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The Assembly of the Republic has only committed to paying Isabel Rodrigues' salary until December.

Correio da Manhã27 Jan

The court ruled in favour of the six Roma associations that brought the action against André Ventura.

Correio da Manhã22 Dec

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1939: Portugal and Spain sign the Treaty of Friendship and Non-Aggression (Iberian Pact), establishing formal neutrality between the two Iberian nations on the eve of World War II. This treaty helped maintain Portuguese neutrality throughout the war.
2002: Portuguese legislative elections are held, won by the PSD under José Manuel Durão Barroso, who would later become President of the European Commission (2004–2014).

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1992: White South Africans vote in a referendum to end apartheid, with 68.7% approving President de Klerk's reforms, paving the way for multiracial democracy.

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