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The front page of Diário de Notícias features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on the Portuguese economy, politics, and social issues. International news includes a plane landing in Saudi Arabia after an emergency signal. Domestic stories cover government subsidies…
The Court of Accounts criticizes the General State Account for 2025, citing numerous failures such as poorly explained subsidies, lost taxes, and unrecorded assets.
A plane landed in Saudi Arabia after emitting an emergency signal, with authorities investigating the incident.
The price of electricity in the European Union has seen a significant increase since February.
The Portuguese economy is projected to slow down towards the end of the year, though the annual GDP is still expected to grow.
An average of 3,000 evictions have been registered annually by the rental counter since 2013.
Prime Minister Montenegro stated his expectation of support from the Socialist Party (PS) for the constitutional revision, while keeping the door open to other parties.
A survey indicates that residents of Porto are more content with their city compared to those in Lisbon, although housing and mobility remain significant concerns.
The government is looking to make changes to the rental legislation during the committee stage of its passage.
Cristiano Ronaldo's absence from training has escalated a controversy, requiring official intervention and travel.
An upcoming conference focused on the financial sector will take place on October 8th, with registration now open.
Prime Minister Montenegro has urged the opposition to act responsibly regarding the state budget, cautioning against frivolous actions.
The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) has referenced the new rental regime while criticizing the government's proposals for the State Budget.
The political party Livre has expressed its disapproval of the lack of increase in social benefits within the proposed State Budget.
