Duarte Lima: 45 hours before the crime ↗
Front page lead45 hours before the crime, Duarte Lima arrived in Brazil without his personal phone, but police used other numbers to contact Rosalina Ribeiro and reconstruct the lawyer's movements.
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45 hours before the crime, Duarte Lima arrived in Brazil without his personal phone, but police used other numbers to contact Rosalina Ribeiro and reconstruct the lawyer's movements.
With Neves out of tune, the government attempts to navigate a crisis with a graceful exit strategy.
Protesters occupy Rossio square with a tent on the day a Christmas market is being set up.
A court permitted a tent to be set up in Rossio square, but no similar encampment occurred in Lisbon.
The court's decision regarding Renata Cambra did not grant a 'blank check' but allowed a tent as a symbol.
Benfica defeated Alverca at home, maintaining their lead over FC Porto, largely due to Echeverri's performance mimicking Chalana.
Marco Silva acknowledged an uninspired performance but emphasized the importance of the three points after a difficult match against Alverca.
Paulo Fonseca returns to Sporting Portugal a decade after leaving, bringing a history of success from Paços, FC Porto, and Shakhtar.
Russia targets Ukrainian energy infrastructure, while the US monitors islands in Iran.
Recent polls indicate that the Socialist Party (PS) is increasing its lead, while the Social Democratic Party (AD) is seeing a reversal in its declining trend.
A court decision leads to confusion as it enters a protest camp.
An episode of 'E o Resto é História' delves into the remarkable story of Singapore and its leader Lee Kuan Yew.