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Portugal
The front page of Público focuses on domestic Portuguese issues, including legal decisions affecting foreigners, the potential for increased social mobilization, and a protest in Porto. International news covers developments in Brazil and conflicts in the West Bank.
The AIMA (Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum) issued over 50,000 notices for foreigners to leave the country, but the Superior Council of Courts has allowed for provisional measures, anticipating an increase in such legal challenges.
Portugal's general public engagement may be lower due to problem scale or tradition, but social movements are organizing and mobilizations have the potential to increase.
Hundreds of people spent the night in Praça D. João I in Porto, with an accompanying image showing a large gathering and tents.
Students are seen as the driving force behind a new wave of energy in Serbia.
The political balance between Brazil's President Lula and former President Bolsonaro is entering a crucial week.
Israeli settlers have reportedly attacked Palestinians, journalists, and diplomats in the West Bank.
The first five years of Mayor Moedas's term in Lisbon are characterized by issues of cleanliness and public apologies.
