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Ten corporations from Viseu signed financial support contracts with CCDR Centro

Ten volunteer fire brigade corporations from Viseu signed financial support contracts with CCDR Centro, at a ceremony held this morning in Pinhel, under the program to support humanitarian firefighting associations in the Centro region.

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Elon Musk and the legal void of space: can a company create a private empire outside Earth?

The article explores the existing legal gap in international space law, questioning the limits of private companies' power, such as Elon Musk's SpaceX, on celestial bodies like Mars and the Moon. Although the 1967 Outer Space Treaty prohibits nations from claiming sovereignty over celestial bodies, there is no clarity regarding the rights of companies operating in these places for decades, extracting resources, or installing permanent residents. The text raises concerns about the need for new regulatory frameworks given the advances of private space companies.

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