Stories from Lisbon · Portugal

Human remains have been discovered in Portugal and will undergo examination to determine their identities.

Portugal is celebrating 40 years of integration into the European Union on Europe Day. Radio Renascença noted this milestone and featured an interview with PS MEP Bruno Gonçalves, who defended António Costa's role.

A radio source reports that hunting weapon licenses are less common today than in the past. This trend has led to a decrease in suicides committed with these types of weapons. The source also noted that hangings are rare.

The Sporting team achieved a score of 74, which was sufficient to avoid a penalty shoot-out.

Judges from Palácio Raton issued a decision.

Eurico Brente Dias stated that the Socialist Party insists on making agreements with the far-right, which he believes does not respect human rights. He suggested considering other democratic parties beyond the Socialist Party.

A festival is showcasing new talents across multiple city spaces, including Cinema São Jorge, Cinemateca, Palácio das Galveias, and Culturgesta. The event is referred to as 'IND' and is currently ongoing.

The National Youth Council (CNJ) has published a 100-page study titled "Ideias Jovens, Juventude em Números." Authored by Mariana Segre and Alexandra Severino, the study provides a snapshot of youth reality in Portugal. It also includes a set of proposed measures.

Yuri invited André Júlio Truqueza to compose the soundtrack for the upcoming film 'Soca Soca'. The theme, titled 'Começou o Treino', also features Gaspar on guitar. The film is scheduled to premiere soon.

A documentary titled "a Soco" has been announced, focusing on Orlando Jesus, who is described as a mythical figure in boxing.