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Chega leader criticized the CPI report on the treatment of twins, stating it did not indicate illegalities, and linked this to the perceived 'shameful state' of Parliament.
The defense of Nuno Rebelo de Sousa states the accusation in the twins case is unfounded, while President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa asserts that 'no one is above the law'.
ECB President Christine Lagarde suggests that wage growth is not significantly reacting to the energy shock, potentially easing inflation concerns.
A minister calls for the European Union to take a more active role in addressing the ongoing fuel crisis.
Charges have been filed against four individuals in the 'twins case,' including the President's son, a former health official, the mother of the twins, and a clinical director.
Pope Francis advocates for European nations to compromise on certain stances to achieve a larger goal of peace.
Details emerge about British detainees and a potential Iranian connection to an alleged terror plot at Fairford Air Base.
The French far-right has strengthened its position in the Senate, while the radical left has made its first appearance in the historic Palácio do Luxemburgo.
Francisco Calheiros believes that the Portuguese tourism sector has progressed into a new stage of maturity.
The Money Conference is scheduled for October 8th, focusing on key topics within the financial sector. Registration is open.
The Public Prosecutor's office has closed the investigation into suspicions surrounding the attribution of nationality in the 'twins case'.
Former Prime Minister Passos Coelho calls for increased efficiency and speed in the decision-making processes of the Portuguese state.
Lisbon's Mayor, Moedas, acknowledges issues with electric scooters in the city and indicates that measures will be implemented to address them.