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The front page of Público highlights domestic news concerning education and public services, alongside international stories on wildfires and political events. A key domestic story focuses on mandatory regular audits for teacher placements, with new regulations aiming to streamline the process…
A new decree-law introduces mandatory regular audits for teacher placement platforms and creates two national competitions, one open year-round. Teachers without pedagogical qualifications can be hired but must complete professionalization within a deadline.
Students are calling for the resignation of the Minister of Education, expressing that their concerns are not being heard.
A trailer was escorted by judicial police to a contractor's warehouse in Barcelos.
Thousands have been evacuated in the Bordeaux region due to raging wildfires, while an unprecedented fire also threatens Madrid.
Donald Trump's speech, filled with insults, delivered at a press dinner has resulted in an atmosphere of stunned silence.
The government is compelling Local Health Units (ULSs) to establish a response system for Portuguese residents abroad who have lost their family doctor.
The World Health Organization warns that the rising heat is increasing the demand for beaches and rivers, thereby exacerbating the risk of drowning.
Romania has announced it shot down a second drone that violated its airspace.
