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The Público front page focuses on a variety of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a significant drop in family reunification authorizations, a tribute to the late musician Jorge Palma, and government funding for an artificial intelligence center. International news…
The number of new authorizations for family reunification in Portugal dropped by 31% last year, with the AIMA agency issuing half a million residence permits and over 23,000 notifications for territory abandonment. Pedro Portugal is leaving the agency's presidency.
A tribute to the late musician Jorge Palma, whose music reflected daily life and left a legacy of touching romanticism and utopian projection, influencing generations and becoming part of the Portuguese language.
Portugal's intelligence services have secured 7.5 million euros from the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) to establish their own artificial intelligence center.
The Portuguese National Statistics Institute (INE) has not yet released the GDP per capita figures, but available indicators suggest a notable decline.
An analysis suggests that battery technology is becoming the preferred choice over hydrogen for powering future train systems.
Diana Soller emphasizes the need for the United States and China to manage their competition carefully to prevent escalating into a conflict.
