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The news on Diário de Notícias front page focuses on domestic issues in Portugal, including concerns about families struggling with the cost of elder care due to a lack of public spaces in nursing homes, and the ongoing issues with national exams for teachers. Political news highlights a poll…
With short pensions, 90% of families seek nursing homes up to €2000. Scarcity in the private sector also forces over half to exceed their budget due to parents' loss of autonomy, alerts the '1st Barometer...'
The Chega party leader stated that while they admit the possibility of a no-confidence motion, they do not wish for it, indicating internal political dynamics.
Teachers have not yet been summoned for the review of exams or to grade the tests from the second phase, indicating delays or issues in the examination process.
Romania, a member of NATO, has shot down a drone that violated its airspace, an incident with potential international implications.
A new poll shows the Socialist Party (PS) maintaining its lead in voting intentions, while the Chega party has surpassed the Social Democratic Alliance (AD).
The Portuguese Society of Mathematics has identified an error in the second phase of the Mathematics A exam, while EduQa rejects the claim and dismisses corrective measures.
The Liberal Initiative party is requesting the urgent appearance of both the current and former presidents of the National Exam Board in Parliament.
A newly formed association of 'moderates' aims to contribute to a national discussion and rethink the country's direction, with an initial focus on Porto.
According to the latest DN/Aximage poll, the current government is receiving its lowest approval ratings since the beginning of its term.
The Trump administration is reportedly altering its legal approach concerning new tariffs imposed on more than 80 countries.
Despite expectations of retirement, athlete Nelson Évora plans to compete for the national championship at the age of 42.
