Government Prepares New Wave of Healthcare PPPs, Seeks Faster Processes ↗
Front page leadThe government is preparing a new round of public-private partnerships in healthcare and aims to expedite related processes, according to Ana Paula Martins.
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The Diário de Notícias front page features domestic news on healthcare partnerships, housing protests, and abortion law interpretation. International news includes Brazilian political boycotts and a cyberattack on Binance. There's also a piece on Portugal's potential purchase of F-35 fighter jets.
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Housing Protest: Police Admit Drones at Rossio Square Were Authorized ↗
Regarding the housing protest encampment at Rossio Square, the PSP (Public Security Police) has acknowledged that drones were used with proper authorization.
Bolsonarists Encourage Boycotts of Pro-Lula Merchants ↗
Supporters of Bolsonaro are reportedly encouraging boycotts against merchants who support Lula.
Abortion: Medical Council Believes Passos Law Revoked in 2016 is Still in Effect ↗
The Order of Physicians believes that a law regarding abortion, revoked in 2016 under Passos Coelho's government, remains in effect.
What Happened and Who is Behind the Multi-Million Dollar Attack on Binance? ↗
An investigation is underway to uncover the details and perpetrators behind a significant multi-million dollar attack on the cryptocurrency exchange Binance.
'Immediate Deterrent Power' is One of Lockheed's Strengths to Sell F-35 to… ↗
Lockheed Martin highlights the 'immediate deterrent power' of the F-35 fighter jet as a key selling point for Portugal's potential acquisition.
Cascais Guarantees Support for Ukraine Will Continue ↗
The municipality of Cascais has affirmed its commitment to continue providing support to Ukraine.
Housing Protest: Lisbon Encampment to Re-erect Tents at Rossio on Saturday ↗
The housing encampment in Lisbon plans to set up tents again at Rossio Square on Saturday.
INEM Delayed Aid to Protesters Due to 'Lack of Security' ↗
The INEM (National Institute for Medical Emergency) reportedly delayed providing assistance to protesters because of security concerns.
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