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The news from Observador focuses on domestic issues in Portugal, including problems with the Lisbon Metro's escalators and elevators, a yellow weather warning for rain and thunderstorms in 13 districts, and an accident resulting in a child's death. International news includes a meeting in Kyiv…
In February, a record number of escalators (40) and elevators (38) were out of order in Lisbon Metro stations. Maintenance has changed, and improvements are now being observed.
The Prime Minister of Portugal, Costa, and the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, are in Kyiv to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence.
The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) has issued a yellow warning for rain and thunderstorms affecting 13 districts across Portugal.
A six-year-old Spanish girl died after being hit by a vehicle in Vila do Bispo, Algarve, while she had exited the car to go to her parents.
A story discusses fibromyalgia, a condition sometimes dismissively referred to as 'the lazy women's disease' by medical professionals.
The article profiles long-lived European royals, from a 94-year-old princess attending events with her dog to the oldest King in Europe, detailing their current status.
Jacob Arabo, known for jewelry favored by hip-hop artists, Madonna, and Kim Kardashian, has been friends with Cristiano Ronaldo for twenty years and designed a watch inspired by his favorite cars.
In her book 'The Nature of Language,' Alexandra Soares Rodrigues debunks the idea of 'good Portuguese,' discusses animal communication and AI, and highlights the importance of voice post-COVID.
Technicians from the National Institute of Medical Emergency (INEM) are calling for an expansion of the ambulance service network.
This podcast episode discusses the upcoming elections in Brazil and their potential outcomes.
