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The front page of Observador features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on a corruption investigation being dropped. Other top stories include a report on wildfires in Portugal, political commentary on the PSD party, cultural pieces on a historical church and a…
The Public Ministry has closed a corruption investigation involving Manuel Pinho and António Bernardo, related to consulting contracts awarded to Roland Berger by Turismo de Portugal.
More than 800 operational personnel are actively fighting three separate wildfires in the Arganil region, with ongoing updates.
Pedro Passos Coelho is urging the current PSD leader, Montenegro, to uphold the party's traditional values and reject any unconventional approaches.
This piece delves into the history, treasures, and myths surrounding a church commissioned by Vasco da Gama in Sines.
A look into the life and controversial actions of Annie Silva Pais, daughter of the last director of the PIDE, who was also a revolutionary.
A sports analysis of a football match where Sporting lost control after a red card, leading to a draw against Arouca.
Princess Martha Louise of Norway and her shaman partner Durek Verrett are featured in a new series exploring their unconventional lifestyle.
This story discusses the ongoing challenges and emotional toll faced by cancer survivors, even after treatment completion, with insights from an oncologist.
Mário Centeno, a prominent political figure, has voiced criticism towards President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa regarding the swearing-in of a new government.
A yellow weather alert has been issued for the region due to a prolonged period of high temperatures.
This podcast episode explores the biblical story of Joseph and the reasons behind his betrayal by his brothers.
A personal story shared in a podcast about the challenges of being treated as if one were disabled.
