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Moedas says he did not take part in the decision to order the police charge against protesters. According to Observador, Moedas states that he "did not take part in any security decision".

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Renfe train drivers in Spain are keeping the strike called for this Thursday in defence of railway safety. According to El Mundo, Cercanías Madrid lines C-1, C-3, C-4 and C-8 are suspended, with serious disruption across the rest of the network.

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Protests against the tuition fee increase have reached Évora, according to Observador. RTP reports that more than 200 students protested in Coimbra against the same increase.

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Journalist Lina Attalah, director of Mada Masr, was freed in Egypt, according to Le Figaro and Le Monde, after paying a fine, according to Le Monde. Libération reports that Mada Masr, one of Egypt's main independent media outlets, has been sentenced to close, and describes it as a severe blow to press freedom. The headlines do not make it possible to confirm whether Attalah's release and the sentence against Mada Masr are linked.

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According to Observador, São Bento filled up with people protesting over housing, without a vote or an encampment. Expresso reports that Marisa Liz sang songs by António Variações and José Afonso at the demonstration, under the message that the country is not for sale.

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Banking unions have agreed a 3% pay rise and called off the strike. Público reports that the strike was only partially called off.

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RTP reports that the housing crisis continues to drive protests in Porto. Observador asks, in its headline, whether a military column is in Porto because of housing protests, without confirming it in the headline.

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Thousands of people protested in Lisbon over housing, in front of Parliament, according to Jornal de Notícias and Expresso. Público highlights that parents and children took part in the protest together.

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Banking unions have agreed a 3% pay rise and called off the strike. Público reports that the strike was only partially called off.

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The union called off Friday's strike at CP, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and RTP. Observador also reports that the strike planned for this Friday was called off, without giving a reason. The first three headlines attribute the decision to "positive developments", a phrase shown in quotation marks in the headlines.

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The union called off Friday's strike at CP, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and RTP. Observador also reports that the strike planned for this Friday was called off, without giving a reason. The first three headlines attribute the decision to "positive developments", a phrase shown in quotation marks in the headlines.

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France's Senate has approved a bill that toughens penalties for those responsible for public disorder. Gazeta do Povo links the approval to violent protests and specifically mentions looting.

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The union called off Friday's strike at CP, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and RTP. Observador also reports that the strike planned for this Friday was called off, without giving a reason. The first three headlines attribute the decision to "positive developments", a phrase shown in quotation marks in the headlines.

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The union called off Friday's strike at CP, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and RTP. Observador also reports that the strike planned for this Friday was called off, without giving a reason. The first three headlines attribute the decision to "positive developments", a phrase shown in quotation marks in the headlines.

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Banking unions have agreed a 3% pay rise and called off the strike. Público reports that the strike was only partially called off.

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Banking unions have agreed a 3% pay rise and called off the strike. Público reports that the strike was only partially called off.

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Renfe train drivers in Spain are keeping the strike called for this Thursday in defence of railway safety. According to El Mundo, Cercanías Madrid lines C-1, C-3, C-4 and C-8 are suspended, with serious disruption across the rest of the network.

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Banking unions have agreed a 3% pay rise and called off the strike. Público reports that the strike was only partially called off.

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Protests are taking place in Covas do Barroso, Boticas, against a lithium mine project, according to RTP, Expresso, Diário de Notícias and Público. According to Diário de Notícias and Público, it is the third consecutive day of protest.

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RTP reports a housing protest, with lawmakers alongside the demonstrators. Diário de Notícias also links housing to a demonstration, with no further details in its headline.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro broke his silence on the protests during the budget debate in parliament, according to Expresso and Público. Montenegro praises the PSP's handling of the protests and says he was working, rejecting claims he had been absent in recent days, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP quotes the prime minister describing the PSP's work as «careful» and «competent». Público highlights that Seguro distanced himself from the PSP's actions at the protests, on the same day Montenegro spoke in parliament.

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Newspapers highlight housing as the central issue in the first day of the State Budget debate in Parliament. Diário de Notícias also mentions the demonstrations, and Observador, police action. Expresso reports that the Budget is approved today.

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Thousands of protesters gathered outside the Portuguese parliament, the Assembleia da República, to protest over housing, according to Expresso, RTP and Público. Expresso describes participants of all ages, including families with children, parents and grandparents.

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About 200 people sang and danced in Coimbra in support of the right to housing. RTP reports more than 200 people, while Observador reports 200.

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Around fifty people protested in Faro, according to Jornal de Notícias, saying they were not afraid of the police. Observador reports that Faro joined the housing protests, with protesters saying they are not afraid.

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Prison guards announce a general strike running from November to January. According to Público and Expresso, the strike begins on 17 November and ends on 3 January. Jornal de Notícias and Expresso quote the phrase "patience has reached its limit" as the reason for the decision.

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Thousands of protesters gathered outside the Portuguese parliament, the Assembleia da República, to protest over housing, according to Expresso, RTP and Público. Expresso describes participants of all ages, including families with children, parents and grandparents.

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Thousands of protesters gathered outside the Portuguese parliament, the Assembleia da República, to protest over housing, according to Expresso, RTP and Público. Expresso describes participants of all ages, including families with children, parents and grandparents.

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Newspapers highlight housing as the central issue in the first day of the State Budget debate in Parliament. Diário de Notícias also mentions the demonstrations, and Observador, police action. Expresso reports that the Budget is approved today.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro broke his silence on the protests during the budget debate in parliament, according to Expresso and Público. Montenegro praises the PSP's handling of the protests and says he was working, rejecting claims he had been absent in recent days, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP quotes the prime minister describing the PSP's work as «careful» and «competent». Público highlights that Seguro distanced himself from the PSP's actions at the protests, on the same day Montenegro spoke in parliament.

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Prison guards announce a general strike running from November to January. According to Público and Expresso, the strike begins on 17 November and ends on 3 January. Jornal de Notícias and Expresso quote the phrase "patience has reached its limit" as the reason for the decision.

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Housing protests reached Parliament after a rally in Rossio, according to Expresso. Observador reports protests against tuition fee increases in Évora.

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Prison guards announce a general strike running from November to January. According to Público and Expresso, the strike begins on 17 November and ends on 3 January. Jornal de Notícias and Expresso quote the phrase "patience has reached its limit" as the reason for the decision.

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Prison guards announce a general strike running from November to January. According to Público and Expresso, the strike begins on 17 November and ends on 3 January. Jornal de Notícias and Expresso quote the phrase "patience has reached its limit" as the reason for the decision.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro broke his silence on the protests during the budget debate in parliament, according to Expresso and Público. Montenegro praises the PSP's handling of the protests and says he was working, rejecting claims he had been absent in recent days, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP quotes the prime minister describing the PSP's work as «careful» and «competent». Público highlights that Seguro distanced himself from the PSP's actions at the protests, on the same day Montenegro spoke in parliament.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro broke his silence on the protests during the budget debate in parliament, according to Expresso and Público. Montenegro praises the PSP's handling of the protests and says he was working, rejecting claims he had been absent in recent days, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP quotes the prime minister describing the PSP's work as «careful» and «competent». Público highlights that Seguro distanced himself from the PSP's actions at the protests, on the same day Montenegro spoke in parliament.

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A video shows PSP officers using tasers against protesters in Porto, according to Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports that the PSP itself published a video showing attacks by protesters, without saying whether it is the same footage.

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The Frente Comum has called a public administration strike for 20 November.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro broke his silence on the protests during the budget debate in parliament, according to Expresso and Público. Montenegro praises the PSP's handling of the protests and says he was working, rejecting claims he had been absent in recent days, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP quotes the prime minister describing the PSP's work as «careful» and «competent». Público highlights that Seguro distanced himself from the PSP's actions at the protests, on the same day Montenegro spoke in parliament.

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The Frente Comum has called a public administration strike for 20 November.

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The 55 people detained at the 20 October encampment have until the 6th to decide whether to pay or go to trial, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP, Observador and Jornal de Notícias report the same: the protesters or detainees have until the 6th to choose between paying and being tried.

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CP warns of disruptions to train services from Thursday. RTP and Diário de Notícias link the disruptions to a strike.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro broke his silence on the protests during the budget debate in parliament, according to Expresso and Público. Montenegro praises the PSP's handling of the protests and says he was working, rejecting claims he had been absent in recent days, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP quotes the prime minister describing the PSP's work as «careful» and «competent». Público highlights that Seguro distanced himself from the PSP's actions at the protests, on the same day Montenegro spoke in parliament.

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The Frente Comum has called a public administration strike for 20 November.

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Expresso reports that Lisbon is preparing tents for Parliament and that Porto denounces evictions, as part of the housing protests. RTP describes the night at the Porto and Lisbon demonstrations as calm.

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CP warns of disruptions to train services from Thursday. RTP and Diário de Notícias link the disruptions to a strike.

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The 55 people detained at the 20 October encampment have until the 6th to decide whether to pay or go to trial, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP, Observador and Jornal de Notícias report the same: the protesters or detainees have until the 6th to choose between paying and being tried.

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The Frente Comum has called a public administration strike for 20 November.

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The Frente Comum has called a public administration strike for 20 November.

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President Seguro said he did not like what he saw after police charged housing protesters, and called for dialogue instead of violence. Público reports the reaction came after the police charge on protesters demanding affordable housing.

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The PSP police says it detected no infiltrated extremists at the housing protests, according to Público. The housing protests reached Parliament after passing through Rossio, according to Expresso. Observador links the protests, the police and housing to the first day of the State Budget debate.

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A video shows PSP officers using tasers against protesters in Porto, according to Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports that the PSP itself published a video showing attacks by protesters, without saying whether it is the same footage.

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President Seguro said he did not like what he saw after police charged housing protesters, and called for dialogue instead of violence. Público reports the reaction came after the police charge on protesters demanding affordable housing.

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According to Haaretz, the Netherlands is dropping out of the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest in protest at Israel's participation. BBC News reports that the Netherlands has reversed its decision to return to the contest. Der Spiegel writes that the Netherlands is boycotting the Eurovision Song Contest over Israel's participation.

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Expresso and Observador treat the revision of the 1974 law on demonstrations as a topic under debate; Expresso reports Ventura challenging the left to revise it, and Observador poses it as an open question on whether parliament should. RTP attributes the challenge to parliament to the Public Prosecutor's Office, which calls for revising the law on the right to demonstrate.

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Observador asks whether Seguro and Montenegro, by staying silent, became the target of protests. Expresso and Jornal de Notícias report that Montenegro broke his silence on the demonstrations, the former during the Budget debate and the latter in a 60-second format. Público reports that Seguro distanced himself from the PSP's actions at the demonstrations, on the same day Montenegro was at the Assembleia da República.

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Chega challenges parties to amend the demonstration law, according to RTP. The PS asks for "good practices" in the demonstration law, according to Observador, and says it is available to push for changes to the right-to-demonstrate law in Parliament, according to Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias.

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The Ombudsman has requested information from the PSP about its operations during protests in Lisbon and Porto. Some outlets describe the request as urgent and refer to police charges, while others use only the terms «actuação» or «cargas policiais».

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A vigil in Lisbon protests the detention of demonstrators, according to Jornal de Notícias. Diário de Notícias reports that the Lisbon encampment is promoting the vigil for detained demonstrators and preparing a protest outside Parliament.

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Protesters detained in Lisbon are awaiting a decision from the Public Prosecutor's Office, according to Observador and RTP. RTP reports they have been held for a week, a detail Observador does not mention.

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Protesters detained in Lisbon are awaiting a decision from the Public Prosecutor's Office, according to Observador and RTP. RTP reports they have been held for a week, a detail Observador does not mention.

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Chega challenges parties to amend the demonstration law, according to RTP. The PS asks for "good practices" in the demonstration law, according to Observador, and says it is available to push for changes to the right-to-demonstrate law in Parliament, according to Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias.

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Expresso reports that Lisbon is preparing tents for Parliament and that Porto denounces evictions, as part of the housing protests. RTP describes the night at the Porto and Lisbon demonstrations as calm.

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The Ombudsman has requested information from the PSP about its operations during protests in Lisbon and Porto. Some outlets describe the request as urgent and refer to police charges, while others use only the terms «actuação» or «cargas policiais».

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Lawyers say the court action required police restraint at the encampments, according to Expresso and Público. Observador reports that the court order imposed police "containment" at the encampments.

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Chega challenges parties to amend the demonstration law, according to RTP. The PS asks for "good practices" in the demonstration law, according to Observador, and says it is available to push for changes to the right-to-demonstrate law in Parliament, according to Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias.

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Expresso and Observador treat the revision of the 1974 law on demonstrations as a topic under debate; Expresso reports Ventura challenging the left to revise it, and Observador poses it as an open question on whether parliament should. RTP attributes the challenge to parliament to the Public Prosecutor's Office, which calls for revising the law on the right to demonstrate.

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The Ombudsman has requested information from the PSP about its operations during protests in Lisbon and Porto. Some outlets describe the request as urgent and refer to police charges, while others use only the terms «actuação» or «cargas policiais».

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The unions have called off the partial strikes planned for Wednesday and Friday at the Lisbon Metro.

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The unions have called off the partial strikes planned for Wednesday and Friday at the Lisbon Metro.

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The unions have called off the partial strikes planned for Wednesday and Friday at the Lisbon Metro.

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The Arbitration Tribunal ordered minimum services for the partial strike on the Lisbon Metro, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports that, despite the minimum services, some stations are closed during the strike.

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The unions have called off the partial strikes planned for Wednesday and Friday at the Lisbon Metro.

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The unions have called off the partial strikes planned for Wednesday and Friday at the Lisbon Metro.

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Protesters detained in Porto on Sunday have begun to be heard at the Tribunal Judicial, according to Jornal de Notícias. Expresso, Observador, Diário de Notícias and RTP report that the protesters detained in Porto will be tried on 13 November.

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The Arbitration Tribunal ordered minimum services for the partial strike on the Lisbon Metro, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports that, despite the minimum services, some stations are closed during the strike.

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Protesters detained in Porto on Sunday have begun to be heard at the Tribunal Judicial, according to Jornal de Notícias. Expresso, Observador, Diário de Notícias and RTP report that the protesters detained in Porto will be tried on 13 November.

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A vigil in Lisbon protests the detention of demonstrators, according to Jornal de Notícias. Diário de Notícias reports that the Lisbon encampment is promoting the vigil for detained demonstrators and preparing a protest outside Parliament.

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Protesters detained in Porto on Sunday have begun to be heard at the Tribunal Judicial, according to Jornal de Notícias. Expresso, Observador, Diário de Notícias and RTP report that the protesters detained in Porto will be tried on 13 November.

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Protesters detained in Porto on Sunday have begun to be heard at the Tribunal Judicial, according to Jornal de Notícias. Expresso, Observador, Diário de Notícias and RTP report that the protesters detained in Porto will be tried on 13 November.

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Expresso and Observador treat the revision of the 1974 law on demonstrations as a topic under debate; Expresso reports Ventura challenging the left to revise it, and Observador poses it as an open question on whether parliament should. RTP attributes the challenge to parliament to the Public Prosecutor's Office, which calls for revising the law on the right to demonstrate.

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Protesters detained in Porto on Sunday have begun to be heard at the Tribunal Judicial, according to Jornal de Notícias. Expresso, Observador, Diário de Notícias and RTP report that the protesters detained in Porto will be tried on 13 November.

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Dawn describes Serbia's student protests as having moved from the streets to power, calling it a triumph. The Guardian runs an opinion piece by Novak Simin, in which he says the students never sought power but reclaimed Serbia. Al Jazeera reports that the "students" have celebrated a second night after an electoral victory.

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Chega challenges parties to amend the demonstration law, according to RTP. The PS asks for "good practices" in the demonstration law, according to Observador, and says it is available to push for changes to the right-to-demonstrate law in Parliament, according to Jornal de Notícias and Diário de Notícias.

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Assembly of the Republic speaker Aguiar-Branco says the Constitutional Court should determine the doubts over the demonstration law. Observador highlights the Socialist Party's call for "good practices" in the demonstration law.

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Assembly of the Republic speaker Aguiar-Branco says the Constitutional Court should determine the doubts over the demonstration law. Observador highlights the Socialist Party's call for "good practices" in the demonstration law.

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The Arbitration Tribunal ordered minimum services for the partial strike on the Lisbon Metro, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports that, despite the minimum services, some stations are closed during the strike.

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Several headlines report that a student-led movement claims a historic victory in Serbia's parliamentary election. MyJoyOnline describes celebrations in Serbia after veteran ruler Vučić lost the election to the student-led movement. Egypt Independent says the Serbian leader conceded defeat, in what it calls a seismic political shift. PBS NewsHour states that the student-led movement ousted Serbia's right-wing ruler in the election.

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