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The Diário de Notícias front page features a mix of domestic Portuguese news and international stories. Key domestic topics include a new health development plan, protests and debates surrounding housing, and police actions during demonstrations. International news covers Flávio Bolsonaro's travel…
A new Health Development Plan (PDS 2.0) for the next decade prioritizes the creation of a National Digital Agency to foster innovation and competitiveness in the health sector.
Housing issues and protests were prominent on the first day of budget debate, with discussions also touching on the parliamentary session's limited fiscal scope.
A call for a general strike was made during a demonstration that drew thousands of people in front of the Assembly of the Republic.
Benjamin Netanyahu is advocating for a right-wing, nationalist, and strong government, leading with 72% of votes counted but without a majority.
Flávio Bolsonaro traveled from Argentina to Ecuador using a private flight.
The Public Security Police (PSP) denies that a video they published on social media was a response to Seguro.
Montenegro praised the PSP's actions during protests and stated he was not absent in recent days, emphasizing that he was working.
The PSP released a video on social media to demonstrate aggressions suffered by police officers.
An Amnesty International observer was among those hit by batons during protests, with PSP norms prohibiting impacts to the head.
Brazilian President Lula reacted to Flávio Bolsonaro's travel, stating, 'He who owes, has no fear.'
Roseta expressed satisfaction with hearing from Seguro, stating a need for the President to speak, but emphasized that more than dialogue is required to address the housing crisis.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is lending Portugal an additional 300 million euros to finance the construction of affordable housing.
