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Entrepreneurs from the earthmoving sector are planning a meeting with the Government, with protests including a slow march of trucks heading to Coimbra and a honking protest against fuel prices on the 25 de Abril Bridge.
A firefighter who was injured while fighting a fire in Resende has died.
Seizures of fuel intended for narcolanchas (drug trafficking speedboats) have quadrupled.
The Financial Council indicates that the BES (Banco Espírito Santo) bailout may still cost taxpayers an additional 630 million euros.
Politician Isabel Ferreira states that the development and issues of Portugal's interior regions must be considered a matter of state importance.
The article discusses the contrasting perspectives and realities presented by Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations.
Actresses Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were among dozens detained during a protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The national football team secured a narrow victory in the debut match under coach Jorge Jesus, with João Félix scoring a goal.
Political figures Rui Rocha and André Ventura are scheduled to appear before the CPI (Parliamentary Inquiry Committee) concerning Luís Neves.
Political disputes between the PS (Socialist Party) and Chega parties have resulted in the rejection of several proposals in the Assembly of the Republic (AR).
Airbus is aiming to create a Eurofighter with maximum Portuguese involvement and plans to present its proposal by early November.
Cultural commentator Filipa Lowndes Vicente criticizes some Portuguese museums for not adequately addressing gender-related issues.
A link to read the digital edition of Diário de Notícias for Friday, September 25th.