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The news from Público focuses on an FBI investigation linking a Portuguese company to a network selling helicopters to Iran, a report on Portugal's vaccination rates with disparities between regions, and a US oil company's presence in Greenland. Other stories touch upon archaeological finds in the…
The FBI has identified a Portuguese company as part of a network involved in selling helicopters to Iran, with related podcast and articles discussing the implications for Portugal's economic relations and sanctions.
While most childhood vaccines in Portugal meet national targets with over 95% coverage, some regions, particularly in the Algarve, fall below 60%, highlighting persistent inequalities in vaccination rates for HPV, flu, and COVID-19.
A US oil company has begun operations in Greenland, seemingly without waiting for official authorization.
The receding waters of the Danube River have revealed a trove of historical artifacts, including Roman bridges, Nazi ships, and mammoth bones.
A recent decision by the Constitutional Court regarding BCP is set to impact contributions from a wider range of authorities.
In an interview, Miguel Guedes e Sousa discusses how societal prejudices regarding wealth contribute to the country's poverty.
A significant portion of requests to hear ministers focus on the economy and education sectors, indicating public concern and interest in these areas.
