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The news from Diário de Notícias covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, it discusses the Portuguese government's potential return to state ownership of REN (Redes Energéticas Nacionais), a significant budget deficit accumulation over four years, and a legal…
Lawyers state that there is no legal vacuum in the sale of fake drugs, classifying it as fraud, contrary to claims by police and political entities who proposed new criminal offenses.
The President of Colombia announced that the reconstruction efforts following a recent earthquake will require an estimated eight billion euros.
The potential return of the state to ownership of REN is a policy proposal found only in the political programs of the Livre, PCP, and Bloco de Esquerda parties.
Portugal's budget deficit over the past four years has reached a scale equivalent to the cost of 300,000 homes.
The financial commitments to NATO are compelling member countries to either increase national debt or reallocate existing spending, amounting to billions of euros.
A report highlights that bomb fishing in Indonesia is causing coral reef destruction at a rate of one reef every 62 minutes.
A tourist from the United States tragically died after being struck by lightning while attempting to climb Mount Etna in Italy.
An eight-year study questions the prevailing belief that increased screen time negatively impacts adolescent reasoning, suggesting a more nuanced relationship.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva stated that the recent discovery of oil in the Amazon region represents a significant opportunity for the country's future.
The government of Yemen reported conducting 133 attacks against Houthi rebels within a single 24-hour period.
The number of fatalities resulting from recent earthquakes in Venezuela has been updated to 6,438.
A significant number of drones, approximately 620, were reportedly launched towards Moscow during a single night.
