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The Diário de Notícias front page features a prominent story on the government and ANA's disagreement over the opening date of a new airport, with the concessionaire proposing 2037 and the government pushing for an earlier date. Other top stories include a union's request for an investigation into…
The government and ANA are in disagreement over the opening date of the new airport, with the concessionaire suggesting 2037 and the government pushing for an earlier date, causing a calendar misalignment.
The Doctors' Union is requesting that IGAS and the relevant authorities investigate the working conditions at the Blood Institute.
Von der Leyen and Costa have hailed an agreement on the 21st package of sanctions against Russia as a 'decisive step'.
The Minister of Labor states that the expansion of parental leave is not sustainable.
A poll by DN/Aximage indicates that the majority of people find the explanations provided by Luís Neves to be insufficient.
Unions are closely watching the second phase of national exams and assuring that teachers will remain available.
Students will not face failure as a consequence of classification errors being corrected during the national exam grading process.
Exams with illegible digital scans will also undergo reclassification.
Montenegro is convinced that the worst has passed regarding national exams and that equity is being safeguarded.
A DN/Aximage poll shows a very negative assessment of the Prime Minister's handling of government crises.
Luís Represas, known for iconic songs like 'Timor', has passed away.
The article discusses the difficult and mutually damaging stalemate between the United States and Iran.
There's positive commentary on Portugal's policy of engagement with Latin America.
