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[00:00:00] calm, based on real stories, she's not hurting
[00:00:03] right now, I need you to confirm, do you have any history of suicide, the other
[00:00:07] side of the 112 line, 112, told me they were
[00:00:11] scaring people,
[00:00:14] you're going to explain everything you're feeling so we can move forward with that, okay, now it's absolutely
[00:00:18] essential to keep calm with him, emergency
[00:00:21] call 112, this Tuesday
[00:00:24] Vítor appears at speed but shoots on RTP Mundo, what
[00:00:28] program does everyone come to...
[00:01:00] was happening, managed to get here
[00:01:08] Seven wins in seven rounds, Porto's invincible record
[00:01:11] at the start of this season, on 24 Horas we see the main moments
[00:01:15] of the classic, the Dragons beat Benfica 2-1, they are
[00:01:19] alone at the top of the league. At the end of the game
[00:01:22] there was talk of strange situations or the lack thereof.
[00:01:26] We also analyze the results of the elections in Germany, the chancellor. did not
[00:01:30] leave office after yet another electoral disaster
[00:01:33] in the regional elections, the left imposed in Berlin, the far right in the
[00:01:37] east of the country. From one election to another, this time
[00:01:40] without surprises, Putin's United Russia won
[00:01:44] the parliamentary elections, achieving more than 57% of the votes,
[00:01:48] and here, Portuguese people have never paid so much for fuel. There's
[00:01:52] a new rise in costs. We do the math
[00:01:57] Prata says, changes to in this news, welcome to 24 Horas.
[00:02:09] Good evening, the German Chancellor has not left office after yet another
[00:02:13] electoral disaster, his own words. After
[00:02:16] the defeat in this Sunday's regional elections which gave victory to the
[00:02:20] extremes, right and left, the AFD
[00:02:23] consolidated its position in the east of the country, the left in
[00:02:27] reached Berlin, the CDU is once again the big loser. of the
[00:02:30] night,
[00:02:33] new electoral test in Germany, new defeat for the CDU,
[00:02:36] currently in government in Berlin, is in second place, losing the capital's government
[00:02:40] and giving way to Die Linke, the radical left
[00:02:43] party.
[00:02:46] Liebe Berlinerinnen, liebe Berliner, ab heute
[00:02:49] verändern wir gemeinsam unser Berlin und
[00:02:52] machen es zu einem besseren Ort, alle
[00:02:53] zusamme.
[00:03:31] last regional elections in Man, we can't sugarcoat it, it's a disaster,
[00:03:35] the CDU fought, but in the end the CDU
[00:03:39] was crushed, in the confrontation between SPD and
[00:03:43] AFD. In our capital here in Berlin, Stefan
[00:03:46] Evers took over as top candidate in a very difficult
[00:03:49] situation, and he immediately entered the election
[00:03:52] campaign.
[00:03:55] He has been in power for 16 months and even after three defeats in a few weeks
[00:03:59] he guarantees. he will continue as
[00:04:01] chancellor.
[00:04:04] Vladimir Putin's party
[00:04:06] concern once again won the elections for the Russian Parliament. In
[00:04:09] the result, there is no surprise, but the last day of
[00:04:13] voting was marked by an attack by Ukraine on Moscow, it was the
[00:04:17] biggest so
[00:04:17] far.
[00:04:21] It is the third and last day of the first legislative elections in
[00:04:25] Russia, since the conflict
[00:04:27] a situation of a with Ukraine began, and whatever the result may be,
[00:04:31] it is already known that no opposition to the
[00:04:34] war will emerge from the ballot boxes, the only party openly against it was prevented from
[00:04:37] running by the country's Supreme Court, there are also
[00:04:41] individual candidates, but even these seem to be
[00:04:45] extended to almost the entire mostly pro-Kremlin, only a high abstention
[00:04:48] could have another political
[00:04:50] interpretation.
[00:05:00] Voters choose the 450 seats of the Duma chamber, the
[00:05:03] Russian Parliament, controlled since 2003
[00:05:06] by Vladimir Putin's United Russia Party, and it should
[00:05:10] remain so, but still...
[00:05:45] The accusation is of cyberattacks coming from abroad,
[00:05:48] a fact that also occurred for the first time, optionally,
[00:05:52] electronically. Regarding more conventional attacks, there is no
[00:05:55] doubt, as a result, on the last day of voting, Ukraine launched
[00:05:58] over Russia more than a thousand drones, many over
[00:06:02] Moscow, a refinery was hit, air
[00:06:05] traffic was affected, at least three
[00:06:08] people died, about the end of the war. To the east, nothing
[00:06:11] new. of
[00:06:14] new.
[00:06:17] Former Russian fighters say they want peace, while supporting President
[00:06:20] Vladimir Putin. In general, voters seem
[00:06:24] to agree with the military going to parliament. The report is by
[00:06:28] RTP correspondent in Moscow.
[00:06:31] The community of combat veterans in Russia brings together former military
[00:06:35] personnel and civilians who participated in military operations of the Soviet
[00:06:38] Union, and later of Russia, in Afghanistan, in Africa.
[00:06:42] in Asia, in the Caucasus and now in Ukraine. The people who
[00:06:46] survived the fighting maintain a high
[00:06:49] degree of patriotism, a belief in the just nature of Moscow's
[00:06:53] political line, at any historical stage. In the
[00:06:56] current election campaign for the lower house of Parliament, the Kremlin is
[00:07:00] promoting military personnel who have distinguished themselves as deputies.
[00:07:03] The parties loyal to the Kremlin seek to politicize any
[00:07:07] social movement for the benefit of their own
[00:07:10] interests.
[00:08:12] the first, second Chechen company, now this one
[00:08:15] is going on, but you know, I wish there weren't any of these,
[00:08:18] that people would find common ground among themselves, a
[00:08:22] toast that no one knows how to
[00:08:24] achieve,
[00:08:28] residents, RTP,
[00:08:30] Moscow.
[00:08:34] The elections in Russia and Germany are now being analyzed, here on 24 Horas with RTP
[00:08:37] commentator Joana Ricard, hello Joana, good evening,
[00:08:40] welcome. In the
[00:08:44] Saxony, the German press described the result as an
[00:08:47] earthquake, what does the result in these two regions represent?
[00:08:50] Very good evening Beatriz, good evening to everyone listening
[00:08:54] to us, uh, the best representation is the one already made
[00:08:58] by the German Chancellor, it's a disaster, it's a disaster for
[00:09:01] various German political quadrants, not just
[00:09:05] for the CDU, which is where we tend to focus because of at least two
[00:09:08] things, on the one hand, because Friedrich Merz, the Chancellor of...
[00:09:12] is from the CDU and therefore an electoral result here that
[00:09:16] has to be chosen even though the elections do not specifically
[00:09:19] him, but they end up having a relationship with his low
[00:09:22] popularity and obviously with his own leadership, on the other hand,
[00:09:25] it also has here an importance
[00:09:29] for the socialists of the SPD because they are
[00:09:32] parties, both the CDU and the SPD, of the political
[00:09:36] center, one center-right, the other center- left, the SPD
[00:09:39] also lost much of what was its
[00:09:42] electoral importance, as we have also seen in European contexts,
[00:09:46] and therefore these elections for these parties, which are the classic
[00:09:50] parties of the system, were clearly a great disaster, on the other hand we
[00:09:53] obviously have yet another victory for the AFD, although
[00:09:57] we are not necessarily talking about governance, there is a
[00:10:01] very large fragmentation of the political spectrum, this is also part of the disaster analysis,
[00:10:05] on the other hand, for the CDU itself, this is a
[00:10:08] historic disaster, because everything indicates for
[00:10:12] now... that it will not reach the 5% necessary to be able to
[00:10:15] integrate the parliament of the region of Pomerania, and
[00:10:18] therefore it would be for the first time in its history since German reunification
[00:10:22] out of a representation of... a region like that, but although
[00:10:26] both Berlin and Pomerania are small regions, they are
[00:10:29] not regions of great economic impact, of great impact on
[00:10:33] the German GDP, even so, they have a very great symbolic importance,
[00:10:36] including because they elect extremes, on the one hand
[00:10:40] Die Linke, which is a more far-left party, on the other hand,
[00:10:43] unquestionably a far-right party, the AFD,
[00:10:47] which has reproduced a historical past that obviously
[00:10:50] is quite symbolic in the German case. Despite the
[00:10:54] disaster, Mr. did not leave office, how many lives
[00:10:57] are left?
[00:11:00] Well, uh, Friedrich Merz is very clearly in a situation of political
[00:11:03] stress, uh, this is reflected by the fact that
[00:11:07] he decided to cancel the trip he would make to speak at the
[00:11:10] General Assembly of the United Nations on Tuesday, a key moment in
[00:11:13] world politics where a large part of the world leaders are present,
[00:11:17] although this interpretation should not be extrapolated because even last
[00:11:21] year he also didn't go and Angela Merkel during two
[00:11:24] times in her mandate... she also didn't go, she was represented by the Minister of Foreign
[00:11:27] Affairs, even so it has an importance, because one thing is a political
[00:11:30] decision not to go, to be represented by the Minister of Foreign
[00:11:33] Affairs, another thing is a decision to cancel, or
[00:11:37] rather, political consequences that will be reaped, including, everything
[00:11:40] indicates that there were already discussions within the
[00:11:44] CDU regarding these results, there are reports
[00:11:48] from the German press that in the speech that Merz made even
[00:11:51] anticipating the results, what many refer to as an attempt
[00:11:55] to avoid being completely beaten during a period of
[00:11:59] victories and speeches that would be quite violent against his
[00:12:02] opposition government, so he anticipated that he was
[00:12:05] applauded by the members of his party, not with enthusiasm but almost with
[00:12:09] cordiality, so all this points to a complicated
[00:12:12] situation for the
[00:12:15] German Chancellor who at this moment has a historically
[00:12:19] low popularity, that is, it is not only his party that is going through a moment
[00:12:22] of stress new within the... German politics, but also his
[00:12:26] popularity is very low, the last opinion poll pointed to
[00:12:29] 13% of Germans considering his work
[00:12:32] to be good work, so he has challenges ahead with a need for
[00:12:36] reforms, exactly these
[00:12:39] reforms are namely economic reforms, it is important
[00:12:43] to note the election and these German regional elections have
[00:12:47] focused a lot on the issue of an economic crisis, the
[00:12:50] crisis of affordability, the difficulty of people finding homes to
[00:12:54] live in, uh... the high cost of living, so a lot of the logic
[00:12:57] of everyday life, the logic of people who want to live better, the
[00:13:01] main issue has been this, the issue of migration itself appears
[00:13:05] almost as secondary, often instrumentalized by
[00:13:08] parties, for example, of the far right, who use immigration as a scapegoat to
[00:13:12] justify economic problems, which we already
[00:13:15] know in various European contexts does not correspond to
[00:13:19] reality, given that in most contexts, including our own,
[00:13:22] migration contributes much more than it actually takes from social
[00:13:26] systems, but it is a discourse that gains strength, in fact it is
[00:13:30] here that the chancellor has made promises of health reform, economic
[00:13:33] reform, uh, subsidy cuts,
[00:13:37] that is, he has also somewhat yielded to what has been the discourse of the
[00:13:40] far-right, it remains to be seen how he will actually
[00:13:44] implement these reforms, especially since the current CDU
[00:13:47] government is not a majority government, so it also governs in
[00:13:51] coalition with the SPD, who are the socialists of Germany, but here we
[00:13:55] can make three interpretations: the regional one we have already made, the national
[00:13:59] one, and also the European
[00:14:01] one, the European and international interpretation is very relevant to begin
[00:14:05] with, because it positions here the consolidation, or at least
[00:14:09] the movement of some consolidation, of the growth of the far right in the
[00:14:13] European context, we are witnessing this as a transnational phenomenon,
[00:14:16] including with great relevance, for example, in the United States, but it has an
[00:14:20] important impact in our European space, because when we talk a lot
[00:14:23] about the Russian threat, hybrid war and all these concepts that have
[00:14:27] to be thought about critically and even deconstructed so that we are
[00:14:30] not here reproducing terms that are alarmist and that do not correspond to
[00:14:34] factual reality, there is an important aspect, which is the symbolic, what we
[00:14:37] have actually seen in terms of pressure coming from Russia
[00:14:41] is an attempt to attack a system of values, a moral system that
[00:14:45] corresponds in fact to what the European Union has been, and therefore here
[00:14:49] there is an important interpretation to be made, in the context in which France
[00:14:52] is also seven months away from elections, in all the scenarios we have, at least for
[00:14:56] now... Marine Le Pen is very far ahead of any second candidate and with the potential
[00:14:59] to win in the second round against anyone, therefore, there is a movement that has an impact
[00:15:03] in this European context, also because strangely
[00:15:07] these electoral results have led to the election
[00:15:11] of parties that are pro-Russia, pro-Kremlin, against sanctions,
[00:15:15] very critical of European support for Ukraine, therefore
[00:15:18] here is a great victory also for Vladimir Putin at a moment when
[00:15:21] he also went through indirect elections, but the Duma
[00:15:25] during today, so let's go to these elections in Russia, if in
[00:15:28] Germany surprises could be anticipated,
[00:15:32] room for that, but if these elections were seen as
[00:15:36] a test of the military strategy, what conclusions will
[00:15:40] Putin draw? Neither Putin nor we can draw
[00:15:44] major conclusions, because during the pre-election
[00:15:47] period, it was ensured that no
[00:15:50] party critical of the war in Ukraine could run, and
[00:15:53] here I am specifically referring to the Yabloko bloc, which was a party that has existed since
[00:15:57] 1990, a party considered a Russian liberal party,
[00:16:01] which is still a systemic party and therefore has run in
[00:16:04] elections, a very small party and therefore
[00:16:08] very insignificant in the elections and reached a result of 3.5%,
[00:16:11] so it is still curious that it was decided that
[00:16:15] it could not run in these elections, although there were other
[00:16:19] arguments of a legal and fiscal nature,
[00:16:22] but everything points to these being just pretexts to remove the
[00:16:26] only possible representation of an anti-war political spectrum that
[00:16:29] could be read as a kind of referendum on the war, so
[00:16:33] we don't have a clear message to draw here, now we can make an interpretation:
[00:16:37] that is, of what has been this action on the one hand
[00:16:40] to prevent such an irrelevant, such a small and
[00:16:44] systemic party from running, on the other hand, the frequent
[00:16:47] appearance of Vladimir Putin in speeches he has made,
[00:16:50] including regarding what has been the relationship with Europe, which is not his
[00:16:54] usual, and all this points to a context also where there is talk
[00:16:58] of potential negotiations mediated by the United States due to some despair
[00:17:01] on the part of Russia, which I think is important to mention when we have
[00:17:05] here many courses at a European level about a war, about a
[00:17:09] Russian threat that obviously does not correspond to any factual
[00:17:13] reality, when Russia cannot
[00:17:25] will meet in New York to discuss the war in Ukraine. The
[00:17:29] relationship was made on social network X by
[00:17:31] Zelensky, who says he spoke this Sunday with Donald Trump, who
[00:17:35] agreed to meet, but still... has a date announced, the
[00:17:38] objective of the meeting is to find a solution to the conflict.
[00:17:42] Zelensky has already thanked Donald Trump for having enacted
[00:17:46] the sanctions package against Russia.
[00:17:47] Iran
[00:17:51] says it has communicated to the United States the conditions to end the
[00:17:55] war in the Middle East. The Iranian Parliament president
[00:17:58] guarantees that messages are being exchanged through
[00:18:01] mediators. He insists that, as long as the
[00:18:05] conditions are not respected, there will be no
[00:18:08] possibility of returning to the previous state of negotiations, nor of reopening the
[00:18:12] Strait of Hormuz.
[00:18:19] The United States notes the rapid escalation of hostilities in the Middle East,
[00:18:23] this after the attacks by the Houthis from Yemen against Saudi
[00:18:26] Arabia, strong explosions were heard this Saturday in the country's
[00:18:30] capital. Saudi Arabia has already confirmed that the Houthis attacked Riyadh with a ballistic
[00:18:34] missile. The advance in the Red Sea worsens
[00:18:37] concerns.
[00:18:43] The Prime Minister of Canada promises to strengthen ties with France,
[00:18:46] seeking to counter what he sees as new global threats,
[00:18:50] especially those coming from the United States. Mark Carney was
[00:18:53] received by the French President. The two political leaders emphasized the
[00:18:57] importance of defending
[00:18:59] the...
[00:19:04] Yes, we believe together that our countries
[00:19:08] are two great independent nations
[00:19:10] and wish to remain so, we believe in democracy, the rule of
[00:19:14] law, respect for international law, respect for free and
[00:19:17] fair trade,
[00:19:21] the science on which our decisions are based
[00:19:24] and the strategic autonomy we defend, and this is what very
[00:19:28] deeply unites Canada and France, Canada and the European
[00:19:32] Union.
[00:20:11] Porto beat Benfica 3-1, the Dragons leave the classic
[00:20:15] with a reinforced lead, they have five more points than the
[00:20:19] Reds, six more than Sporting.
[00:26:16] in this 24 Horas we have the summaries of the seventh round of the
[00:26:19] championship.
[00:26:27] The Tao fire was dominated, the flames were close to two
[00:26:31] villages, the... of the locals helped protect homes
[00:26:34] that were threatened by the fire, the alert for this fire was given
[00:26:38] in the early afternoon, the situation is now calmer,
[00:26:41] and around 6:30 p.m. we deemed the initial
[00:26:45] consolidation and mop-up work completed with operations
[00:26:48] with the help of bulldozers and internal personnel
[00:26:51] and this was also due to the support of aerial
[00:26:55] means and the strong mobilization of ground means from the municipality of Tá in the region here from the
[00:26:58] sub-regional command which, despite what
[00:27:03] various means from different parts of the country which allowed us to resolve the
[00:27:06] situation, even so 10 aerial means
[00:27:10] were operating here, yes, not all at the same time, but effectively
[00:27:13] there was a very great effort in aerial means and of course this is a
[00:27:17] concerted action between land and air uh this made it possible to resolve
[00:27:21] this fire, this is proof because aerial means alone also do not extinguish
[00:27:24] fires and it is necessary to have people on the ground to continue the work here
[00:27:28] it went 100%.
[00:27:31] The fire that spread to three municipalities in Coimbra
[00:27:35] is also under control, it started in Arganil and threatened villages.
[00:27:39] The situation became complicated in the village of
[00:27:41] Saboga in the municipality of Vila Nova de Poiares. The firefighters
[00:27:45] positioned themselves strategically next to the populations to
[00:27:48] fight the fire. We had many houses
[00:27:51] and where the flames hit the walls of the houses,
[00:27:55] but with the help of the firefighters and the locals,
[00:27:58] we managed to ensure that no house burned down. During
[00:28:02] the... night, the increase in humidity and the drop in temperature allowed
[00:28:05] the flames to be controlled. In the early hours of the day,
[00:28:09] by land and air, the priority was to monitor hot
[00:28:13] spots. We have had one or another reactivation,
[00:28:16] reactivations are being fought with the greatest possible partisanship, because that
[00:28:20] is our objective at this moment, when the wind diminished a little, the projections
[00:28:24] ceased to occur and we immediately started fighting in those
[00:28:27] places, and it was fundamental to be able to control the uncertain.
[00:28:30] Still on alert, with eyes on the mountain, Sérgio
[00:28:34] Santos is counting the damages, we preserve the
[00:28:37] forest, we work in the forest
[00:28:40] and to reach the end with this result, now what do
[00:28:44] we do with this wood at the price of diesel, this little log as it has,
[00:28:48] because this wood now and only in more than
[00:28:50] two or three years we were thinking of cutting, you see, because they are still young
[00:28:54] trees, they are not adults, this is still worth little or
[00:28:58] nothing, it's sad, look at the wood I had cut there to
[00:29:02] remove... it was about three trucks. In the afternoon and with
[00:29:05] the thermometers reaching 36 degrees, the
[00:29:08] operatives remained on the ground.
[00:29:12] They opened paths to reach difficult access areas
[00:29:15] and carried out mop-up work. The fire that started
[00:29:19] on Saturday in Erganil affected two more municipalities, Vila Nova de
[00:29:23] Poias and Goes. Three firefighters were injured, not
[00:29:26] seriously. There were more than 800
[00:29:29] operatives.
[00:29:33] Temperatures will rise even further in the coming days, there are 12
[00:29:36] districts with a yellow warning and therefore the risk of fire
[00:29:40] will be between very high and maximum throughout almost the entire
[00:29:43] country. The heat of September is
[00:29:47] here to stay. The forecasts from the IMA indicate a
[00:29:50] rise in temperatures in the coming days that in the interior of the country
[00:29:54] should even approach 40 degrees. We
[00:29:57] already observed today 38 degrees in the district of
[00:30:00] Coimbra in the interior of the district.
[00:30:03] the trend is for these temperatures to persist eh during the
[00:30:06] next few days and in Alentejo from Tuesday, it should,
[00:30:10] rather on Tuesday or Wednesday, it should already reach values very close to
[00:30:13] 40 degrees, in the Tagus Valley area, eventually some point in the
[00:30:17] Douro Valley also the temperature should rise to very close to
[00:30:21] 40 degrees. The temperatures are high and are above average for
[00:30:25] the end of September, this leads to
[00:30:30] heatwave, despite the calendar officially closing the
[00:30:33] summer on September 21, the forecasts show that it is far from
[00:30:37] over. As of this Monday, there are 12
[00:30:40] districts with a yellow weather warning due to the heat. In the
[00:30:44] coming days it should be
[00:30:47] territory. Increased concerns about the risk of
[00:30:50] fire, which will be from very high to maximum
[00:30:54] in the north, center, upper Alentejo and Algarve.
[00:30:57] We are at the time of year when the risk of fire is highest
[00:31:01] and greatest only due to the
[00:31:04] fact that the fuels are dry, if you add
[00:31:08] atmospheric humidity, very low air humidity
[00:31:11] and some wind and high temperatures, the situation is very dangerous.
[00:31:45] time to start doing accounts, look, it's
[00:31:48] like this, I currently paid 107 €, I used to pay
[00:31:52] approximately 75, 80 € for diesel, I think it's
[00:31:56] inadmissible, we have to save elsewhere to put in fuel, the car
[00:31:59] needs to be filled every week, it's saving in some places to spend on, the
[00:32:03] weekly increase has become routine and perhaps that's why it no longer
[00:32:06] means a rush to the pumps on
[00:32:09] Sunday, unfortunately today when
[00:32:13] it increases tomorrow then it increases the day after, then it enters the day after, we
[00:32:17] don't even know, we come when we need it, of course, it seems that it
[00:32:20] doesn't end, it's not just weeks it's always increasing, always
[00:32:24] increasing we must indeed be
[00:32:27] concerned, according to the association of fuel
[00:32:30] retailers, this Monday diesel should rise by
[00:32:33] one cent per liter and gasoline by 5 cents,
[00:32:37] these are values already counting on the adjustment that the government usually
[00:32:41] makes to the ISP, it does not have the capacity to...
[00:32:45] tell the truth to the Portuguese, to say really and concretely what
[00:32:49] the ISP really lowers that he has said he has done,
[00:32:53] it is not reflected in anything, in the decrease in fuel prices, I think
[00:32:56] it's ridiculous, in a while it won't be worth working, it's only for the
[00:33:00] car, people don't have another life, they don't have another
[00:33:03] rhythm, it's the houses and it's the car, it's nothing,
[00:33:07] when did you refuel? look 20 € and it was
[00:33:10] too much, because it suits me to go
[00:33:14] to Spain which... it's cheaper I've done that since fuel prices started,
[00:33:17] always, always, always, crossing the border is often
[00:33:21] an option for families and businesses
[00:33:24] pressured by rising prices, the difference still
[00:33:28] compensates, still justifies, always
[00:33:31] a lot, it's possible to save a good, a good amount of money at the end of the
[00:33:34] month, so there you earn less and
[00:33:38] fuels are expensive, here you earn extra, in
[00:33:41] terms of fuels, Luís Montenegro rejects.
[00:33:45] Comparisons with Spain.
[00:33:49] The Minister of Finance says that lowering VAT on fuels and basic
[00:33:53] food can make the country enter a deficit next
[00:33:56] year. A warning to Chega and the PS, but the two
[00:34:00] largest opposition parties reject the
[00:34:03] alerts.
[00:34:05] Anticipating the state budget negotiations, the government is calculating a scenario
[00:34:09] with Portugal's return to deficit, lowering VAT on fuels
[00:34:12] and food can cost 2.0 million euros and therefore
[00:34:15] the warning remains, if the two parties want to
[00:34:18] unite and to approve such a proposal, they both
[00:34:22] have to vote favorably, if they want to form a coalition and approve
[00:34:26] that, what I am telling the country is that they want a deficit in 2027. The
[00:34:29] Socialist Party made other calculations, it says that the proposals it presents fit
[00:34:33] within the state budget, but for now it rules out building a negative majority
[00:34:37] with Chega to force the government's hand, we have our
[00:34:40] own proposals with effects today, not effects from January 2027, which is a
[00:34:44] big difference we are talking about, right, the government cannot
[00:34:47] now seek to loosen its back at the expense of what they are trying
[00:34:51] to create, which is a dispute between one party and another, no. Luís Montenegro has already refused
[00:34:55] to follow the opposition's path, waving the specter of bankruptcy. José Luís
[00:34:59] Carneiro goes back in time and asks the Prime Minister to
[00:35:02] listen to the then leader of the PSD. The Prime Minister said one
[00:35:05] thing today and said another yesterday when he was in opposition, when Dr. António cut the
[00:35:09] VAT from 23 to 13% via the ISP, the
[00:35:13] then... current Prime Minister, then leader of the
[00:35:17] opposition, came to demand the reduction of VAT, not from 23 to
[00:35:20] 13, it was from 23 to 6. A doubt also raised
[00:35:24] by André Ventura, Chega accuses the government of inconsistency and
[00:35:28] the PS of hypocrisy for preparing to reject the bills that
[00:35:32] would lower VAT on fuels and basic food, but
[00:35:35] before and still on the island of Madeira, André Ventura changed the subject and
[00:35:38] sent an appeal to the Prime Minister. Before all
[00:35:42] this, so that we don't have another case here, Luís Neves similar. Transparency
[00:35:45] is always the best solution, whether or not government officials hold
[00:35:48] shares or stakes in REN, this is an important question because the
[00:35:52] state bought stakes in REN and made
[00:35:56] the value rise a lot, this means that whoever holds stakes
[00:36:00] in REN had a direct benefit from this, Chega is not alone
[00:36:04] the PS also insists that questions need to be answered in the
[00:36:07] REN deal,
[00:36:11] the PCP's Secretary-General dismisses the concerns of the Minister of Finance.
[00:36:15] Raimundo insists on price fixing and the taxation of
[00:36:19] the profits of large economic groups, wanting to respond
[00:36:22] to the increase in the cost of living. The leader of the PCP also accuses the
[00:36:25] Prime Minister of advancing with... measures that are not
[00:36:28] sufficient to increase again, who is responsible for this? Is it
[00:36:32] me, is it you journalist, are there any no, Mr. Prime Minister, because he does
[00:36:36] nothing to counter this, I have a suggestion for the Minister of Finance and instead
[00:36:40] of being worried about that, if he worried about doing what needs to be done, which is to contain
[00:36:43] prices, fix prices, regulate prices, and abolish what are the
[00:36:47] profits of large economic groups, namely those of Galp in this country, in the large
[00:36:50] distribution in this country of banking
[00:36:53] in this country, that deficit problem would arise, so let's get the money where it needs to be gotten.
[00:36:59] The book calls for more ambition from the government, says that more needs to be
[00:37:03] living, this bonus of
[00:37:07] December was announced in full debate on the motion of no confidence and the
[00:37:11] other bonuses were announced eh at the time of the electoral campaign
[00:37:14] or the Pontal festival and, therefore these are times that are very convenient for the government and
[00:37:18] that is not a serious way
[00:37:21] to do budget management, what we
[00:37:24] should eh actually achieve is, on the one hand... reduce the price of
[00:37:28] fuels, it is also necessary to ensure that access to essential
[00:37:31] goods is possible for all people.
[00:37:34] pessoas.
[00:37:37] Last day of the book fair in Melê and with concerns about
[00:37:40] education, we will hear them shortly.
[00:37:42] pouco.
[00:37:47] More than 1,000 people demonstrated in Ceuta, demanding solutions from the Spanish
[00:37:50] government in the face of the migratory crisis. They say
[00:37:53] they feel abandoned at a time when hundreds of migrants are still
[00:37:57] camped on the beaches, the organizations claim that thousands of
[00:38:01] people are still homeless. Spain estimates that
[00:38:04] 10,000 migrants are still in
[00:38:06] the territory.
[00:38:10] There were also protests in Argentina, thousands of people took to the streets of
[00:38:14] Buenos Aires against the president and the policies of Javier
[00:38:17] Milei, the demonstration took place under the motto March of Rage.
[00:38:21] At stake are fiscal austerity measures with the aim
[00:38:24] of eliminating the chronic budget deficit. The
[00:38:28] protesters remember that poverty does not stop growing and that there are more and
[00:38:31] more people with
[00:38:33] difficulties.
[00:38:40] 36, these are the topics that mark the
[00:38:43] day.
[00:38:45] Never have Portuguese people paid so much to refuel, a liter of diesel is
[00:38:49] 6 cents more expensive, gasoline,
[00:38:52] left
[00:38:56] in Berlin. Right in the east German Chancellor assumes
[00:39:00] electoral disaster but does not
[00:39:01] resign
[00:39:04] no surprise Putin's United Russia wins elections, obtained
[00:39:08] more than 57% of the
[00:39:10] votes
[00:39:13] in sports Porto isolated leader beat Benfica 3-1, now has
[00:39:17] five more points than the Reds, six more than
[00:39:21] Sporting
[00:39:26] the President of the Republic. heard the concerns about education on the
[00:39:29] last day of the book fair. António José Seguro joined the
[00:39:33] visitors who were in Belém this Sunday.
[00:39:37] On the last day dedicated to books, the President of the Republic returned
[00:39:41] to the gardens and heard complaints. Look at the
[00:39:44] schools that need it most to make sure they have it well
[00:39:47] registered. Well registered and that is very important. I was very
[00:39:50] worried about the PISA results. They cannot be
[00:39:54] read quickly, they must be read in depth. but
[00:39:58] it's more campaigning to join others that show that the effort that the country
[00:40:02] made in education, families and state, is feeling
[00:40:05] some setback in some areas and we cannot allow that. António José
[00:40:09] Seguro shows that he is attentive to what is happening in the country, but avoids
[00:40:13] entering into polemics, making predictions that he expects
[00:40:17] in a year's time at that book fair 2027 opportunity today
[00:40:20] he wants to promote the Portuguese language, promote creators,
[00:40:23] authors, publishers, booksellers, all the people who are.
[00:40:27] seriously and sometimes with great difficulties, help us
[00:40:30] to continue to meet with books, this is for you for next year, okay
[00:40:34] and don't forget to read, the invitation is for
[00:40:38] kids and adults who took advantage of the last hours to visit
[00:40:41] the book fair, for many it's the first
[00:40:44] time, I couldn't come during the week, but as
[00:40:47] I work eh I didn't have the opportunity today it arose
[00:40:50] and I am delighted, I think it's extraordinary all these people
[00:40:54] here around books in the presidency is an interesting
[00:40:58] opportunity to also see the palace, bringing the presidency closer to the Portuguese, that
[00:41:02] was also the purpose of the initiative, inaugurated in
[00:41:04] 2016 by Marcelo de Sousa, Seguro, wanted to give
[00:41:08] continuity, reading is important, they have to have that taste, I think
[00:41:12] it's very nice, why? because there are
[00:41:15] people who are very enthusiastic and
[00:41:19] it's good, the
[00:41:22] book fair ends with music with the president
[00:41:26] in the front row.
[00:50:36] these are the front pages of the newspapers that will be on the newsstands.
[00:50:40] We start with Público. In headlines, secrets evaluate using
[00:50:43] artificial intelligence and keep violent extremism on the
[00:50:47] radar, phenomena of radicalization, seen
[00:50:50] as security threats. opinion calls for clear
[00:50:53] law for access to metadata, photographic highlight for
[00:50:57] sports, football, Futebol Clube do Porto beats Benfica
[00:51:01] and accelerates at the top of the league.
[00:51:05] The newspaper also brings an interview, Augusto Santos
[00:51:08] Silva, former president of the Assembly of the Republic, tells the newspaper, there
[00:51:11] is an evident political operation to try
[00:51:14] to liquidate the PJ. The international news with eyes on
[00:51:18] Russia, biggest attack against Moscow in history.
[00:51:22] Putin's victory, in Justice, father
[00:51:26] managed 70 cases in which
[00:51:29] his son's company is a
[00:51:31] creditor.
[00:51:34] We continue with Diário de Notícias, PJ
[00:51:37] resists Luís Neves and only loses
[00:51:40] to the armed forces in the trust of the Portuguese, an
[00:51:43] analysis by the newspaper, taking into
[00:51:46] account the latest controversial cases involving
[00:51:49] the former director of the PJ, now. of the
[00:51:52] internal administration, the main photographic highlight goes to Sunday night's
[00:51:56] classic, Futebol Clube do Porto Benfica, Porto, first
[00:52:00] classic of the championship and opens up an advantage
[00:52:03] in the leadership. Regarding, for example, international news,
[00:52:07] we see in the background, the German Chancellor admits electoral disaster,
[00:52:10] but remains eh in office, in
[00:52:14] Brazil, innovative polls trying to decipher
[00:52:17] elections that are close and here, fuels
[00:52:21] government without room for fiscal relief, in taxes and in health
[00:52:25] centers, there are more 107 Portuguese with a family
[00:52:29] doctor.
[00:52:32] Jornal de Notícias talks this Monday about a music
[00:52:35] teacher. imprisoned for 16 years for using his student as a sexual
[00:52:39] object, the main highlight of the newspaper goes to sports
[00:52:42] blue baron, Eagles reduced to 10, already at
[00:52:46] 35 minutes, Dragons already have five points
[00:52:50] advantage over their rivals. The
[00:52:53] newspaper that brings in this edition an opinion article
[00:52:56] signed by the Minister of Health, an exclusive article to Jornal de
[00:53:00] Notícias, says our mission is not to
[00:53:03] govern to... give to
[00:53:05] corporations,
[00:53:09] we continue with the economics, let's go to the economic newspaper,
[00:53:13] at the top, Trump does not buy Greenland, but will
[00:53:16] control security, decision
[00:53:19] announced this weekend, but the headline dedicated
[00:53:22] to half of the investment for Sines is already
[00:53:26] advancing. The regional elections in Germany also mark
[00:53:29] the press this Monday Chancellor is defeated by the extremes,
[00:53:33] but wants to continue. in the background new house sales
[00:53:37] rise 11% in Porto and
[00:53:39] 6.6% in
[00:53:42] Lisbon.
[00:53:46] We will also talk about Euribor, it is highlighted
[00:53:50] in the business section, at its peak, opens a new wave of
[00:53:53] renegotiations and an interview with the leader of the association that
[00:53:57] represents investment and pension funds, João
[00:54:02] reforms must have great political support.
[00:54:06] The newspaper also includes the IMF's recommendations
[00:54:09] asking to avoid the application of zero
[00:54:13] VAT on food and in the background, the majority defends
[00:54:16] that PSG should let the 200
[00:54:20] and 27
[00:54:21] budget pass.
[00:54:28] We're not going to space, but almost 25 Portuguese students flew in
[00:54:32] zero gravity from Santa. It
[00:54:36] was the fifth edition of astronaut for a
[00:54:38] day,
[00:54:40] the big day finally arrived at Santa Maria airport, 35
[00:54:44] students from Portugal and Estonia did not hide their excitement to be
[00:54:48] minutes away from experiencing the sensation of flying in space.
[00:54:51] It was 10 am when the Airzirgi
[00:54:54] Airbus took off to perform 15
[00:54:58] parabolic flights lasting 22 staircases that
[00:55:01] simulate the gravities of the Moon and Mars.
[00:55:35] at this moment there is more tranquility of not feeling my
[00:55:39] body, the body different sensations that
[00:55:42] will certainly help define their future,
[00:55:46] it's not decided, but
[00:55:48] it does help, maybe I'll go into aerospace engineering,
[00:56:02] with this flight, 146 will be... a day that the
[00:56:06] Portuguese space agency made it known what it's like to be in
[00:56:09] space without leaving the Earth's atmosphere. The second consecutive
[00:56:13] year here in Santa Maria, this year with a partnership with
[00:56:16] Estonia, I think that this is exactly the message of
[00:56:20] cooperation, to foster here
[00:56:23] what can be the desire of
[00:56:27] many students to work in the aerospace technology sectors. It
[00:56:30] makes more and more sense to promote these
[00:56:33] programs. Also promoting cooperation in Europe
[00:56:37] especially and a source of pride for Portugal because
[00:56:40] we were pioneers in the story in the high-altitude event that is already
[00:56:44] in its fifth edition and started in Portugal but already has followers
[00:56:48] in other European countries. This year it was held in
[00:56:52] partnership with Estonia.
[00:56:55] To conclude, some topics that are news today: cold, the parties in
[00:56:59] Germany react to the results of the
[00:57:02] regional elections. The CDU is the big loser of these
[00:57:05] elections, it will make a new statement, the German
[00:57:09] chancellor, so there is great expectation around what
[00:57:12] he will say. This week, world leaders
[00:57:16] gather in New York for... the UN General Assembly, today at
[00:57:19] the Human Rights Council, the conflicts of Russia, Ukraine
[00:57:22] and Iran will be on the table. Here, third cycle students
[00:57:25] return to school, the beginning of the school year in secondary education was
[00:57:29] delayed by a week to give teachers a few more days of
[00:57:33] rest after a demanding period of
[00:57:37] exams. In sports, the national team will concentrate at the
[00:57:40] football city, they will start working with a view to the Nations
[00:57:43] League tonight. the awards ceremony for
[00:57:47] those who stood out in Portuguese football.