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The front page of Diário de Notícias features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on the US elections and their aftermath. Domestically, the news covers political meetings regarding housing policy, a legal trial, and public works spending. The international section…
Following the US midterm elections, Democrats have secured control of both the House and Senate. President Trump acknowledged the defeat but stated his intention to work with the opposition, while also threatening to use his veto power.
After conceding defeat in the US elections, Donald Trump has expressed a desire to work with the Democrats to ensure a smooth transition and functioning of government.
The trial of Duarte Lima has commenced 17 years after the death of Rosalina Ribeiro, marking the beginning of legal proceedings in a long-standing case.
Spending on public works has reached a record high, with the Tribunal de Contas annulling 20% of the excess expenditure.
Prime Minister Montenegro has announced that he will hold meetings with the Chega and PS parties on Thursday to discuss housing policy.
Ventura stated his support for the rent law to be approved collaboratively by three parties, including the PS.
Carneiro stated that Montenegro has finally acknowledged that the solution to the housing crisis is political, not police-related.
The Porto encampment has described the dialogue between the government and the opposition as a partial victory, while Lisbon has vowed to continue their protests.
