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The front page of Público features stories on Portuguese local politics, specifically regarding municipal governments operating without an absolute majority and their alliances with the opposition. Another prominent story delves into a criminal investigation involving the PJ (Judicial Police) and…
Approximately 40% of Portuguese municipal governments that do not hold an absolute majority have found solutions through agreements with the opposition, with 28 such cases reporting positive first-year balances despite governing in minority.
New evidence indicates a PJ inspector drafted a proposal to the PGR and requested the concealment of its origin, enabling Doyen to obtain the identity and location of the author of 'Football Leaks'.
Police are in the process of removing tents belonging to housing rights protestors in Porto, in a developing situation.
Pedro Passos Coelho has not ruled out a return to politics and has offered praise for André Ventura, calling his initiative 'remarkable'.
The Court of Auditors validated the purchase of new taser weapons, with police set to receive 1568 devices within 90 days.
Hitachi stated that it did not participate in the high-speed rail tender because of the track gauge incompatibility.
Albufeira's experience one year after the Chega party's influence, marked by a crackdown on bars, legal problems, and a truce with the opposition.
