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Portugal’s prime minister resigns amid green hydrogen corruption probe

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Portugal’s prime minister resigns amid green hydrogen corruption probe

Portugal’s prime minister Antonio Costa has resigned amid an investigation into alleged malpractice in the way his government has handled green hydrogen and lithium mining projects in the country.

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