Portuguese orthographic accord now in effect in the government of Portugal

The Portuguese orthographic accord is now in effect in Portugal:

The new Orthographic Accord of the Portuguese Language begins today to be applied in state documents, taking effect in all services, bodies and entities of the government, as well as in the Diário da República.

The decision was taken in the Council of Ministers in 25 January 2011, and takes effect from today. The accord was signed in Lisbon in 1990, began to be applied in 2009, and has a period of adoption until 2015, during which the two spellings will be accepted.

This Wikipedia page shows some of the examples of the changes taking place. According to it about 0.5% of the spellings in Brazilian Portuguese will be changed, such as:

Before	After
lingüiça	linguiça
pingüim	pinguim
freqüência	frequência
qüinqüênio	quinquênio
assembléia	assembleia
idéia	ideia
européia	europeia
abençôo	abençoo
baiúca	baiuca
enjôo	enjoo
vôo	voo

In other countries about 1.6% of the orthography is changed, mostly with double and unpronounced consonants.

Before	After
acção	ação
acto	ato
actor/actriz	ator/atriz
adoptar	adotar
afecto	afeto
direcção	direção
intercepção	interceção
objectivo	objetivo
óptimo	ótimo
recepção	receção
seleccionar	selecionar
Egipto	Egito
há-de	há de
hão-de	hão de

And then there are some changes that take place in all Portuguese-speaking countries:

Before	After
contra-regra	contrarregra
extra-escolar	extraescolar
anti-semita	antissemita
anti-religioso	antirreligioso
fim-de-semana	fim de semana
co-ordenar (dif. coordenar)	coordenar
lêem	leem
dêem	deem
vêem	veem
pára	para (verbo parar)
pêlo	pelo (de pilosidade)
pólo	polo
jóia	joia

and:

Before	After
microondas	micro-ondas
arquiinimigo	arqui-inimigo