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The front page of Observador features a mix of domestic Portuguese politics, international affairs, and cultural news. Key domestic stories include political maneuvering within the PS party, the cost of a school inauguration in Cascais, and parliamentary proceedings. International news focuses on…
Fernando Centeno is increasing his public presence through a book, TV commentary, and criticism of PS policies, while the socialist leadership views him as a 'free thinker' and contributor to party proposals.
The Chamber of Cascais has spent €175,000 on the inauguration of a school, an event attended by prominent political figures, raising questions about the expenditure.
Tehran has issued a demand for an end to perceived American acts of aggression, occurring amidst ongoing discussions between the US and Iran on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
The President of the Assembly of the Republic, Aguiar-Branco, is reportedly nearing a decision to approve an inquiry into former Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, with technical details still being analyzed.
This episode of 'The Scandals of a Revolutionary' delves into the fascination with Che Guevara, exploring the personal and political influences on a revolutionary figure.
Filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar discusses his latest work, 'Bitter Christmas,' emphasizing its blend of auto-fiction, memory, and personal experience, and its connection to Chavela Vargas.
A tribute to the late Portuguese musician Jorge Palma, celebrating his career and his significant impact on Portuguese music through his studio albums and collaborations.
A fire that broke out in Santo Tirso has now been brought under control.
An analysis of the reasons behind fuel shortages in France.
A podcast episode explores the current activities and potential future plans of Mário Centeno.
A podcast episode from 'Do Avesso' investigates the market for counterfeit goods and how consumers are deceived by 'super fakes'.
