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The front page of Diário de Notícias features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include concerns about school infrastructure and large class sizes, the Portuguese debt price reaching its highest point since 2017, and political discussions surrounding security in Lisbon…
Experts and associations highlight that aging school infrastructure and a lack of deep interventions, combined with large class sizes, hinder personalized attention for students, particularly those who are struggling.
The price of Portuguese debt has significantly increased, reaching values not seen since 2017, amidst a global economic alert.
An NBC helicopter crashed in Los Angeles, resulting in the deaths of three individuals.
Lisbon Mayor Moedas expresses alarm over numerous situations that compromise security in the city.
The Money Conference is set to take place on October 8th, addressing major themes within the financial sector.
A link to read the digital edition of the newspaper for Wednesday, September 16th.
The Portuguese government has summoned social partners to discuss the 2027 budget proposal.
Workers are raising concerns about a potential 'massive exodus' from the country if the ministry proceeds with reducing the hourly wages paid.
A new political party named 'Vamos' intends to consolidate the left-wing vote, aiming to counter the 'lesser evil' voting strategy.
A scientific breakthrough has enabled the restoration of partial vision to individuals who were previously blind.
Transparency International has not verified all declarations of interests and income submitted by members of the current government.
The Chega party is challenging Aguiar-Branco and insists on its request for a Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI) regarding Luís Neves.
The Chega party continues to push for a CPI concerning Luís Neves, arguing that Aguiar-Branco's doubts are not supported by legal or constitutional grounds.
The Chega party has formally requested an urgent audio recording.
