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The Diário de Notícias front page highlights a significant number of arrests for drug trafficking in Lisbon, the financial struggles of TAP Air Portugal, and a local fertility clinic's bankruptcy. International news includes an Iranian drone attack and a flash flood in the Grand Canyon. Domestic…
The Portuguese police have arrested over 700 individuals for drug trafficking in central Lisbon since the beginning of 2024, with a DN investigation accompanying police operations.
TAP Air Portugal has reported a significant increase in its losses, nearing 100 million euros, primarily attributed to rising fuel costs.
A fertility clinic located in Cascais has declared bankruptcy, leaving patients in a state of despair.
The price of diesel fuel has seen a significant decrease of 6.3 cents, marking the largest drop observed in the past month.
Iran has reportedly launched a drone attack targeting a base located in the United Arab Emirates.
A sudden flood in the Grand Canyon has resulted in over 20 people being sought.
The leader of the Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) believes that Prime Minister Montenegro's promises contain an attack on teachers.
Politician Carneiro has accused Prime Minister Montenegro of mismanaging and squandering a budget surplus exceeding 3.5 billion euros.
Ayatollah Khamenei has urged Muslims to unite against what he describes as their enemies, specifically naming the United States and Israel.
