Press Review. Housing crisis, bodies to be claimed and school meal debts collected coercively

The housing crisis in Portugal is projected to take a decade to resolve, with a deficit of 300,000 homes expected by 2025. In Lisbon, 206 unclaimed bodies were reported this year, including 15 children. Non-resident foreigners will lose free access to the National Health Service. The Brazilian presidential elections are highlighted, alongside a 30% budget increase for INEM, contingent on insurance approval. Municipalities face millions in unpaid school meal debts, often collected coercively by tax authorities. A lawyer is accused of profiting from a bankruptcy scheme, while a new algorithm for medical residency placements has raised concerns over errors. The Court of Auditors warns about potential risks of a new tax exemption for high-skilled foreign workers, and Unbabel investors may lose tax benefits.