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Portugal
The front page of Público features several key stories. A major focus is on the police clearing tents in Porto and Lisbon, with protesters describing it as "smelling of dictatorship." Another prominent story discusses the rise in lawsuits against doctors in Portugal and escalating compensation…
Police removed tents in simultaneous operations in Lisbon and Porto early in the morning, with some protesters arrested in Rossio. A related international note mentions France imposing curfews in Paris, Lille, Nice, and Lyon following protests.
The number of legal actions against doctors is on the rise, leading to significantly higher compensation payouts, while insurance coverage is falling short. A podcast highlights that more doctors are paying millions in compensation in Portugal, and some are condemned for failing to explain…
The Chega party has retreated on its stance regarding rental law, suggesting a familiar political scenario.
There are 'bargains' in housing loans with mixed interest rates, but they ultimately lead to higher costs over time. One in five fixed-rate contracts underwent renegotiation in the first quarter.
Passos Coelho advocates for the reintroduction of moderation fees for abortion services, a proposal opposed by the Left.
The Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) has imposed a 30-day suspension and a fine of 255 euros on Ronaldo.
