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The front page of Diário de Notícias features several domestic stories. Key topics include road safety with a report on black spots, an analysis of public trust in a minister regarding exam results, and news about the upcoming special exams period and declining enrollment in higher education…
A report identifies 40 dangerous road sections in Portugal, each 200 meters long with at least five accidents. The article suggests there are significantly more such areas than officially recorded, based on 2023 data.
A DN/Aximage poll indicates that the majority of people do not trust the current minister to manage the upcoming phases of national exams.
Diário de Notícias issues a statement from its management concerning a news story previously published by Nascer do Sol.
Galp announced profits of 812 million euros in the first half of the year and has purchased 15 wind farms in Spain.
Home mortgage payments in Portugal could increase by 7% by Christmas if current conflicts continue, impacting homeowners.
Registration for the special session of national exams begins on Monday.
There has been a decrease of 9,000 students enrolled in higher education in Portugal during the first five days of the initial application phase this year.
A student movement is protesting what they describe as chaos in the correction of national exams.
According to a DN/Aximage poll, most people support Seguro, with the exception of Chega party voters.
Athlete Neemias Queta states his preference for owning a sports team rather than becoming a coach.
An article discusses the history of two Mexican empires and their respective emperors, both of whom were executed.
The story features Samantha DeCorte, a Hawaiian senator who expresses pride in her family's Medeiros crest.
