Economic pressure causes insolvencies to soar ↗
Front page leadInsolvencies in Portugal increased by 58% in July, while company registrations fell by 21%, according to Iberinform.
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The Diário de Notícias front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories focus on Portugal's economy with rising insolvencies, the national health system facing long wait times in urgent care, and the results of national exams. Political news centers on an audit of…
Insolvencies in Portugal increased by 58% in July, while company registrations fell by 21%, according to Iberinform.
Waiting times for urgent care patients have surpassed seven hours and are likely to worsen next week, impacting the healthcare system.
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, the President of Portugal, expressed gratitude to healthcare workers after being discharged from Faro Hospital.
National exam scores in Portugal have shown improvement in the majority of subjects compared to the second phase of last year.
Both the Venezuelan government and opposition parties are seeking to retrieve assets held abroad to aid victims of recent earthquakes.
Russia has turned to India for gasoline supplies following attacks on its refineries attributed to Kiev.
Luís Neves states he is calm and eager for the ongoing audit of the Judicial Police (PJ) to be completed and its findings known.
Politician Montenegro supports an audit of the PJ, stating that it would be strange if there were no oversight.
Rita Alarcão Júdice clarifies that the audit of the PJ does not involve one minister investigating another.
Fatoumata Diallo secured a bronze medal in the 400m hurdles, marking Portugal's first medal in the event.
Despite falling international market prices for coffee and cocoa, these savings are not being reflected in Portuguese retail prices.
A story about observing a sunset.
A link to the printed edition of the newspaper for Thursday, August 13.