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11 stories in the last days

  1. Observador reports that the president of Cascais municipality spent EU funds on inauguration parties, justified by Brussels rules
    1 source

  2. Observador argues that the hardest armor in vulnerable narcissism is disguised fear, not arrogance
    1 source

  3. Observador notes that a study by the Fundação Francisco Manuel dos Santos reveals minister profiles, the weight of specialist politicians, gender inequalities, aging elites and challenges to democratic renewal in Portugal
    1 source

  4. Digital media dominate electoral harassment in Brazil, Observador reports
    • Observador reports that digital media dominate contemporary forms of electoral harassment in Brazil.
    3 sources

  5. Observador assesses that the Gémeas case could be a major political victory for Chega
    1 source

  6. Observador publishes Artecer's right of reply to PSD article on hospital closure
    • Observador published Artecer's right of reply to the article "PSD exige esclarecimentos sobre fecho do Hospital Termal das Caldas da Rainha".
    2 sources

  7. Observador notes that the traditional life script of getting a job, marrying, buying a house and staying there for decades is ending
    1 source

  8. Observador assesses that a Supreme Court scandal has awakened a large electorate loyal to Jair Bolsonaro, who may now vote for his son despite previously dismissing him
    1 source

  9. Observador assesses that George Saunders' novel 'Vigília' explores death and climate change through a dying oil magnate confronting his sins
    1 source

  10. Observador analysts Luís Rosa and Vitor Matos assess that José Luís Carneiro is under pressure between Mário Centeno and Pedro Nuno
    1 source

  11. Observador notes that AI can answer questions, write, summarize, translate, code, create images, structure arguments and converse, profoundly changing perception
    1 source
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