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The front page of Público features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on economics, society, and international border issues. The top story discusses salary growth discrepancies between the public and private sectors in Portugal. Other prominent stories include concerns over…
While the average remuneration is higher in the public sector, private sector salaries are growing faster, with real gains of 0.4% in the State sector versus 2.2% in the private sector, after accounting for inflation.
In response to social media calls for a mass entry, Spain and Morocco are reinforcing the Ceuta border. Italy is also maintaining the suspension of Schengen with Spain until that date.
The article highlights Prime Minister Montenegro's criticism of what he calls "modern censorship" and his desire for a decade of development, referencing former President Cavaco Silva.
This story delves into a tragic case where a boy is suspected of killing his mother, with details suggesting prior indicators of a severe domestic situation.
The Portuguese state is re-acquiring a stake in REN (Redes Energéticas Nacionais) by purchasing 13.7% from the owner of the Zara brand.
An assessment of the transparency mechanisms for monitoring the purchase of frigates concludes that they are insufficient.
A commentary or opinion piece by Luísa Costa Gomes, reflecting on her interaction with ChatGPT and its surprising reaction.
A tragic incident involving the death of a British cyclist during a stage of the Volta a Portugal has resulted in the suspension of the event.
