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The article discusses the summer's water problems in Almada, stating that the issue is complex and the subsoil lacks sufficient water, with the mayor acknowledging difficulties in water supply.
A judge from the Constitutional Court states that it is very difficult to prohibit a political party and label it as fascist, sparking debate on political freedoms and restrictions.
An investigation reveals that nearly half of the government ministers did not possess specific training relevant to their assigned portfolios, raising questions about governmental competence.
The CEO of Amazon has acquired a stake in Liverpool FC, prompting an analysis into the reasons behind American investors' growing interest in European football clubs.
The Portuguese football championship features a high percentage of foreign players, representing 72 different nationalities, highlighting the internationalization of the sport.
There has been a suggestion to nominate the International Space Station (ISS) for the Nobel Peace Prize, seen as a powerful symbol of international cooperation.
Key dates, new developments, and potential changes for the academic year 2026/2027 are outlined, providing essential information for students and educators.
The government has introduced a legislative package that marks the opening of a new session in the Assembly of the Republic, signaling the start of new parliamentary work.
The Chega party is challenging Aguiar-Branco and insists on its request for a parliamentary inquiry into the Luís Neves case, maintaining their stance despite opposition.
This article reviews a story about love set in a dystopian world populated by 'pygmalions' and 'mannequins,' exploring themes of artificiality and human connection.