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"There's a Problem with How the Palapese Pregnant Women Come to Emergency Situations in Unaccompanied Risk Situations"
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CNN’s comment Portugal Margarita Davim considers that "some of the things that the Minister of Health has said in Parliament are true", but points out that the reduction of words attributed to health will lead to problems.
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Ana Paula Martins is being heard this Friday in Parliament as part of the discussion of the State Budget for 2026. Asked by a Chega congresswoman about the political consequences of the death of a pregnant woman at the Amadora-Sintra Hospital, the minister guaranteed that she will not resign.
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