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The news from Diário de Notícias focuses heavily on Portuguese politics, with several stories about accusations of irregular spending against Ricardo Carrilho and a statement from Montenegro regarding protests. International news includes a report on Moroccan knowledge of an influx into Ceuta, the…
The former Secretary-General of the MAI denies accusations of irregular spending, stating that an audit by the Ministry of Finance detected 4.5 million euros in irregular expenses during his tenure.
Montenegro refutes claims of calling protesters selfish and states that threats were made against his home, accompanied by a video.
Spanish secret services suggest that Morocco was aware of the large-scale influx of people into Ceuta.
The Initiative Liberal party proposes that fuel stations should display the total tax amounts on fuel, rather than the ISP discount.
Ventura claims the new law for the Court of Auditors will benefit Luís Neves and urges Seguro to veto it.
The Pope engaged in a phone conversation with Putin, expressing significant concern over the situation in the Ukrainian city of Oleshky.
A banker who is under arrest reportedly organized a party for a judge of the Supreme Court in Brazil.
US President Trump has fired the new White House press secretary, who had been in the role for only a week.
Diário de Notícias has revived its 'Letters from Readers' section, making it available again on its digital platforms.
A movement has decided against spending the night in D. João I Square in Porto.
CNN Portugal was one of the foreign television channels that requested permission to broadcast an unprecedented debate between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro.
Elon Musk has unveiled the new Tesla Roadster, describing it as a car with the capability to fly.
