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The front page of Observador focuses on Portuguese domestic news, including political developments like the State Budget and protests in Lisbon, alongside weather alerts and cultural news. International stories touch upon Spanish royalty and a terrorism incident in Poland.
This is the third budget presented by Luís Montenegro; it has been approved in general and now moves to the challenging specialty phase, with an interactive game allowing users to change measures and see results.
Three critical periods are expected due to the Bruna storm, with two districts already on orange alert, and a new depression is threatening for Wednesday.
The ongoing encampment in Lisbon is experiencing internal division regarding whether to vacate or remain in the Rossio square.
Pedro Nuno Santos is defending the encampments and the concept of popular assemblies, calling caricatures of them an offense to young Portuguese people.
"Sucesión" reconstructs 20 years of controversies surrounding the Spanish Royal Family, from Felipe VI's attempt to postpone his wedding to Juan Carlos's near-fatal fall in Botswana.
New experiences and stores for pets and their owners in Lisbon include a pet brunch, yoga with mini goats, and walking clubs.
The alleged perpetrator of an armed attack in Poland has died in the hospital.
The recent seismic crisis in the Azores, which began in late October and involved over 100 tremors, is attributed to tectonic faults and a volcanic crisis that has been ongoing since 2022.
