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The Público front page focuses on domestic Portuguese news, with top stories covering proposed changes to administrative actions involving the Ministry of Public Prosecution, an interview with Portuguese actress Isabél Zuaa, and information about an upcoming solar eclipse. There are also articles…
The government proposes a simplified regime for administrative actions up to 15,000 euros, potentially excluding the Public Prosecution. This would include oral judgments, reduced deadlines, and a maximum of eight witnesses, with six proposed laws already submitted to Parliament.
Portuguese actress Isabél Zuaa discusses her identity, blending Guinean and Angolan roots with influences from Nirvana and Amílcar Cabral, criticizing superficial progress and asserting the multiplicity of Black identity.
This article provides essential information about an upcoming solar eclipse, guiding readers on what to know and where to find certified protective eyewear.
An exploration of the scientific research opportunities presented by a total solar eclipse, delving into what remains to be discovered in celestial observations.
Approximately six million electricity meters will be revised to encourage customers to adopt special bi-hourly and tri-hourly tariff plans.
Telecommunications company MEO is reportedly receiving an additional 250 million euros annually in revenue, despite significantly cutting its workforce by 30%.
This article revisits significant eclipses that have occurred in Portugal, examining their historical context and their relevance to present-day understanding.
