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The front page of Público features stories on a Portuguese military member facing trial for sharing online newspapers, a deep dive into the upcoming Brazilian elections and the impact of online gambling, a debate on secularism in public schools, and an update on housing protests in Spain. It also…
A military member will be tried for sharing newspapers online, with the publication Expresso demanding 631,000 euros in damages, highlighting a case of digital piracy of news content.
Brazilians are heading to the polls, with candidates Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro dominating but also facing high rejection rates, as the nation chooses a president under internal and external pressure.
The article explores how online gambling is negatively impacting the lives of Brazilians, with the phrase 'Everyone talking about the game' reflecting its pervasive influence.
A discussion is ongoing about whether it is appropriate to conduct religious blessings in public schools within a secular republic, framing the issue as a conflict between 'pluralism' and 'attack'.
New tenant unions are forming in Portugal, aiming to give a stronger voice to protests and organization around housing issues.
Thousands of people are protesting in Madrid over housing issues, with actions described as a step towards a potential general strike.
Portugal is preparing to celebrate its 900th anniversary, though there is uncertainty about the exact date of its founding.
An interview with Miguel Serras Pereira, who discusses translation and describes it as an 'impossible profession'.
