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The Público news front page features a mix of domestic and international stories. The top domestic story concerns an inspection that may annul student enrollments at Fernando Pessoa University due to illegal access methods. Internationally, the focus is on the situation in Ceuta, Spain…
An inspection has detected potentially illegal or non-compliant access routes to three university courses, which benefited dozens of students, and may lead to the annulment of their enrollments. The institution is suspected of favoring candidates with a prior university history.
On the third day, Ceuta resisted the far-right's attempt to organize a demonstration, with residents uniting against the far-right concentration.
The report analyzes how migration in Ceuta is being utilized as a geopolitical tool.
The Director of European Affairs at the Camões Institute is accused of making illegal direct adjustments.
The 'double degree' program at Fernando Pessoa University is under scrutiny but continues to operate.
