Passos Coelho Associates Deny Plan to Take Power in PSD ↗
Front page leadAssociates of former Prime Minister Passos Coelho deny any plan for his return to power within the PSD party, stating there is no 'passismo' movement.
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The news on Diário de Notícias front page covers Portuguese politics, with a focus on internal party dynamics and government spending. Societal issues such as shared scooter regulations in Lisbon and a protest in Porto are also highlighted. International news includes a story about Serbian…
Associates of former Prime Minister Passos Coelho deny any plan for his return to power within the PSD party, stating there is no 'passismo' movement.
The Portuguese government is requesting parliamentary approval to allocate 334 million euros to address issues related to failed banks.
Lisbon Mayor Carlos Moedas has announced a suspension of shared electric scooter services within the city.
A protest camp in Porto was dismantled following allegations of infiltration within the demonstration.
A political debate has emerged between right-wing and left-wing parties concerning the issue of 'health tourism'.
Serbian perspective views Kosovo as the birthplace of their nation, and their foreign policy reflects this sentiment.
Football legend Paulo Futre was honored, stating that the Portuguese national team's number 7 jersey should be retired.
The new White House press secretary claims to be a lawyer but has not passed the bar exam required to practice law.
A new fixed fare system for taxis at Lisbon Airport has been implemented, changing the pricing structure for passengers.
Benfica defeated Celtic 3-0 at home, with a brace from Durán, to maintain a perfect winning streak in the Europa League.
Sporting Braga started their Conference League campaign with a significant 3-0 defeat away against Copenhagen.