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Chega presents motion of censure if Luís Neves remains in Government

The president of Chega announced today that the party will present a motion of censure to the Government if the prime minister does not resolve the situation of the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, considering that the situation has reached a "grotesque" and "unacceptable" level.

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Order requests "urgent suspension" of salary collections from school psychologists

The Order of Psychologists requested the urgent suspension of salary collections from school psychologists covered by the Extraordinary Program for the Regularization of Precarious Links in Public Administration (PREVPAP), created in 2017 to combat precariousness in the public sector. The professional organization expressed concern about the situation of psychologists who, after being integrated into the public service under this program, are now being targeted for improper salary deductions.

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PCP accuses Coimbra city council of "making life difficult" in the Baixa

The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) accused the Coimbra City Council of "making life difficult" in the city's Baixa, criticizing the changes to traffic and bus routes planned for September 10, as part of the metrobus operation.

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Guinean opposition calls for referendum boycott

The Guinean opposition called for a boycott of the referendum, claiming its purpose is to "legalize" the November 2025 coup that prevented Dias da Costa from being declared the country's new president. Opposition leader Soares Pereira also announced he would boycott the referendum.

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