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The front page of Observador features a major story on ongoing protests in Lisbon and Porto, with police detaining individuals and clearing occupied squares. Other top stories include Cristiano Ronaldo's suspension from the national team, a report on historical miscalculations in pension…
Police made arrests and dispersed a human chain, clearing Rossio square in Lisbon and Praça D. João I in Porto of protesters, with a new demonstration planned for later in the day.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been sanctioned with a one-month suspension and a 255 euro fine for leaving the national team's training camp, but his return in November remains uncertain.
Authorities are monitoring protest leaders and have adopted a zero-tolerance policy towards encampments, prioritizing mediation but warning that tents will eventually be removed.
The Caixa Geral de Aposentações (CGA) made errors in calculating pensions for three thousand individuals, leading to recurring disputes and potential compensation claims.
Donald Trump has indicated he would be willing to meet with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, but not with Volodymyr Zelensky present.
This episode of Contra-Corrente discusses whether Europe is heading towards a revolution or an election.
More than 30 years after three women were murdered in Lisbon, a new special episode of the podcast 'A Caça ao Estripador de Lisboa' will reopen the investigation.
