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Around 90 municipalities across several districts of the country are at very high risk. Castelo Branco will be the hottest city this Friday, reaching 38°C.
The grades for the 2nd phase of national secondary school exams and the results of the 1st phase re-evaluations are expected to be published today, along with the 2nd phase grade lists for the 9th grade.
The PS argued today that the situation of the Minister of Internal Administration has “reached the limit of what is admissible within the normal functioning of institutions” and urged the Prime Minister to “bring order to the Government” and to “make difficult decisions”.
Ferreira explained that direct observation of the solar eclipse without certified glasses can cause a “retinal burn,” or solar retinopathy.
Portugal is the European Union country that has reduced road mortality the least over the last decade. In this episode of Hoje, we look at the data and understand what might explain this stagnation.
CNN PORTUGAL/DECO PROTESTE BAROMETER | With the arrival of Digi in the telecommunications market, competition has increased, as have the reactions from competitors. CNN Portugal, in partnership with DECO PROteste, is monitoring tariff fluctuations every fortnight. Find out which are the cheapest offers.
After all, companies operating in Portugal will not be required to disclose the salary offer associated with a job position directly in the job advertisement. The European directive on pay transparency opened the door for this to happen, but the transposition that the government of Luís Montenegro is preparing does not provide for this.
The Judiciary Police confirms problems in the works carried out by a friend of Luís Neves, the current minister who was the director of that institution at the time of the works
Pedro Santos Guerreiro, executive director of CNN Portugal, states that all the cases involving Luís Neves “suggest there is a culture of disrespect” for the law within the Judiciary Police.
The transfer of passport printing from the Consulate-General of Brazil in Lisbon to the Brazilian Mint is not expected to increase delivery times. Ambassador Alessandro Candeas, the Consul-General, stated that the additional transport time via diplomatic pouch will be minimal and offset by increased staff availability for in-person services. Urgent cases will continue to be printed locally. This centralized printing initiative, already implemented in the US and other locations, aims to manage the 40% surge in demand for consular services observed since 2024.
