Press review. The bad weather that stopped the country, the ETAR cartel and the municipalities' revenues from real estate

The impact of Storm Charles, which caused flooding and damage in Portugal, is prominently featured in the news. Various newspapers report on the government's response and the economic implications of the storm. Additionally, a cartel involved in illegal waste dumping from wastewater treatment plants has been uncovered, leading to multiple arrests. A disturbing case of a Spanish mother selling her baby to a Portuguese couple is also reported. Political dynamics show the Socialist Party regaining support amid housing crises, while corruption allegations against a healthcare director are highlighted. Lastly, the financial burden of storm recovery efforts is discussed, with real estate contributing significantly to municipal revenues.