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The Público front page features a mix of domestic and cultural news. Top stories include the government's decision to divest from 17 companies, a psychoanalyst's views on childhood and blame, and an examination of Pinto da Costa's finances. Other articles cover government anniversaries, public…
A working group has proposed that the government divest from 17 companies, including the Estoril racetrack operator and Mobi.E, while suggesting continued involvement in over 100 others. Banco de Fomento and IdD may also seek minority investors.
Psychoanalyst Adam Phillips discusses childhood, self-knowledge, literature, aging, and the political conditions necessary for a good life, asserting that blaming childhood is a form of misogyny, particularly targeting mothers.
An examination of the financial legacy of Pinto da Costa, detailing his millions in accounts and various investments.
The Ministry of Internal Administration has seen 12 ministers in the past 20 years, earning it the reputation of being the biggest 'grinder' of government officials.
The government has expanded the scope of São Mamede commemorations to include Ourique and Zamora, but the reasons for this change have not been explained.
A century-old law intended to remove incompetent individuals from public service remains in effect.
Recent changes to the Public Service Utility (PSU) aim to enhance protections for vulnerable groups including orphans, victims of domestic violence, and the unemployed.
Jurgen Klopp has agreed to take over as the head coach of the German national football team, with his contract extending until 2030.
