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Portugal
The front page of Público highlights domestic issues in Portugal, focusing on healthcare shortages, family structures, and housing activism. International news is less prominent, with a brief mention of Dubai's return to the global stage and a business story about Lufthansa and TAP.
In 2025, nearly half of the positions offered with incentives for doctors remained unfilled, with only one-fifth of the filled positions being family doctors. A total of 194 much-needed vacancies were occupied.
The Colo a Solo association celebrated a victory with the inclusion of single-parent families in the extended parental leave. Life stories highlight the challenges faced by those who do not have a partner to share responsibilities with.
The article identifies key figures, including Catarina Pinho and Ricardo Pereira, involved in the housing movement, spanning backgrounds from medicine to feminist activism.
The article suggests that political figures from 2015, referred to as 'passistas,' remain active in politics, though not necessarily aligned with Pedro Passos Coelho.
The government has stated that Luís Neves may still face punishment from the Court of Auditors (TdC) in a case involving gross misconduct.
Dubai has announced its return to the global stage and its focus on future development and initiatives.
Lufthansa's successful acquisition of shares in TAP has set a significant precedent for future employee stock purchase programs.
