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The front page of Diário de Notícias focuses on domestic Portuguese issues including political challenges, social concerns like housing and drug use, and economic news. International sports news is also featured.
The president of Portugal's second-largest municipality by population accuses the socialist administration of Basílio Horta of failing to build any houses and losing 36 million euros in PRR funding.
The State Council is set to discuss the current social crisis and ongoing protests related to housing issues in Portugal.
A review of recent press coverage highlights protests regarding housing, a new funding initiative for the National Health Service (SNS), and a change in the Sporting football club's coach.
The number of 'laughing gas' canisters seized for use in parties has doubled compared to the previous year, indicating an increase in their use.
The Public Security Police (PSP) in Porto explained that a weapon was drawn during an encampment incident due to an assault on three officers who were not in uniform.
This article explores the potential consequences and implications of people being forced to sleep rough in Rossio square.
Fuel prices are shifting as diesel is increasing in cost while gasoline is becoming cheaper on this Monday.
Left-wing political parties are intensifying their pressure on the Portuguese Government, demanding that Luís Neves appear before Parliament.
The Socialist Party (PS) is challenging the Government with proposals for housing solutions including a moratorium, public guarantees, and the termination of the current rent law.
Kimi Antonelli has secured the Formula 1 World Championship title after finishing third in the Mexican Grand Prix.
Political scientist Francis Fukuyama discusses his views on the origins and universal nature of democracy.
Football coach Rui Borges has departed, and Paulo Fonseca is taking over.
