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The front page of Público focuses on domestic Portuguese news, with top stories covering a 30% drop in surgeries at major hospitals, the government's decision on a Lisbon metro line, and financial news related to mortgage credit. International news includes FIFA's abandonment of a plan to sell the…
The National Health Service performed 19,000 fewer operations by May compared to the same period in 2025, with hospitals citing new rules for additional surgeries and a shortage of doctors. This situation has drawn criticism regarding the management of the Miguel Alpalhão case.
For a cost of ten million, the Portuguese government has definitively dismissed the option of a 'loop line' for the Lisbon metro system.
FIFA has decided to abandon its plan to sell the World Cup following strong resistance from its member organizations.
The Super Cup organizers are reportedly aware of and do not disregard the potential threat of a referee boycott.
This story investigates the circumstances and motivations behind thousands of people undertaking a dangerous journey by jumping into the water to reach the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
New regulations are expected to slow down the origination of new mortgage credit, though they are not considered a 'radical impediment' to the housing market.
Home loan payments are set for revision in August and are expected to increase more significantly than those from July, impacting homeowners.
The article reports on concerns regarding national politics, with a request for swift investigations into alleged wrongdoings involving Neves and Ventura's cabinet.
