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The front page of Observador features a major story on a police operation in Porto where at least 37 people were injured, with conflicting accounts from the police and protesters. Other prominent stories include potential political maneuvering for Pedro Passos Coelho's return to power, a proposed…
At least 37 people were injured, and seven required hospital assistance, after a police operation that also injured an officer; the PSP and the movement contradict each other, but protesters are not backing down.
In Porto, after the intervention, the housing movement ordered an immediate disbandment of the protest.
Criminal complaints and reports were filed with the Inspector General of Internal Administration (IGAI) following the events in Porto.
An analysis of the political landscape and the potential for Pedro Passos Coelho to return to a position of power.
The Energy Services Regulatory Authority (ERSE) has proposed a 1.5% increase in the regulated electricity tariff for the year 2027.
The Portuguese band releases their first album since becoming a phenomenon at the Festival da Canção, crafting an ambitious pop record inspired by Madeira and Brazil.
The renowned 90-year-old Korean artist exhibits a series of paintings and sculptures for the first time in Portugal, with his dialogue with the Serralves House and Park on display until March.
A Podcast Plus transformed into a theatrical spectacle gives new life to the investigation of the serial killer who terrorized Lisbon in the 90s, with tickets now on sale.
Donald Trump made comments regarding his opinion on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
A school shooting in Oregon resulted in four fatalities, including three children.
This podcast episode discusses conflicting accounts of a violent incident that occurred in Porto.
A report on an unusual event where sheep interacted with a plant, leading to an artistic outcome.
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