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The front page of Diário de Notícias covers a range of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories focus on housing protests in Lisbon, including detentions and injuries, and the police's actions during these events. Political news includes the re-election of André Ventura as the leader…
Nearly half of families had some form of debt in 2024, with mortgages being prominent. Among households aged 35 to 44, 50% had debt equivalent to 181% of their annual income.
A protest camp in Lisbon resulted in at least 10 arrests and six injuries, with police intervention noted.
A photogallery showcases the creative expressions of indignation during housing protests.
André Ventura has been reelected as the president of the Chega party, securing 98% of the votes.
During protest camps, riot police reportedly acted without identification, contradicting a recommendation from the IGIA (General Inspectorate of Internal Administration).
Widespread protests and public dissent are occurring in France, Germany, Italy, and Albania.
A historic café in Athens has closed down due to gentrification pressures.
An archaeologist discusses a viewpoint within Brazilian Sertaneja culture that perceives the forest as an impediment.
Minister Luís Neves expressed his hope that the planned demonstration in Rossio on Saturday will proceed in an orderly manner.
Citizens are requesting the intervention of the mechanism for the prevention of torture regarding the demonstration in Lisbon.
Minister Carneiro has expressed solidarity with the housing demonstrators and stated his availability to find solutions.
