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Portugal
The news on Público's front page covers a range of topics including a legal challenge to the appointment of INEM doctors, a proposal for equal pension increases, an analysis of Donald Trump's associate Natalie Harp, Portugal's state entry into REN, tax implications for dam businesses, and…
The appointment of INEM doctors to regional services has been deemed "illegal" by an institute that argues it was not obligated to select the most qualified professionals, as required by medical career regulations, stating it's merely a preferential criterion.
A working group has recommended that all pensioners receive the same increase in their pensions, suggesting a uniform approach to pension adjustments.
An exploration of Natalie Harp's role and relationship with Donald Trump, describing her as a "human printer."
The United States has expressed its approval of the Portuguese state's acquisition of a stake in REN (Redes Energéticas Nacionais).
The Portuguese tax authority has begun the process of assessing taxes related to a business transaction involving dams.
André Ventura has revisited the topic of nationality loss and accused the government of preparing to reduce pensions.
Prior to the crime in Algés, two young individuals were reportedly in an educational center.
