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A poll on the United States finds that more than 70% of Americans want a new Congress with a Democratic majority to end the war with Iran. The Times of Israel and TASS give 71% and over 70% respectively, while Al Jazeera reports only that most Americans want Democrats focused on ending the war and lowering costs.

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The State raises its stake in REN to 19%, after buying shares from Fidelidade for 138 million, according to Diário de Notícias. Observador reports that the Government closed the purchase of a 5.32% stake in REN from Fidelidade.

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The Madeira regional government ordered schools closed on Wednesday morning. Before that decision, school directors were waiting for guidance from the ministry on closing schools on Wednesday.

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Israel's new parliament, the Knesset, is sworn in as Eisenkot seeks to form a government. ABC News describes the swearing-in as marked by taunts, heckling and a fiery speech by Netanyahu. The Sydney Morning Herald writes that Netanyahu's policies now face being cut under the new parliament.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office imposed secrecy on the case of demonstrators detained in Porto, according to RTP and Observador. Expresso and Público report that the case was sent to the DIAP or that secrecy was ordered, without the headlines making clear whether this is the same measure.

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Israel's new parliament, the Knesset, is sworn in as Eisenkot seeks to form a government. ABC News describes the swearing-in as marked by taunts, heckling and a fiery speech by Netanyahu. The Sydney Morning Herald writes that Netanyahu's policies now face being cut under the new parliament.

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Portuguese newspapers report that the government ordered schools and non-essential public services closed due to the bad weather caused by Storm Charles. Diário de Notícias says a state of alert has been declared and that the closures apply tomorrow, Wednesday.

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Portuguese newspapers report that the government ordered schools and non-essential public services closed due to the bad weather caused by Storm Charles. Diário de Notícias says a state of alert has been declared and that the closures apply tomorrow, Wednesday.

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Aguiar-Branco is in Mozambique to strengthen ties between the two countries, according to RTP. Observador reports that Aguiar-Branco conveyed the Portuguese parliament's support to Mozambique.

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Storm Charles has put the country on alert across all sectors, according to Observador, while Diário de Notícias reports about two thousand customers without power at home overnight. The Interior Administration Minister warns, according to Expresso, of the effects of the depression and asks everyone who can to stay at home.

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The government declared a state of alert over storm Charles, closing schools and non-essential public services on Wednesday. Expresso and Diário de Notícias give Wednesday as the closure day, while Observador, Jornal de Notícias and RTP do not name the day.

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All of mainland Portugal is under a state of alert because of the passage of storm Charles, according to Expresso, RTP and Diário de Notícias. Prime Minister Montenegro warns that the country must go through difficult hours the next day, according to Diário de Notícias. Observador asks what is closed and what is prohibited under the state of alert, without listing the specific measures.

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A 14-year-old Palestinian boy was shot dead by Israeli forces during an operation in the West Bank, according to Palestinian officials and the health ministry. The Express Tribune and Al Jazeera also report the death of a 14-year-old; The Express Tribune adds that three others were wounded. Haaretz says the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) killed the teen during a raid in the West Bank, according to the Health Ministry.

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The Madeira regional government ordered schools closed on Wednesday morning. Before that decision, school directors were waiting for guidance from the ministry on closing schools on Wednesday.

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The Spanish government has earmarked €16.8 million to address the migration crisis in the Canary Islands, according to El País. El Mundo reports that the government is boosting resources with an additional rescue patrol, more places and transfers to the Iberian Peninsula. Jornal de Notícias says the government has declared a "migration emergency" in the Canary Islands.

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The Daily Star, from Bangladesh, says Israel's new parliament could make Netanyahu's life difficult. The National, from the United Arab Emirates, reports that Netanyahu's rivals struck the first deal before parliament is sworn in. The Express Tribune, from Pakistan, reports that the new parliament will be sworn in as Eisenkot prepares a government.

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GCC defence ministers approved an advanced military command in Kuwait, according to The National, Al Jazeera, The Hindu and The Express Tribune. The GCC's chief, according to The Hindu, confirmed the approval of the military command headquarters in Kuwait.

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Israel's new parliament is being sworn in while Gadi Eisenkot seeks to form a government, according to Dawn, BBC News and Haaretz. The Hindu says the new parliament will take aim at Netanyahu, while the Sydney Morning Herald claims Netanyahu's policies face cuts.

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The Spanish government has earmarked €16.8 million to address the migration crisis in the Canary Islands, according to El País. El Mundo reports that the government is boosting resources with an additional rescue patrol, more places and transfers to the Iberian Peninsula. Jornal de Notícias says the government has declared a "migration emergency" in the Canary Islands.

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Harry and Meghan were in Brussels, according to Observador, following the case involving Thomas Markle. The Sydney Morning Herald describes the couple arriving at the European Parliament, holding hands. The Citizen says Meghan will no longer speak at a Brussels event.

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CBC News, in Canada, reports that a tight military budget limits paid participation in Remembrance Day in Ontario.

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Three Indian outlets reported a summit called the «Bharat Summit» in Telangana, organised by the Congress party. The Wire and The Indian Express mention delegates from 70 countries; The Hindu gives the dates, 13 and 14 November.

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Sky News and the South China Morning Post report that Meghan Markle withdrew from a speech in Brussels after her father was arrested. The South China Morning Post links the arrest to child sexual abuse images. Sky News says Meghan was not emotionally strong enough for the public speech. According to Sky News, Harry gave a solo speech to the European Parliament after Meghan pulled out.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office imposed secrecy of justice on the case involving protesters detained in Porto, according to Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Observador and Público. Expresso reports that the case was sent to the DIAP.

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Expresso and Observador report a government appeal for everyone who can to stay at home on Wednesday. Expresso attributes to Charles the statement that it is a day of absolute exception, though the headline gives no further context.

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The government declared a state of alert over storm Charles, closing schools and non-essential public services on Wednesday. Expresso and Diário de Notícias give Wednesday as the closure day, while Observador, Jornal de Notícias and RTP do not name the day.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that the São Paulo city government announced works and public visits to an archaeological site in Liberdade, following a complaint. Metrópoles says that works have already started on the project to open the site to visitors.

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The import tax on passenger car tyres rises from 16% to 30%, according to Poder360 and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo says the increase follows a request from industry, a point Poder360 does not mention.

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The government declared an alert situation due to Storm Charles, closing schools and non-essential public services. According to Jornal de Notícias, the closures cover schools and services across the whole country. RTP reports that the closure of schools and non-essential services will take place on Wednesday.

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The ANC comes out weakened from South Africa's municipal elections, according to The Citizen and Daily Maverick, which point to difficult coalition talks ahead. The Independent says the ANC remains the largest party despite losing votes; Al Jazeera describes the results as “catastrophic” for the party. Daily Maverick reports the ANC's local government share falling from 47.5% to 32.5%, without explaining the causes.

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The government declared a state of alert for Wednesday, with schools closed, according to Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Observador and Diário de Notícias. Prime Minister Luís Montenegro warns the country must go through difficult hours the next day, according to Diário de Notícias.

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The Portuguese government declared a state of alert over storm Charles, closing schools and non-essential public services on Wednesday. According to Diário de Notícias, the closures cover non-essential public services in addition to schools.

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A 14-year-old Palestinian boy was shot dead by Israeli forces during an operation in the West Bank, according to Palestinian officials and the health ministry. The Express Tribune and Al Jazeera also report the death of a 14-year-old; The Express Tribune adds that three others were wounded. Haaretz says the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) killed the teen during a raid in the West Bank, according to the Health Ministry.

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Harry and Meghan travelled to the European Parliament in Brussels to open an exhibition on child protection, according to ANSA and the Sydney Morning Herald. Público reports that Meghan will no longer speak at the event, and The Citizen says the same. Observador links the Brussels trip to the Thomas Markle case, without giving details of that link.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that impeachment proceedings against Pete Hegseth have begun in Congress. RTP says Pete Hegseth faces a threat of removal from Congress, in the context of Iran. Expresso asks whether Pete Hegseth will be the first political casualty of Trump's war, without stating that this will happen.

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The government asks that, during periods of heavy rain, people make only necessary trips, according to Público. Jornal de Notícias reports that absences caused by bad weather can be paid to only one of the parents. In Madeira, Expresso says the region is preparing for bad weather, while Observador quotes the regional vice-president calling it an abnormal situation.

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The Health Minister announced she will dismiss the head of the ULS do Algarve board after deaths at the Portimão emergency room, according to several outlets. Expresso reports the minister said the Portimão emergency room "is not working well". RTP cites three deaths and criticism of the emergency room as the context for the decision.

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The Portuguese government advises people to leave home only if it is really necessary. Expresso links the warning to Storm Charles and worsening weather, according to Civil Protection.

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Marinho's allies fear Alcolumbre may block a second round in the Senate, according to Metrópoles. Efraim Filho, according to Poder360, will coordinate Marinho's campaign for the Senate presidency. Gazeta do Povo says Marinho's allies suspect four PL senators in the Senate race.

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Brazil's government extended the tax exemption on gasoline and ethanol, according to Agência Brasil and Gazeta do Povo. Headlines say the extension runs until December 9; Poder360 mentions only an extra 30 days.

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Marco Rubio says the United States will continue dealing with the Lula government. Gazeta do Povo presents the same statement as a direct demand on Lula and a new impasse between Brazil and the United States.

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Saudi Arabia says it downed missiles fired at Riyadh after a Houthi attack on a pipeline. Daily Maverick reports that danger in Riyadh passed after an alert, a day after the Houthi attack.

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DECO proposes to the government a package of 18 measures for the housing crisis, which it says is structural in nature.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces an impeachment resolution in the House, with several outlets expecting a vote this week. Hegseth calls the effort a «farce» and a «stunt», according to Fox News and Al Jazeera, and vows to fight it, per ABC News. Indian Express and Daily Maverick tie the impeachment push to the Iran war, which Hegseth defends. NPR reports that the House voted to effectively end the impeachment effort against Hegseth.

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The Daily Star, from Bangladesh, says Israel's new parliament could make Netanyahu's life difficult. The National, from the United Arab Emirates, reports that Netanyahu's rivals struck the first deal before parliament is sworn in. The Express Tribune, from Pakistan, reports that the new parliament will be sworn in as Eisenkot prepares a government.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that Hugo Motta is working on a mixed-member district voting proposal in the Chamber of Deputies. Folha de S.Paulo reports that parties told Hugo Motta they lacked support, and that the mixed-member district voting proposal has stalled. Metrópoles reports that support for mixed-member district voting has cooled, and that the Centrão is discussing limits on vote-pulling candidates.

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UFC president Dana White appeared on the White House podium and turned down a role as spokesperson, saying he does not want to be in politics. According to El Universal, Trump joked that he was devastated to hear the refusal.

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Congress returns for a final lame-duck session after Republican losses in the midterm elections, according to CBS News. The Indian Express explains which key bills Republicans may try to pass before January 2027. The Japan Times argues that US allies need a plan for a lame-duck Trump.

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The Federal Police leadership has ordered that reports on Supreme Court justices and Vorcaro in the Master case be redone, according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo. Gazeta do Povo adds that the officers who coordinated those reports should be removed from the case.

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Organisations are calling for measures against supersalaries in the public sector, addressing the government and Congress. Metrópoles and Gazeta do Povo mention Congress; Poder360 refers to the next government, and Gazeta do Povo names Lula as the target of the pressure.

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Marco Rubio says the United States will keep dialogue with the Lula government.

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Brazil's government extended the tax exemption on gasoline and ethanol, according to Metrópoles, Agência Brasil and Gazeta do Povo. The headlines differ on the deadline: Metrópoles says December, Agência Brasil and Gazeta do Povo give 9 December, and Poder360 mentions another 30 days.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that impeachment proceedings against Pete Hegseth have begun in Congress. RTP says Pete Hegseth faces a threat of removal from Congress, in the context of Iran. Expresso asks whether Pete Hegseth will be the first political casualty of Trump's war, without stating that this will happen.

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The Brazilian government has asked for the removal of 348 profiles that promote illegal betting houses, according to Metrópoles and Poder360.

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Republican Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie has moved to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to several outlets. Trump defended Hegseth and attacked Massie, while Hegseth himself called the effort a farce and political theater. El Universal said a vote was expected the same day; Tehran Times tied the push to criticism over the Iran war and the Minab school massacre. La Nación reported that Hegseth survived the impeachment bid with Republican support.

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President Donald Trump introduced Dana White, head of the UFC, at the White House briefing room, where White said he has no interest in politics. Several headlines report that White turned down Trump's offer to serve as White House press secretary, with his remarks described as having 'zero' political aspirations. One outlet highlights the scene in the briefing room, where reporters had been given a two-minute warning before White walked in.

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The Portuguese government advises people to leave home only if it is really necessary. Expresso links the warning to Storm Charles and worsening weather, according to Civil Protection.

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Jornal de Notícias frames road safety as a move from strategy to action. Diário de Notícias highlights the government's ambition and driving addiction in its road safety coverage.

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Fachin shelved the fake news inquiry at Brazil's Supreme Court, according to Poder360, Metrópoles, Folha de S.Paulo and Agência Brasil. Folha de S.Paulo notes the inquiry had been running for more than seven years. Gazeta do Povo reports that Fachin rejected a request by Dino to include Deltan in the inquiry.

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Republican Congressman Thomas Massie has filed a resolution to start impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the Iran war. Fox News reports that Hegseth called the move a "farce" and a "stunt"; CBC News and the BBC quote him calling it a farce. The Times of Israel says Hegseth is digging in against a possible bipartisan impeachment push, while Público frames him as caught between impeachment and dismissal.

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Several international outlets report the closure of one of Russia's leading independent newspapers, attributed to government pressure. CBC News describes relentless government pressure, while PBS NewsHour says the paper closed its office after three decades. BBC News links the closure to an eviction, while The Times of Israel cites political pressure.

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The Brazilian government is extending the tax exemption on gasoline and ethanol, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Poder360 and other outlets, either by 30 days or until 9 December. Metrópoles and Agência Brasil say the extension runs to December, with Agência Brasil giving the exact date of 9 December. Gazeta do Povo also gives 9 December as the deadline for the extension.

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The UFC chief turned down the White House press secretary role Trump offered him, saying he does not want to be in politics. According to El Universal, Trump joked that he was «devastated» to hear the refusal.

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Marco Rubio says the United States will keep dealing with the Lula government.

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The Japan Times says voters have reopened the debate over data centers and billionaires. Le Monde reports that the Nordic countries are slowing the rollout of data centers. La Tercera says the Chilean government has created a permanent table to speed up the installation of data centers and cut bureaucratic obstacles.

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Organisations are calling for measures against supersalaries in the public sector, addressing the government and Congress. Metrópoles and Gazeta do Povo mention Congress; Poder360 refers to the next government, and Gazeta do Povo names Lula as the target of the pressure.

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Trump says the FBI is investigating Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. According to The New York Times, Huang told Trump he did not know the woman was a suspected spy. Nvidia shares fell on the news, and shareholders sued the company and Huang, according to Metrópoles and The Guardian. Beijing, according to CGTN, dismisses the spying claims as smears.

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Impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have begun in Congress, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Expresso asks whether the process will make Hegseth the first political casualty of Trump's war, without offering an answer.

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São Paulo city hall has ended its contract with an NGO linked to the production company behind the film Dark Horse, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Agência Brasil. Poder360 reports the same termination but does not mention the value of the contract. Metrópoles adds that the production company sent a message to Nunes after the second round of the elections.

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The Health Minister announced she will dismiss the head of the ULS do Algarve board after deaths at the Portimão emergency room, according to several outlets. Expresso reports the minister said the Portimão emergency room "is not working well". RTP cites three deaths and criticism of the emergency room as the context for the decision.

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The Health Minister announced she will dismiss the head of the ULS do Algarve board after deaths at the Portimão emergency room, according to several outlets. Expresso reports the minister said the Portimão emergency room "is not working well". RTP cites three deaths and criticism of the emergency room as the context for the decision.

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Gadi Eisenkot has been tasked with forming a government in Israel and has three options, according to Jornal de Notícias and La Nación. RTP reports that Eisenkot will negotiate with the ultra-Orthodox parties to form a government. CBS News and Dawn report that Eisenkot was tasked with forming a government as the new Israeli parliament is sworn in. Süddeutsche Zeitung says Eisenkot has little time to unseat Netanyahu.

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The Health Minister announced she will dismiss the head of the ULS do Algarve board after deaths at the Portimão emergency room, according to several outlets. Expresso reports the minister said the Portimão emergency room "is not working well". RTP cites three deaths and criticism of the emergency room as the context for the decision.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie has started impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the war in Iran, according to several outlets. Hegseth calls the impeachment effort a “farce”, according to Diário de Notícias and Fox News, and ANSI and El País quote him saying the same. Rappler, Dawn and The Express Tribune report that Hegseth is expected to face a House impeachment vote this week.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Portuguese and French outlets stress how delicate the task is: Diário de Notícias calls it a balancing act, and Le Devoir lays out three options for Eisenkot. Eisenkot has invited Netanyahu to join a government under his leadership, and La Jornada reports he does not rule out Likud. TelQuel reports that Eisenkot is ready to bring figures close to Netanyahu into his government.

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The Health Minister announced she will dismiss the head of the ULS do Algarve board after deaths at the Portimão emergency room, according to several outlets. Expresso reports the minister said the Portimão emergency room "is not working well". RTP cites three deaths and criticism of the emergency room as the context for the decision.

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Organisations are calling for measures against supersalaries in the public sector, addressing the government and Congress. Metrópoles and Gazeta do Povo mention Congress; Poder360 refers to the next government, and Gazeta do Povo names Lula as the target of the pressure.

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São Paulo city hall has ended its contract with an NGO linked to the production company behind the film Dark Horse, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Agência Brasil. Poder360 reports the same termination but does not mention the value of the contract. Metrópoles adds that the production company sent a message to Nunes after the second round of the elections.

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The health minister announces she will dismiss the chair of the Algarve ULS management board, according to RTP, Público, Observador, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Expresso quotes the minister saying the Portimão emergency unit "is not working well". Observador links the decision to deaths in Portimão.

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The health minister announces she will dismiss the chair of the Algarve ULS management board, according to RTP, Público, Observador, Expresso and Diário de Notícias. Expresso quotes the minister saying the Portimão emergency unit "is not working well". Observador links the decision to deaths in Portimão.

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Trump says he was joking when he invited UFC director Dana White to be White House spokesman. Expresso asks whether it was a joke, a test or a mistake, without giving an answer. According to Observador, Dana White refused the role of spokesman but went up to the podium.

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