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Portugal
The front page of Público, a Portuguese news website, features several prominent stories. The top headline discusses the perceived death of the higher education system as a social elevator for poorer students, despite government incentives. Another major story criticizes Prime Minister…
Polytechnic and university representatives praise government measures like new incentive scholarships, but emphasize the need to improve secondary education quality and strengthen special contingents, suggesting the system's role as a social elevator has diminished.
Criticism of the media has become part of Prime Minister Montenegro's political strategy, with accusations of 'modern censorship' potentially overshadowing government measures and prolonging a tense relationship with journalists.
The Neves Corvo train's operational efficiency results in significant annual CO2 emission reductions, contributing to environmental sustainability.
In response to trade tariffs, Canada has declared 'war' and is implementing retaliatory measures against the United States.
The Portuguese Civil Protection agency has issued recommendations for caution as heavy rain and strong winds are expected to begin on Sunday.
This story, accompanied by a video, details the plight of siblings torn apart by conflict.
