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The front page of Público features news on education reform, economic concerns, and societal issues in Portugal, alongside international economic developments. A key education story discusses the advancement of a merger between the 1st and 2nd cycles of basic education, with implications for…
The merger of the 1st and 2nd cycles of basic education is moving forward, with teachers up to the 4th grade expected to teach fewer hours. This development is accompanied by investigations into six directors due to exam failures, and a noted drop in PISA 2025 results affecting both public and…
Escalating energy prices are strongly influencing the European Central Bank (BCE) towards a second interest rate hike this year, with geopolitical events in the Middle East likely solidifying this decision.
This article analyzes the future financial implications of changes to personal income tax (IRS) and pensions, detailing expected earnings and costs for individuals.
Portugal is struggling to adapt to rising temperatures and is losing trees, with experts describing the pace of progress as 'too slow'.
A corruption case associated with Vale do Lobo is reportedly nearing prescription, however, the presiding judge has not yet officially acknowledged this.
