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The front page of Público features a range of domestic news, with a significant focus on healthcare and economic issues in Portugal. Top stories include challenges in hiring new nurses despite a surplus, the impact of EU recovery funds on Portuguese reforms, and the financial struggles of TAP…
Delays in approving organizational development plans for 2026 prevent SNS hospitals from signing effective contracts, as the executive director is not authorizing requests, according to the bastonary.
Health, Education, social security, and forest management are among four areas that underwent reforms due to fresh funding, with changes to professional orders and the PSU being the most controversial.
An overview of the changes implemented across various sectors as a result of the EU's Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR).
The increasing cost of jet fuel has significantly impacted TAP's financial performance, contributing to substantial losses in the first half of the year.
The national nationality law has not been regulated, creating an uncertain situation for individuals affected by it.
Prime Minister Montenegro's political strategy for the start of the new term focuses on avoiding the state budget debate and limiting the influence of opposition parties.
Following an attack by the United States, Iran has retaliated against a base located in the United Arab Emirates, escalating regional tensions.
The article discusses the political rhetoric surrounding Flávio Bolsonaro, suggesting that while his messaging may be more moderate, underlying threats to democratic principles remain.
The increasing frequency and intensity of marine heatwaves are severely hindering the ability of coral reefs to recover.
