Portugal: Women Earn 21% Less Than Men in Private Sector; Pay Equality Remains… ↗
Front page leadWomen in Portugal's private sector earn 21% less than men, with pay equality being a distant goal, despite the European average disparity being 11.1%.
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The front page of Diário de Notícias features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on the gender pay gap in Portugal, a train accident in Spain, US political polling, and diplomatic visits. The site also covers social issues in Lisbon, such as housing protests and…
Women in Portugal's private sector earn 21% less than men, with pay equality being a distant goal, despite the European average disparity being 11.1%.
Spain's Council of Ministers will decide on aid for victims of the Urda railway accident.
Opinion polls in the US suggest a 'blue wave,' although past predictions have been inaccurate.
Donald Trump anticipates an agreement with Iran, even after a new military strike by the United States.
The Lisbon encampment has agreed to a meeting with the Secretary.
The Secretary has started a visit to Spain, inaugurating an exhibition on Camões with King Felipe VI.
Merchants in Lisbon's Baixa district are willing to discuss matters with representatives from the encampment.
Regarding encampments, the PSP (Public Security Police) stated that the court's decision is in line with their actions.
A summary or link to the newspaper's edition for Tuesday, November 3rd.
Avigdor Liberman intends to form a government with the Likud party, but without Benjamin Netanyahu.
Marco Almeida issues a challenge to José Luís Carneiro, inviting him to Sintra to observe the outcomes of the Socialist Party's policies.
Dennis Redmont observes that the 'pornography of fear' has characterized the final days of the US election campaign.
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