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The Público front page highlights key issues in Portuguese society and politics. Top stories include details about university admissions, the record number of retired doctors returning to work, and concerns about conditions for lawyers at AIMA. There's also a commentary on social security by Bagão…
This interactive feature allows users to find the grades required for university admission and the remaining vacancies for the second phase of the national access competition.
The number of students admitted to higher education this year marks the second-highest in the last decade, indicating a significant trend in access to university.
A record number of retired doctors are returning to work in the National Health Service, with more than half of them being family doctors, addressing a critical shortage.
Lawyers are raising concerns and denouncing the inadequate conditions present at AIMA, highlighting potential issues within the legal system or related institutions.
Economist Bagão Félix expresses his view that a catastrophic outlook is detrimental to the effective functioning and management of Social Security.
The government is criticized for neglecting to implement regulations for laws passed without its consent, and even for laws it itself proposed.
The weather forecast indicates an unseasonably autumnal weekend in August, with expected rain and thunderstorms.
A university professor analyzes the reasons behind the unexpected and concerning success of the AfD party in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt.
