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Diário de Notícias reports on domestic issues including a hepatitis outbreak in Portugal, financial claims pending in administrative courts, and a dispute over teacher remuneration for exam grading. International news covers the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Iran, with analysis from the White…
A report from the Directorate-General of Health in Portugal reveals a 97% cure rate for Hepatitis C and top vaccination rates for Hepatitis B, but alerts to a 265% surge in Hepatitis A cases and delayed diagnoses.
More than 23 billion euros are currently awaiting a decision in Portugal's administrative courts, indicating significant backlogs and potential economic implications.
The White House is analyzing the overlapping wars in Ukraine and Iran, with discussions involving Ukrainian President Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
The National Federation of Teachers (Fenprof) argues that the current remuneration model for grading exams is unfair to teachers, with reports indicating they receive only 1 euro per classified response.
Aguiar-Branco has refused a request to summon Luís Neves to appear before the Portuguese Parliament, a political development concerning national security or policy.
Portugal recorded 931 more births in the first half of this year compared to the same period last year, suggesting a potential demographic shift.
