso e 650 litros de aguardente.
Em investigação estavam “os circuitos marginais de venda ao público de produtos sujeitos a Imposto Especial sobre o Consumo (IEC), especialmente de tabaco e de bebidas alcoólicas, sem o pagamento dos impostos especiais a que se encontram sujeitos e em violação das normas de selagem e estampilhagem estabelecidas pelo regime jurídico dos IEC”, lê-se no comunicado.
Na ação, que resultou na identificação de três pessoas e no levantamento de três autos de contraordenação, foram fiscalizadas 60 viaturas e três estabelecimentos comerciais.
Esta fiscalização foi levada a cabo pela Unidade de Ação Fiscal (UAF), através do Destacamento de Ação Fiscal (DAF) do Porto.
As festividades em honra de Santa Catarina, em Cabeçudos, decorrem de sexta a domingo e a abertura, às 21h30, é com a atuação do grupo Folk d´Ave. No sábado, a partir das 8 horas, o grupo de bombos Santa Maria de Gémeos vai percorrer a freguesia, às 17 horas, celebra-se uma eucaristia e, às 21h30, atua o grupo Rytmo Show. Uma sessão de fogo de artifício encerra o dia.
No domingo, às 8 horas, eucaristia e, uma hora depois entrada da Banda de Música Carrazedo de Montenegro. A peregrinação da igreja de S. Cristóvão de Cabeçudos até à capela de Santa Catarina é às 10 horas e, uma hora depois, celebra-se uma eucaristia. Às 14 horas, arruada pela banda de música e, às 17 horas, atua o grupo Super Amizade, com Tiago Maroto, Carlos Ribeiro, Johny Abreu, Álvaro d´Krasto e Vitor Rodrigues. Findo o concerto, nova arruada pela banda de música. Às 20 horas, realiza-se o sorteio e para encerramento das festividades nova sessão de fogo de artifício.
De acordo com nota enviada às redações, “o Governo mantém as medidas de mitigação do aumento dos preços dos combustíveis para o mês de setembro, apoiando todos consumidores através de uma redução nos impostos”.
O desconto do ISP equivalente à descida da taxa do IVA de 13% estava previsto vigorar até 4 de setembro, sendo agora prolongado até ao final do mês.
Deste pacote de medidas que vão manter-se até ao final do próximo mês consta ainda a compensação, através do Imposto Sobre os Produtos Petrolíferos (ISP) da receita adicional do IVA que resulta do aumento do preço dos combustíveis.
A atualização da taxa de carbono vai também continuar suspensa por mais um mês, refere a nota do ministério liderado por Fernando Medina, precisando que, do conjunto das medidas em vigor, há a registar uma diminuição da carga fiscal em 28,2 cêntimos por litro de gasóleo e em 32,1 cêntimos por litro de gasolina.
O Ministério das Finanças refere ainda que vai manter inalterado durante o mês de setembro o desconto de seis cêntimos do ISP aplicável ao gasóleo colorido e marcado, com aplicação na agricultura, aquicultura e pescas.
Esta terça-feira, o primeiro-ministro referiu que na próxima segunda-feira vai realizar-se o Conselho de Ministros extraordinário para aprovar o pacote de medidas de apoio ao rendimento das famílias face à inflação.
É já em outubro que Espanha vai baixar o IVA do gás, passando de 21% para 5%.
Segundo a CNN Portugal, a descida tem como objetivo “baixar a fatura da conta de aquecimento das famílias espanholas” e “proteger sempre a classe média trabalhadora, agora que vamos entrar no outono e no inverno”, disse Pedro Sanches numa entrevista a uma rádio espanhola.
O programa de gratuitidade das creches, que começa por abranger as crianças nascidas depois de 1 de setembro do ano passado que estejam em estabelecimentos do setor social e cooperativo, entra em vigor a partir desta quinta-feira.
Em janeiro de 2023, a medida será alargada aos bebés da mesma idade que não conseguiram vagas no setor social e cooperativo e por isso estão a frequentar creches privadas, disse à Lusa a ministra da Solidariedade e Segurança Social.
Ana Mendes Godinho explicou que o Ministério está “a definir os requisitos para que seja simples para as famílias a operacionalização desta medida nas situações em que não haja capacidade de resposta do setor social”.
A ideia é que as regras permitam verificar “de uma forma simples sem necessidade de as famílias andarem a percorrer várias entidades do setor social para comprovar que não há capacidade de resposta”, acrescentou.
O Ministério continua a trabalhar com a associação representativa do setor privado para “preparar o alargamento da medida às creches do setor privado quando não existe a capacidade de resposta por parte do setor social”, disse Ana Mendes Godinho, acrescentando que será preciso estabelecer “um acordo e suportar o custo integral”.
O plano prevê o alargamento faseado do programa até 2024, quando todas as crianças dos três anos de creche estarão abrangidas pela gratuitidade, independentemente dos rendimentos das famílias.
“Hoje é um dia muito importante e transformador na vida das nossas crianças e na nossa vida coletiva”, salientou a ministra.
Para Ana Mendes Godinho, o programa de gratuitidade é uma “medida essencial” no combate à pobreza, já que à gratuitidade da resposta social soma-se o alargamento da rede de creches, de modo a chegar a mais crianças.
O Governo tem um projeto para aumentar a capacidade de resposta das creches, estando previsto lançar durante este mês o aviso para a abertura de cinco mil novas vagas, revelou Ana Mendes Godinho.
“O aviso vai ser lançado com 20 milhões de euros este mês para procurar aumentar cinco mil lugares em creches, priorizando a reconversão de espaços que já existam em creches, para ser mais simples, mas rápido e com um custo menor do que estar a fazer construção nova”, revelou a ministra.
“O nosso objetivo é, nos próximos dois anos, ter a capacidade de aumentar em dez mil lugares o total da rede de creches, complementando este aviso com aqueles que já lançámos”, acrescentou a ministra.
As vagas podem abrir em todo o país, mas também aqui será dada prioridade aos projetos em zonas onde a taxa de cobertura é menor, ou seja, onde há mais procura e menos capacidade de resposta, como é o caso da área metropolitana de Lisboa.
Para Ana Mendes Godinho, a gratuitidade das creches poderá ter um impacto significativo na vida das crianças e “ser transformadora de muitas crianças permitindo que desde o início façam parte de um sistema coletivo que as integra, nomeadamente combatendo a pobreza infantil e cortando ciclos intergeracionais”.
A partir de hoje, o Estado deixa de apoiar exclusivamente as famílias de mais baixos rendimentos, já que até agora apenas as crianças de famílias do 1.º e 2.º escalão das comparticipações familiares tinham direito a creches gratuitas.
As crianças, que agora venham a ser abrangidas pela medida, vão mantê-la durante todos os anos que estiverem na creche.
Além dos bebés nascidos no último ano, as creches continuam a ser gratuitas também para todas as restantes crianças de famílias mais carenciadas (do 1.º ou 2.º escalões).
“Apenas as atividades extra projeto pedagógico, de caráter facultativo, que as instituições pretendam desenvolver e nas quais os pais ou representantes legais inscrevam as crianças bem como a aquisição de fardas e uniformes escolares estão excluídas da medida da gratuitidade”, refere a portaria publicada no final de julho.
A ministra estará hoje a assinalar a entrada em vigor da medida da gratuitidade das creches com uma visita à Creche Albino Dias Fontes Garcia, em São João da Madeira.
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