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New pregnancy and childbirth law continues to divide opinions

The new pregnancy and childbirth law eliminates the concept of obstetric violence from legislation, generating division among specialists. While some consider that the previous legislation was poorly drafted, others strongly disagree with the elimination of this concept, keeping the debate about women's rights in the context of childbirth alive.

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Paulo Portas remembers Narana Coissoró as a great politician who practiced the art of compromise

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Bolsonaro's son insists father's trial was a sham and says he will grant him a pardon if elected

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Euronews Portugal29/08/26, 13:20