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Manuel Matias

  • Jul 15

    Odemira council opens investigation into unlicensed works at Portuguese interior minister's property

    The municipality of Odemira confirmed on Tuesday that no licence or prior communication was filed for the renovation of Luís Neves's property in São Teotónio, where drone footage shows a swimming pool under construction.

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The past half-day brought a grim mix of disaster management, war diplomacy and monetary discipline. Rescue teams in the Himalayas paused under the threat of another flood, while oil traders watched the Strait of Hormuz and bond traders watched Kevin Warsh.

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Culture, media and the new divides

DMA framing of Google's spam-policy change and the 9/12 DSA overlap figure sharpen enforcement leverage but add no new discrete events.

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