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The front page of Observador features several prominent stories, including an in-depth investigation into José Veiga's alleged corruption in Congo, a look into how funds from the Portuguese Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) are being utilized, and a report on a Spanish tourist's death in a fire…
A ten-year investigation into 2.5 billion euros of public contracts from an African petro-state, where even ostriches and ponies were allegedly used for corruption, is detailed in the 'Rota do Atlântico' case involving José Veiga.
An investigation explores what has emerged with the funding from Portugal's Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR), using intriguing examples like flies and a lighter bottle.
A tragic incident in Fátima where a Spanish tourist lost her life in a fire at a local hotel.
The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) warns of temperature increases of up to 10-12 degrees Celsius in some areas starting Wednesday, due to an anticyclone northwest of mainland Portugal.
Diogo Paupério Abreu, chosen by the ESA, spent 100 days in isolation to simulate the effects of space travel, sharing his experience with Observador.
A political update stating confidence in the resolution of the Luís Neves case and providing a timeline.
An international affairs report on Iran's firm stance following an attack on Larak.
A podcast episode delves into the sensational story behind the accusations against José Veiga, known as "Monsieur Afrique".
Patrícia Sampaio makes a successful return to judo, winning bronze in Lausanne after a serious knee injury.
A brief mention of a summit that has brought together leaders like Putin, Xi, and Modi.
