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The Público front page features a prominent cookie consent banner. Leading stories cover Portuguese government spending on state-owned companies, political proposals regarding local taxes and renewable energy profits, and the political positioning of the Livre party. Other articles discuss a ferry…
The government spent close to 800 million euros on REN and Águas de Portugal within a year, with Parpública lacking foreseen funds and requiring unbudgeted capital for operations ordered by the Ministry of Finance.
The Socialist Party (PS) proposes to double the IRS and VAT distributed to municipalities and grant them a share of profits from renewable energy sources.
As the political season begins, the Livre party is exploring its left-wing identity, with Rui Tavares leading the discussion.
The ferry link between Algés and Trafaria is described as convenient but is underutilized and lacks visibility, according to locals.
A scientific experiment has yielded unusual results, raising the possibility of discovering something related to dark matter.
A preliminary review of the REN acquisition has brought to light details that Miranda Sarmento has not disclosed.
This is a right of reply concerning a labor harassment case at IST, where the president archived the case despite an inspection's recommendation for a written reprimand.
