Stories from Lisbon · Portugal

André Ventura, leader of the Chega party, shared a video originating from a problematic neighborhood. An ISC-T researcher believes this type of 'small disinformation,' which utilizes real videos of street situations, can significantly impact citizens' perceptions.

The government is seeking support from political parties, including Chega and PS, for a work-related initiative. Negotiations are underway with these parties, but the government has rejected Chega's demand to lower the retirement age. A political faction in Portugal, referred to as "the right," is advocating for a reduction in the retirement age. This proposal is deemed counterproductive given the country's social indicators, as people are living longer and have a higher active age. The move is also seen as risking the sustainability of social security and the balance of public accounts by removing individuals from the labor market prematurely.

The Disciplinary Council of the Federation suspended Benfica's president, Rui Costa, for 25 days and issued a fine.

The Benfica-Airport route in Lisbon is experiencing a stop from Alma School to the Calvanas area.

A group plans to register as an association to take active action against the Portuguese State. The group registering as an association against the Portuguese state promises individual lawsuits based on the principle of trust and other provisions of the Portuguese Constitution. Kevin Goff, a US citizen who moved to Portugal under the golden visa program and feels betrayed, is identified as one individual who may advance these processes. TSF has requested reactions from the Ministries of the Presidency and Foreign Affairs regarding this intention and is currently awaiting their responses. The plaintiffs are described as foreign investors.

Traffic queues are reported on the A5 from Oueiras to Lindavelha and from Monsanto to Emoreiras. The 8 has queues from Friarolas to the Grilo tunnel. Calçada de Carriz is congested from Sr.

Portugal's Socialist Party (PS) has refused to negotiate an agreement. This refusal comes as the Chega party is making demands in exchange for a decision. A trade union central, identified as CGTP, has refused to negotiate certain matters following a veto. The General Confederation of Portuguese Workers (CGTP) refused any alterations to their terms.

Pedro Silva Martins, former Secretary of State for Employment, stated that the rejection of labor reform is a defeat for the government and the Minister of Labor.

A three-year-old girl has reportedly stunned doctors by learning to speak and read. She is also capable of performing simple mental calculations at her age, according to the sources. The source noted her ability to perform these tasks at such a young age.

Motengil announced its sustainability plan for 2026-2031, which will be implemented through subscriptions and/or the exchange of its obligations.