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[00:00:15] The Pope announces he has a nodule on his lung. Leo
[00:00:18] 14 will undergo surgery in the coming
[00:00:20] days.
[00:00:28] engage us more with what it is later we don't even have the The attack on Riyadh airport caused 12 deaths and 300 injured. The offensive is attributed to...
[00:00:34] The prime minister calls for an end to the situation that leads to
[00:00:38] the senseless escalation of oil prices. Luís Montenegro
[00:00:41] also points the finger at those who want
[00:00:44] intelligence completely takes away our to import instability.
[00:00:47] Porto beat Marítimo 2-1 to stay in the
[00:00:51] championship with only victories. On RTP1,
[00:00:54] RTP Notícias, RTP África and RTP Mundo, the afternoon
[00:00:57] news is about to begin.
[00:01:19] Good afternoon, the Pope announces he has a nodule on his
[00:01:22] lung and will undergo surgery in the coming days. Leo 14 reveals that the
[00:01:26] nodule was detected at an early stage and is circumscribed.
[00:01:32] defend, one of It was after the recitation of the Angelus, still from the window of the
[00:01:36] apostolic palace, that the Pope made the announcement.
[00:01:40] Carissimi, recently, during some
[00:01:43] checks, the doctors found
[00:01:47] a circumscribed nodule in my lung. It
[00:01:51] was detected at a very early
[00:01:53] stage.
[00:01:56] In a short but very clear statement, he explained to the faithful,
[00:02:00] who were in St. Peter's Square, what steps follow the diagnosis
[00:02:03] and asked them to pray for
[00:02:07] facts practiced on October him. It is appropriate to intervene and so,
[00:02:11] following their advice, I decided to undergo surgery
[00:02:15] to remove it. The operation is already scheduled
[00:02:18] in the coming days. I
[00:02:21] thank you for your spiritual closeness, I
[00:02:25] entrust myself to your prayers.
[00:02:28] The Vatican confirms that the surgery is
[00:02:32] PSG returned to the league, facing scheduled for the first days of next week and that the estimated postoperative
[00:02:35] recovery period is about
[00:02:38] for the use of AI in the assignments a week. The Pope's next scheduled trip is
[00:02:41] from November 6 to 17
[00:02:44] equip teachers with skills in the to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru.
[00:02:46] Leo 14, Robert Francis Prevost, is 71
[00:02:50] The word "labor" is on the years old. The Pope's announcement made this
[00:02:54] morning, at the Angelus in the Vatican, the Pope announcing that he has a
[00:02:58] nodule on his lung and that he will be operated on in the coming days, also
[00:03:01] made a point of emphasizing that it was detected at an
[00:03:04] early stage and that it is circumscribed,
[00:03:07] it is naturally a subject that we will follow together,
[00:03:11] Rosário Salgueiro, RTP journalist who follows Vatican news, Rosário, good
[00:03:15] afternoon, what can we
[00:03:19] staff, also said that the make of the fact that the Pope himself made the
[00:03:20] announcement?
[00:03:24] It is a reading of concordance, of
[00:03:26] coherence with what eh... Leo
[00:03:30] 14 has imprinted on his pontificate,
[00:03:34] eh, openness, eh, dialogue, clarity,
[00:03:38] truth, eh, especially to eh
[00:03:41] avoid eh disinformation. Leo
[00:03:43] 14, by communicating himself, eh, knows
[00:03:47] that eh, the possibility of disinformation, there
[00:03:50] are always those who want to do it eh deliberately
[00:03:54] eh, but by communicating in this
[00:03:57] very eh clear way
[00:04:00] he avoids many of these misunderstandings
[00:04:05] a deficit. Therefore, I hope that the and is at the same time telling
[00:04:08] They reduced it to 3-1 and made the team dream of a the world, but in particular his believers, that he is a
[00:04:12] crentes, que é um
[00:04:14] Hurricane Isaias caused four deaths as it man like any other, he is a common man eh
[00:04:17] who eh has his pathologies,
[00:04:20] he has eh his treatment needs eh
[00:04:23] and he was absolutely clear in saying eh that
[00:04:27] he will do it by eh by...
[00:04:30] for knowledge, for clinical will, for eh medical
[00:04:34] advice eh nothing suggested
[00:04:37] eh this health issue eh
[00:04:40] we saw him here eh a little over a week ago in
[00:04:44] France eh with long
[00:04:47] recent global report on the hours eh always smiling, never
[00:04:49] tired eh and eh naturally eh now
[00:04:53] the Catholic world looks to
[00:04:56] who told the coming days and when the surgery will be eh unofficial sources.
[00:05:00] they tell me it will be on Tuesday, at the latest on
[00:05:03] level. As for Wednesday, the Vatican itself says it will be in the
[00:05:07] coming days that the postoperative period will last
[00:05:10] a week and if we look at
[00:05:13] the whole message from the Angelus of Pope Leo
[00:05:16] XIV, he also says, greeting the
[00:05:20] Peruvians who are who were in St. Peter's Square,
[00:05:23] he also says, thank you for your prayers, for
[00:05:27] that apostolic journey where I will be in Peru,
[00:05:30] so he assumes that there will be no postponement
[00:05:34] of that apostolic journey to Latin America that will happen,
[00:05:38] that is scheduled and according to the Vatican will happen from 8
[00:05:42] to 11 November, Argentina, Uruguay and Peru, Peru,
[00:05:45] as we know, eh, a land in the heart eh of
[00:05:49] Pope Leo 14, because eh, as
[00:05:52] eh priest he was there for many years on
[00:05:55] mission. Thank you, Rosário Salgueira, RTP journalist
[00:05:59] who has been following the news from the Vatican, our guest
[00:06:02] António Moraes, director of the pulmonology department of Hospital de São
[00:06:06] João in Porto, good afternoon, welcome. Eh, given the Pope's
[00:06:10] announcement, what could be at stake? Leo 14 says that... the nodule is at an
[00:06:13] early stage and circumscribed and can we deduce or
[00:06:16] not that it is a malignant
[00:06:17] nodule eh good afternoon
[00:06:21] h it doesn't mean that from the moment we only talk about
[00:06:25] a nodule, we cannot infer that
[00:06:29] obviously that the way the case is presented, that
[00:06:33] probability is very high but eh the nodule
[00:06:36] effectively can have several etiologies eh we don't
[00:06:39] know from the news that was given eh we don't
[00:06:43] know if the nature of that
[00:06:46] nodule is already known, because usually
[00:06:50] when we have a nodule namely with some
[00:06:53] index of suspicion, what is done previously is a
[00:06:56] biopsy that shows us the nature eh of the
[00:07:00] nodule, there are only some nodules in which eh it was not
[00:07:04] possible for any reason or by accessibility or
[00:07:07] by eh alterations that are not
[00:07:10] conclusive of the material that... is removed in the
[00:07:13] biopsy that he may go to surgery without
[00:07:17] eh knowledge exactly of the etiology
[00:07:20] of that same nodule, therefore eh given what
[00:07:23] is given to us eh the nodule has several
[00:07:27] eh has several possible diagnoses, so we have
[00:07:30] to take that into account, on the other hand, the way
[00:07:34] the news is presented that it is at the beginning
[00:07:37] etc. effectively eh
[00:07:40] the probability of it being a a a nodule of a cancerous
[00:07:44] nature is high depending on the diagnosis
[00:07:47] what can follow
[00:07:51] what follows and therefore the
[00:07:53] the pontiff is oriented towards surgery
[00:07:56] and that surgery will remove the nodule,
[00:08:00] so it will remove a part of the lung where the nodule is
[00:08:04] located if the surgery is done and if
[00:08:08] if in fact that diagnosis already exists, previous
[00:08:11] exams have been done. that attest that it is a
[00:08:15] single nodule, so that there are no more
[00:08:18] lesions in other parts of the body after surgery there
[00:08:21] are two sides, one of them
[00:08:25] is the recovery from the surgery itself, so there is a respiratory
[00:08:29] rehabilitation program that is done to the patient and on
[00:08:33] the other hand, the staging
[00:08:35] of the lesion will be done, that
[00:08:39] is, the removed piece will be
[00:08:42] observed. therefore, the part of the lung that is removed in the
[00:08:46] surgery to see if it is indeed only
[00:08:50] the nodule, what size it is, a series of
[00:08:53] information that will allow then the eh the
[00:08:56] doctor eh eh who does oncological pulmonology, so who treats
[00:09:00] the patient eh to know if it is indeed a case that
[00:09:04] needs some treatment after surgery
[00:09:07] or if it will indeed be a case just for monitoring
[00:09:11] in order to detect a potential recurrence later.
[00:09:14] António Morais, thank you very much for the
[00:09:17] clarifications, good afternoon. Thank you, good
[00:09:20] afternoon.
[00:09:22] The attack on Riyadh airport caused 12 deaths and 300 injured. The
[00:09:26] offensive is attributed to the Houthi rebels in Yemen, who have not yet
[00:09:30] commented. It is the deadliest attack in a Gulf Arab country
[00:09:33] since the start of the war in Iran. Donald Trump has already admitted that the United States
[00:09:37] may join Saudi Arabia in the fight against the
[00:09:40] Houthis.
[00:09:44] "The missile hit King Khalid International Airport in
[00:09:47] Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, at 3
[00:09:51] p.m. this Saturday, local time. The explosion affected
[00:09:55] a very busy area of the passenger
[00:09:57] terminal. 12 people died and more than
[00:10:00] 300 were injured. The victims are of
[00:10:04] various nationalities. The country's civil aviation authority
[00:10:07] suspended all
[00:10:10] operations. Saudi Arabia attributes the offensive to the
[00:10:13] Houthi rebels in Yemen, but the group
[00:10:17] backed by Iran has not yet commented, despite having
[00:10:20] already claimed two other attacks against the country this
[00:10:24] week. Saudi authorities have since announced a
[00:10:28] large-scale military operation against the Houthis and Donald
[00:10:31] Trump admits joining the offensive of the United States'
[00:10:35] allied country.
[00:10:55] The Portuguese Foreign Ministry condemns the attack, in a note
[00:10:58] published this Saturday night on social media, expressing
[00:11:02] solidarity with the victims' families, the people
[00:11:05] and the authorities of Saudi Arabia. Countries like the
[00:11:09] United States, the United Kingdom, Spain and Canada have
[00:11:12] already advised citizens to avoid this
[00:11:15] airport. António Guterres states that he is
[00:11:18] deeply shocked and condemns this attack against the
[00:11:22] airport attributed to the Houthi rebels. He also
[00:11:25] says that attacks against civilians and civilian
[00:11:29] infrastructure violate international
[00:11:31] law. Hundreds of flights were cancelled in the
[00:11:35] wake of this offensive. After the
[00:11:38] attack, the Houthis again warned against using Saudi
[00:11:41] airspace. The President of the
[00:11:45] European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, believes that the
[00:11:48] attack marks a dangerous escalation.
[00:11:52] In a message on the social network X, she shows solidarity
[00:11:55] with Saudi Arabia and its people, and says that the
[00:11:59] attacks by Iran's allies are leading the region into a
[00:12:02] spiral of violence. The head of
[00:12:05] European Union diplomacy calls the attack a
[00:12:08] shocking act of terrorism and says that there
[00:12:12] can be no justifications for indiscriminate
[00:12:14] attacks against civilians and civilian
[00:12:18] infrastructure. The foreign ministers of the European
[00:12:21] Union will discuss the situation in the Middle
[00:12:25] East on Monday. The attack that led Riyadh schools to announce
[00:12:29] a shift to distance learning, is the
[00:12:32] deadliest attack in any Arab country in the
[00:12:35] Gulf, since the beginning of the war in
[00:12:38] Iran.
[00:12:41] There are houses for affordable rent to be built in
[00:12:45] Matosinhos. The municipality ceded the land, but the project has not yet
[00:12:48] advanced. Find out the reasons shortly.
[00:12:51] The Prime Minister calls for an end to the
[00:12:56] situation that leads to the
[00:12:59] senseless escalation of oil prices. This morning, at the
[00:13:03] celebration of the centenary of São João da Madeira, the Prime Minister highlighted the
[00:13:06] country's economic trajectory and pointed the finger at those who
[00:13:10] want to import
[00:13:11] instability.
[00:13:15] flag of the city that was born 100 years ago and the Prime Minister
[00:13:19] wanted to draw a parallel between the hardworking spirit of São João da
[00:13:22] Madeira and what drives this government. and
[00:13:26] criticized those who try to overshadow the
[00:13:28] stability that the country lives in today. Portugal is
[00:13:32] today a country with economic stability, with financial
[00:13:35] stability, with political stability, with social
[00:13:39] stability. Some want to bring instabilities,
[00:13:42] even from a social point of view, into the country, they will not achieve
[00:13:45] that objective either, which is a negative
[00:13:48] objective. One thing is to talk about problems, another thing is to want
[00:13:52] to import instabilities that have no place here. In a speech
[00:13:56] where he listed the various measures of the state budget, which he considers to be
[00:13:59] beneficial for workers and businesses, he spoke of difficult
[00:14:02] times, today's, due
[00:14:06] to the price of fuel. We have to resolve in the coming
[00:14:09] weeks, in the coming times,
[00:14:12] this eh senselessness of penalizing
[00:14:15] economies and people in a general way, where no one
[00:14:19] is taking advantage and
[00:14:22] solving this impasse. This
[00:14:26] alone will not be decisive, because there are other factors
[00:14:29] of instability, namely wars. Luis Montenegro
[00:14:32] honored former São Joanense mayors, including the current
[00:14:36] Minister of Economy Manuel Castro Almeida, also
[00:14:39] born in São João da
[00:14:41] Madeira.
[00:14:44] The PS today requested an urgent parliamentary hearing for
[00:14:47] 16 entities representing the economic and social sectors
[00:14:50] affected by the rising cost of energy. The party intends to make
[00:14:54] a diagnosis of the different realities and impacts and identify possible
[00:14:58] measures. In the request sent to the parliamentary committee for environment and
[00:15:02] energy, the PS explains that these impacts are not distributed uniformly
[00:15:05] among the different sectors of the economy and
[00:15:08] society. Among the 16 entities that the PS wants to hear in
[00:15:12] parliament are the business confederation and the farmers'
[00:15:16] confederation.
[00:15:19] thousands of people protested in several cities across the country against the rising cost of living
[00:15:23] and housing. The protesters called for price controls
[00:15:27] on essential goods and fuels, taxes
[00:15:30] on the extraordinary profits of large
[00:15:32] companies.
[00:15:41] The cries of protest echoed in the apartments that they say they cannot
[00:15:44] buy or rent in Lisbon, where the average
[00:15:48] price of rents is around €2,500.
[00:15:52] I am outraged by all this, I was a bank
[00:15:56] worker, I worked in banking, I never
[00:15:59] thought the country's situation would reach this situation, there are no houses,
[00:16:03] the big houses are very high, there is
[00:16:06] precarious employment, all this is interconnected, so in my opinion,
[00:16:09] this is total chaos. I work as a teacher
[00:16:13] and the salaries are
[00:16:15] eh like 100 and something
[00:16:19] and a one-bedroom apartment is more than mine, so I can't
[00:16:22] live here, the problem is that sales are
[00:16:26] increasing because of rich people who come
[00:16:29] here to buy our houses, there are no
[00:16:33] rules, there are no policies to stop this, that is the problem,
[00:16:36] it's not... minorities that are 20 people living in the same
[00:16:40] house, the concern increases with the new rental
[00:16:43] law, we understand that the government is radicalizing its
[00:16:47] position, in fact it is allying itself only with
[00:16:51] Chega and complicating opening the way for
[00:16:54] real estate terrorism and is trying to go against
[00:16:58] social peace. Among the younger generations, accounts are made of what has to be left behind in the year
[00:17:02] that the unfreezing of tuition fees made difficult what was already not
[00:17:06] easy. I work part-time to be able to study
[00:17:09] and reconcile the two things. I earn perhaps 500 and something
[00:17:12] euros and the master's tuition fees are around that,
[00:17:16] so sometimes I have to choose whether I dedicate myself to
[00:17:19] university, continue to work part-time and all my salary goes to
[00:17:23] university, or if I work full time and neglect university a bit more
[00:17:27] to be able to pay because we don't want to leave here, we
[00:17:30] want to stay here, we have to work to study, we have to study to
[00:17:34] work, without either of them we can't get tuition
[00:17:37] fees and with both we can't leave our parents' house
[00:17:41] and well, it's always this back and forth of what to do, what's the next
[00:17:45] step, without answers from the government, so we feel
[00:17:47] desperate in Porto, the tone and rhythm of the protests were
[00:17:51] similar. Hundreds of people filled
[00:17:54] Dom João I Square. Why did you respond to this call to
[00:17:58] set up a tent in Dom João I Square? Eh,
[00:18:01] yes, because we are facing, that is, it is a form of
[00:18:05] protest, it is not for the huge
[00:18:07] housing crisis that is happening in our country and in
[00:18:11] Europe in general. I am here for myself, but also for my
[00:18:14] daughters, mainly, the younger generation is going through
[00:18:18] difficulties in their jobs and to create
[00:18:21] conditions to be able to have a house, I think it is very important
[00:18:25] to go out and fight for these rights, we who are the
[00:18:29] privileged, let us be in solidarity with
[00:18:32] those who have many more difficulties than us
[00:18:35] and that is the... most important cause of all,
[00:18:39] solidarity, appeals from those who do not want to live in a country
[00:18:43] of tents in the
[00:18:44] street.
[00:18:47] The Minister of Finance says it would be inexplicable and
[00:18:50] irresponsible if the country had a deficit, as a result
[00:18:53] of negative coalitions between PS and Chega.
[00:18:57] In Conversa Capital of Antena 1 and Jornal de Negócios, Miranda Sarmento praises
[00:19:00] the sense of responsibility of the Socialist Party and hopes it will be maintained
[00:19:04] in the specialty. The Minister of Finance also criticizes the
[00:19:08] accounts of the budget will pass or has
[00:19:11] already passed in the Assembly of the Republic, it is the third
[00:19:15] time that the PS gives a hand to the government,
[00:19:19] not because it is a good budget, it is even bad for the
[00:19:22] PS, but to avoid greater evils, the Minister
[00:19:26] of Finance has another vision of the accounts for the country and
[00:19:30] repudiates other connections, it would be
[00:19:33] inexplicable and irresponsible that the country,
[00:19:36] through parliament and the... negative connections between the PS and
[00:19:39] Chega, next year would have
[00:19:43] responsibility that the Socialist Party and its general secretary showed
[00:19:47] about 10 days ago when they announced the
[00:19:51] abstention, will also be the responsibility in the specialty not to
[00:19:54] distort the state budget. The abstention was
[00:19:57] validated in the political commission, because the PS
[00:20:01] is in opposition to the government, not in opposition
[00:20:04] to the country. The government did not comply
[00:20:07] with what it promised, I remind you that the general secretary of the Socialist Party said that
[00:20:11] he would approve the budget under four conditions, those conditions
[00:20:15] have been met. The budget is an equation that at this
[00:20:18] moment marks the progress of the work and the criticisms of Mário
[00:20:22] Centeno entered the accounts. There is
[00:20:25] no problem in the net expenditure, nor any problem
[00:20:29] in the control account and
[00:20:32] whoever presents other values, has to explain where those
[00:20:34] values come from.
[00:20:37] from the budget there are other struggles going on
[00:20:41] involved in demonstrations and
[00:20:43] protests against the housing crisis, against the
[00:20:47] brutal increase in the cost of living. Joaquim Miranda
[00:20:50] Sarmento looks at a variable and says he is attentive to
[00:20:54] it. We, naturally, follow with
[00:20:57] concern, because inflation is a
[00:21:00] concern for everyone, in the sense that it is a highly
[00:21:03] regressive tax and greatly harms lower-income
[00:21:06] families. There is a protest that the Minister of
[00:21:10] Finance does not expect in higher education, with the
[00:21:13] increase in tuition fees. Our
[00:21:16] choice was to strengthen social school action and now we understand that
[00:21:20] tuition fees should be unfrozen, we are talking about an increase of about €12 per
[00:21:23] year, €1 per month, therefore, I do not expect
[00:21:26] there to be protest in Portugal to this increase, I
[00:21:30] do not even see a reason for that,
[00:21:33] but much has gone wrong this year in
[00:21:37] education.
[00:21:39] The state budget is being criticized from left to right, the parties consider
[00:21:43] the proposal presented by the government to be a disaster and contrary
[00:21:47] to what the country needs.
[00:21:51] They had already said it in parliament, but this Saturday they repeated it in the
[00:21:55] street. Some political parties joined the demonstrations in
[00:21:58] Lisbon to say that the state budget proposal for
[00:22:01] 2027 does not respond to the
[00:22:04] needs of the Portuguese. And it's a budget that is, I would say,
[00:22:08] a disaster for the country, because it's a budget that makes choices, when the government says: there's no
[00:22:12] margin in the budget, it's a, excuse me, excuse the coarse expression, it's
[00:22:16] nonsense, if it made other choices, there would be margin, there would be margin
[00:22:19] for... cost of living, there would be margin to lower the costs of
[00:22:22] food, fuel, housing, it's a matter of choice. What
[00:22:26] scandals us most is not so much the government's choice, because we already know, it's
[00:22:30] those who apparently are willing to follow that
[00:22:33] choice. The Left Bloc says that the government's proposal is a
[00:22:37] blank check for the country and believes that the Portuguese
[00:22:40] are willing to fight. What is driving
[00:22:43] people onto the streets in Portugal is the same as what is driving
[00:22:47] people onto the streets in France, in Spain, with their own
[00:22:50] circumstances, of course, but there are many
[00:22:53] Maricarmens in Portugal, let's not be mistaken about that, there is a
[00:22:57] state budget that does not respond to any of these
[00:23:01] things, there is a state budget that is a true blank
[00:23:05] check to the continuation of what brought us
[00:23:08] here, concerns also shared by the book that accuses
[00:23:11] the government of living in a parallel reality, there are
[00:23:14] thousands of Portuguese, to think that liberalizing the
[00:23:18] rental market, asking for unlimited guarantees, asking for three
[00:23:22] advance rents, thinking that a moderate rent is a rent of
[00:23:25] €2,300 is from someone who does not live in the real world,
[00:23:29] does not live in the world in which most Portuguese live, there are
[00:23:32] people who even wonder if it's worth going to work,
[00:23:36] such is the cost of going to work, taking the car. The leader of the Liberal
[00:23:40] Initiative visited Madeira where she guaranteed that the budget
[00:23:43] proposal for next year goes in the opposite
[00:23:46] direction to the needs of the country. A budget
[00:23:50] that takes money from people's pockets, it's a budget that keeps all the
[00:23:53] effort on people, on families, on businesses,
[00:23:57] what the country needs, what families need right now,
[00:24:00] which was to have greater tax relief, namely in
[00:24:04] the scope of IRS, the tax on work, in
[00:24:08] which this small relief that the government gave now, we are talking about €1 for those who earn
[00:24:12] €100, clearly does absolutely nothing,
[00:24:16] the criticisms will continue, the parties are now thinking about proposals for...
[00:24:20] amendment to the state budget for
[00:24:22] 2027.
[00:24:26] Hurricane Isaias causes four deaths in the United States, there are
[00:24:30] many damages to homes, roads, schools
[00:24:32] and hospitals. Report coming
[00:24:35] soon.
[00:24:42] 204 apartments for affordable housing are yet to be built
[00:24:46] in the municipality of Matosinhos since 2023, the municipality has ceded the
[00:24:49] land. But the Institute of Housing and Urban Rehabilitation
[00:24:52] has not moved forward with the development. The president of the
[00:24:55] institute says that the financing from the Recovery and Resilience
[00:24:58] Plan failed, but guarantees, without giving dates, that the project
[00:25:02] will be carried out with funds from the European Investment
[00:25:05] Bank.
[00:25:08] There are three plots of land next to Picultos Park in Matosinhos
[00:25:12] and they have an area of 8,170
[00:25:15] square meters. In 2023, José
[00:25:19] Araújo's studio won the competition promoted by the
[00:25:22] Housing and Urban Rehabilitation Institute to
[00:25:26] plan the construction of 204
[00:25:29] apartments. We thought that it would be a quick,
[00:25:33] fast project, because it was included in
[00:25:36] the PRR and that didn't happen, we didn't even sign
[00:25:39] a contract. The Housing Institute planned to invest
[00:25:43] 35.2 million euros. Participating in a
[00:25:47] competition of this dimension brings costs to the teams. It's a large
[00:25:51] multidisciplinary team, as important as that is for us
[00:25:54] to be aware that we have to be structured to respond to a program
[00:25:58] like this, I'm sure it won't be possible.
[00:26:03] these constructions at
[00:26:05] the price that was foreseen, I don't know if 30%,
[00:26:09] or double will be enough to to fulfill this project.
[00:26:12] The land was ceded by the City Council of Matosinhos in
[00:26:16] 2023. This year the municipality sent two letters to
[00:26:20] the President of the Housing Institute to understand
[00:26:23] when the project would advance. 3 years
[00:26:28] land to build more housing, because we continue to
[00:26:32] have. a waiting list of about a thousand people, nor does Iru
[00:26:36] give us feedback regarding the deadline for the
[00:26:38] award of the project and the deadline for the construction of the
[00:26:42] housing, the investment in Matosinhos did not go ahead because the state did not have
[00:26:45] money available at the time to go ahead with that investment, when I arrived at Iru, we were
[00:26:49] dealing with investment E05 of the PRR of 774 million
[00:26:52] euros, which was the money allocated to active housing, this amount was completely
[00:26:56] insufficient for the number of units that were intended to be built, of the two letters sent
[00:27:00] to the president of Iru, he never replied. He said it was a matter of
[00:27:03] funding, time is short, the municipality of Matosinhos cannot remain
[00:27:07] hostage to a decision that is delayed, the
[00:27:10] president of the Housing Institute guarantees that the
[00:27:13] funding amount has been reinforced and that the project
[00:27:17] in Matosinhos will be materialized, but he does not
[00:27:20] commit to dates. The minister and the prime minister signed a
[00:27:24] BIM funding from the European Investment Bank of 1340 million, to which
[00:27:27] 511 million euros from the State budget were added, totaling
[00:27:30] 1851 million euros. which we are operationalizing at the moment. In
[00:27:34] total, 12,000 new affordable rental homes are planned
[00:27:37] nationwide.
[00:27:39] país.
[00:27:42] An accident with a truck forced the closure of the A1 in the
[00:27:45] north-south direction. The spill of fuel from the vehicle's tank led
[00:27:49] to cleaning work. There were traffic constraints throughout the
[00:27:52] morning, but traffic has already been restored. The
[00:27:56] circumstances of the accident are
[00:27:58] not yet known.
[00:28:05] It came near the end, the winning goal, Porto beat Marítimo 2-1.
[00:28:09] 2-1.
[00:28:15] Donald Trump says Ukraine should hold elections, after the
[00:28:19] call for the replacement of Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of the United
[00:28:22] States also criticized Ukraine's attacks on Russia's oil
[00:28:25] infrastructure. The Ukrainian attacks follow
[00:28:29] Zelensky's accusation that Donald Trump was weak. by accepting an
[00:28:33] agreement for the supply of Russian
[00:28:36] diesel.
[00:28:38] Ukraine is attacking oil infrastructure
[00:28:42] in Russian territory. These are images
[00:28:45] published on Facebook. They allegedly
[00:28:48] show the offensive in the Samara region,
[00:28:51] described as a crucial center in the export system of
[00:28:54] crude oil from the Urals. The General Staff of
[00:28:58] the Armed Forces of Ukraine declares that it was the second
[00:29:01] attack.
[00:29:37] In a post on Redex, Zelensky
[00:29:40] writes, the true cause of the war in Europe is Russia
[00:29:43] and only Russia, it is possible to stop attacks on
[00:29:47] energy infrastructure today, but Putin does not want to do so,
[00:29:51] Ukraine will be ready to cease attacks on Russian
[00:29:54] oil refineries if Russia ceases attacks on
[00:29:58] our energy
[00:29:59] infrastructure.
[00:30:02] More scathing criticism accused Trump of being
[00:30:06] weak, at stake was an agreement between Washington and
[00:30:09] Moscow, allowing the export of Russian
[00:30:12] diesel.
[00:30:17] passed through the United States, with damaged roads and buildings,
[00:30:20] affecting homes, schools, and
[00:30:23] hospitals. 45 thousand people are still without
[00:30:26] power.
[00:30:34] The violence of the wind and rain caused a lot of damage in the state
[00:30:37] of Florida, at least four people
[00:30:40] died, and several dozens were injured with the passage of
[00:30:44] Hurricane Isaias.
[00:30:57] The situation is now calmer, time to
[00:31:01] assess the damages. This can be replaced, an apartment is just an
[00:31:05] apartment, my couch, my love seat, my tv, all of
[00:31:08] those things can be replaced, me and my daughter are fine,
[00:31:12] we're good, we're healthy,
[00:32:15] It's calmer now, even so, the intense rain should continue to
[00:32:18] affect the country. The authorities warn of possible
[00:32:22] sudden floods and
[00:32:23] inundations.
[00:32:27] Artificial intelligence will enter education, a training plan is already being
[00:32:31] developed in
[00:32:33] schools.
[00:32:40] The Portuguese Football Federation guarantees that everyone wants Cristiano Ronaldo back in the
[00:32:44] national team. A week and a half after the player left the training camp,
[00:32:48] the disciplinary council asks for urgency in the decision to apply or
[00:32:51] not the punishment. The player is suspended from the Portuguese
[00:32:54] team and has a disciplinary
[00:32:57] process. 9 and a half days after
[00:33:01] Cristiano Ronaldo left the national team in Copenhagen, the disciplinary council
[00:33:04] publicly formalized the process that will judge the case. The brief
[00:33:08] statement, published this Saturday, in the early afternoon, announces that the
[00:33:12] non-professional section of that body initiated the
[00:33:16] investigation into the eventual
[00:33:18] disciplinary relevance of the
[00:33:22] 7, even without prejudice to the automatic
[00:33:26] preventive suspension to which he was subject until the date of the initiation,
[00:33:30] that is, the preventive suspension has been in effect since
[00:33:33] the Copenhagen episode and the urgency of the process
[00:33:37] was decreed. Pedro Proença, for now repeatedly
[00:33:40] calls for tranquility. This is a moment
[00:33:43] of tranquility. It is a moment of
[00:33:46] serenity, we are all sitting at
[00:33:49] the table, there is a great desire to have our
[00:33:53] captain back, obviously, as I said earlier,
[00:33:56] there will be a normal disciplinary process, the independent
[00:34:00] instances will evaluate, but what
[00:34:03] we register at this moment is a desire, first of all, of the
[00:34:07] Progressive Football Federation to have the captain quickly
[00:34:11] with us, secondly, there is an already expressed desire from our national coach.
[00:34:15] who said that as long as he is fit to play, we will have
[00:34:19] our captain with us, and fundamentally, a great
[00:34:22] desire from our captain to return to the national team, a place
[00:34:25] where
[00:34:28] he says he is very happy, and therefore, having said
[00:34:31] this, this is the moment to call for tranquility, for
[00:34:34] serenity, we are all doing our job, we call for
[00:34:37] tranquility because the will is common and collective,
[00:34:41] justice and federative diplomacy have a deadline.
[00:35:16] Porto's football team beat Marítimo 2-1, the Dragons were losing,
[00:35:20] but managed to get their eighth
[00:38:20] refereeing, particularly the VAR in the matches of Porto's
[00:38:24] football and Sporting in a social media
[00:38:27] post, Benfica shows Porto's second goal, which was
[00:38:30] validated by 1 cm, and a play
[00:38:34] involving Dombia in Sporting's victory in
[00:38:37] Braga.
[00:38:44] Benfica plays today at home against Vitória de Guimarães in the pre-match
[00:38:48] press conference. Marco Silva was asked
[00:38:51] about the case between Cristiano Ronaldo and Jorge Jesus. The coach
[00:38:55] hopes that everything will be resolved in the best way.
[00:38:59] a planetary case, the
[00:39:02] misunderstanding between Ronaldo and Jorge Jesus made headlines all over
[00:39:06] the world. I don't have all the data to comment, I don't really
[00:39:08] like it when people comment on our business,
[00:39:12] not having all the data, I want the best for the national team, I want our national team to be
[00:39:16] united in everything I can help, my support is
[00:39:19] total, and I want everything to be fine and that we can be stronger
[00:39:23] and stronger to win games and hope that things
[00:40:28] And we return to this Saturday's league games, Santa Clara beat Casapia 1-0,
[00:40:33] Estoril Praia 2-1.
[01:01:48] The Pope announces he has a nodule in his lung, Leo XIV will be operated
[01:01:52] in the next
[01:01:53] few days.
[01:01:57] The attack on Riyadh airport caused 12 deaths and 300
[01:02:00] injured.
[01:02:06] The prime minister calls for an end to the situation that leads to the insatiable
[01:02:09] rise in oil prices. Luís Montenegro also pointed the finger at those who
[01:02:13] want to import instability.
[01:02:18] Porto beat Marítimo 2-1, after coming back, they continue in the championship only
[01:02:22] with
[01:02:22] victories.
[01:02:28] Dozens of people remain camped in Praça Dom João I in Porto
[01:02:32] decided to follow up on the protest held yesterday in several cities in the
[01:02:36] country against the rising cost of living and housing and call
[01:02:39] for the creation of a movement similar to what happened in Madrid. They also
[01:02:43] ask the government for a reduction in fuel prices and the cost of living in
[01:02:47] general. The demonstrators intend to remain camped for as
[01:02:51] long as possible so that their demands are heard by the
[01:02:54] government. We have indeed seen the
[01:02:58] PS governments. of the PST indeed failing in
[01:03:02] combating the housing crisis we feel that it is indeed
[01:03:05] necessary to unify the currencies between movements, unions and various
[01:03:09] parties to effectively take the fight to the next stage as is happening in Spain
[01:03:12] and France. The encampment arose as an idea of civilians
[01:03:16] during this week, I had heard some murmuring, I was half
[01:03:19] impatient whether it would happen or not. The reality is that
[01:03:23] at the end of the demonstration people started bringing some tents and then we understood, okay, this is going to
[01:03:26] happen and here it
[01:03:30] is. It was organized civilly, no specific collective
[01:03:33] did it, things are being organized
[01:03:36] democratically and that's why things are still being decided here, but there is a very common
[01:03:40] basis, we want to reverse this eviction law, we want to
[01:03:44] find alternatives to have true rent that is not a
[01:03:47] studio at €900 because we have entire families living
[01:03:51] with these prices with a minimum wage that is completely unaffordable,
[01:03:54] so I think it's enough and we have to take
[01:03:57] measures
[01:03:59] to... Obama did not name names, but criticized leaders who give
[01:04:03] orders without listening to others. A former president of the United
[01:04:06] States was yesterday at a conference in Lisbon where he also warned about the
[01:04:10] need to create safety rules for technologies such as artificial
[01:04:14] intelligence.
[01:04:17] Hours before the meeting, the apparatus was already evident,
[01:04:20] security around the venue was reinforced with hundreds of
[01:04:23] agents and prevention teams, a
[01:04:26] device that surprised those who were passing by. It's...
[01:04:30] I heard that Barack Obama is coming, I don't know if that information is true because we
[01:04:33] saw it on Google, he is here, yes, I know that, he was
[01:04:37] supposed to come, but then I couldn't get a ticket. The curiosity to
[01:04:40] hear the former president of the United States was so great that it
[01:04:44] filled the country's main performance hall. More than 10
[01:04:48] thousand people were waiting for Barack Obama. Let's see
[01:04:51] if he gives us some hope, because there is a lot of very negative news
[01:04:55] these days, so it's always good to see someone who has always been a very
[01:04:59] optimistic person.
[01:05:30] defended the need for common rules.
[01:05:33] We don't yet have the safety guidelines we need,
[01:05:37] obviously, that has to start in the United States, but China
[01:05:40] is also very advanced and we have to coordinate, which in a time of
[01:05:44] tensions in relations will be a challenge. Outside of
[01:05:48] active politics, he also warned about the risks of overly slow
[01:05:52] decision-making processes in the European Union and, without ever
[01:05:55] mentioning Donald Trump, he made a clear point about the type of
[01:05:59] leadership he considers necessary. We need
[01:06:02] leaders who, when they are in office, are not the only ones to speak
[01:06:06] and give orders without listening to others. Messages that
[01:06:10] captivated the attention of an audience that wanted to hear Barack
[01:06:14] Obama until the end. It's a speech by a moderate, by a great
[01:06:18] statesman and someone who is greatly missed to give us
[01:06:21] those lessons of democratic humility, which
[01:06:25] are very important at this time of very extreme positions. I
[01:06:29] wish there were more people sharing this kind of
[01:06:32] positive, good information, I
[01:06:35] think we as Portuguese could do more of that. The visit
[01:06:39] to Lisbon also included a stop in Belém for a meeting with the
[01:06:43] President of the Republic. Both exchanged impressions on
[01:06:46] international current affairs, a topic that the former president of the United
[01:06:49] States avoided talking about during the
[01:06:51] conference.
[01:06:54] Artificial intelligence will be introduced transversally into the curriculum of
[01:06:58] Portuguese schools. From next school year, teachers will
[01:07:02] receive training, schools will be guided towards the use of the
[01:07:06] technological tool.
[01:07:24] I think in some way it tries
[01:07:27] to substitute a bit of the...
[01:07:30] human reasoning that one should have, I
[01:07:33] say an ally,
[01:07:36] I wouldn't exactly say a threat, and it's a valid resource
[01:07:39] that we should take full advantage of, that is, not waste it,
[01:07:43] but try to establish perhaps
[01:07:46] some rules, it's a tool that we want to learn to
[01:07:50] use, but about which we know very
[01:07:54] little, it's a window to the world, sometimes
[01:07:57] treacherous, I use it sometimes
[01:08:00] and when I do for example oral presentations, I
[01:08:03] ask it to change the context of how I can start, how I can
[01:08:07] develop and finish, for example, I know what I'm going to say, I just want it to
[01:08:11] help me structure it. When I have written assignments, then I start
[01:08:15] by writing my idea and
[01:08:18] organize it as I can and
[01:08:21] sometimes at the end I only resort to artificial intelligence
[01:08:25] to correct my errors improve the structure I
[01:08:29] always confirm, I don't ask it to improve it, I don't hand it in immediately, I
[01:08:32] confirm, even then I still make some adjustments and
[01:08:37] then I hand it in, mostly it does
[01:08:40] CPT, but most of the time I end up being able to solve it, when there's a problem it helps me a lot,
[01:08:44] but sometimes in terms of information it's not very
[01:08:47] reliable, it entered schools, it was
[01:08:51] not regulated and it put the
[01:08:54] teachers themselves to the test, we are
[01:08:57] sensing that students are using AI more and
[01:09:00] more, we sometimes identify it,
[01:09:04] other times we are left in doubt whether certain works or
[01:09:07] content produced by them
[01:09:09] were entirely...
[01:09:18] in reports of practical work and
[01:09:21] it begins to be somewhat difficult to detect what was done by the
[01:09:24] student, what was done using
[01:09:28] artificial intelligence, although I am not exactly against the
[01:09:31] use of artificial intelligence, it seems that we have to ask AI for help
[01:09:35] to deal with AI, which in itself causes some
[01:09:38] insecurity, because it is it that offers us, it is it that
[01:09:42] provides us with the tools to use, who
[01:09:46] assures us that we are being led to the place that it itself,
[01:09:49] let's say, wants us to walk to. The
[01:09:53] teachers in this detection of
[01:09:56] where the information comes
[01:09:59] from, they also have some difficulty, right? So we have people who are much more
[01:10:03] available for this question of digital and the actual
[01:10:06] consultation of artificial intelligence and others not
[01:10:10] so much.
[01:10:12] The Gaia Nascente school in Oliveira do Douro is preparing a set
[01:10:16] of norms, recommendations, namely
[01:10:21] to be carried out. In addition, it asks for government intervention to
[01:10:26] matter. I think there should be a reflection on this issue by the ministry and,
[01:10:30] therefore, in everything that has resulted from the
[01:10:33] reform of the Ministry of Education, from new guidelines, from new
[01:10:37] procedures, eventually new essential learning, that
[01:10:40] also in this area of training it can be worked on differently
[01:10:44] to provide teachers, I would say, a more
[01:10:47] modern training, modern in the
[01:10:50] most current sense. Contacted by RTP, the Ministry of
[01:10:54] Education guaranteed that Educa is developing a training
[01:10:58] plan for teaching and non-teaching
[01:11:01] curriculum review includes a reference framework for
[01:11:05] learning and using artificial intelligence to be
[01:11:08] integrated transversally into the curriculum that will come into force
[01:11:12] in the next school year, a guidance document for the use
[01:11:16] of AI in education is also being prepared through
[01:11:33] argue that there must be a humanistic approach to
[01:11:36] technology, also because a teacher cannot be
[01:11:39] replaced by any algorithm. Schools and
[01:11:42] psychologists talk about the urgency of stimulating critical
[01:11:46] thinking, how do we become more
[01:11:49] critical, by asking good questions, so we have to be able
[01:11:52] now, yes, many times we were confronted with
[01:11:56] that, now, yes, to develop critical
[01:11:59] thinking, the English propose
[01:12:02] that at the end of secondary education, students
[01:12:05] master the tool of
[01:12:08] irony, hmm
[01:12:11] and this... This implies being able
[01:12:14] to read the
[01:12:16] information,
[01:12:18] ah, to go against it, to understand what might be in that
[01:12:22] information, what not, that we don't have guarantees, we don't have
[01:12:26] security. The most
[01:12:29] spread of artificial intelligence, referring to the second
[01:12:32] half of this year, reveals that its use in Portugal grew
[01:12:36] to 27%. The numbers are higher
[01:12:40] in the north than in the south. Even so, the country remains in 20th
[01:12:43] position at a European
[01:12:46] education, the OECD has insisted on a long-term
[01:12:49] vision and more consistent paths. Sometimes
[01:12:53] we are faced with situations
[01:12:56] that we won't know how to deal with, how to get by, but no, we don't know,
[01:13:00] we get stuck, not to make it their life or to make
[01:13:03] it something that is
[01:13:05] constant,
[01:13:08] because it always ends up harming, the use of artificial
[01:13:11] intelligence can end up becoming
[01:13:13] addictive,
[01:13:16] yes, and basically letting artificial intelligence answer everything
[01:13:20] for us, the poem can
[01:13:23] saying. AI is very
[01:13:27] memorized, right, it has objective, rigorous
[01:13:30] and detailed information, we understand that
[01:13:34] those are scientists talking, artificial
[01:13:39] creativity, in other words, there is a whole
[01:13:42] initial part of a work that, I think
[01:13:46] will always have to come from the student's head, immediately
[01:13:49] it brings
[01:13:52] ease, in the medium
[01:13:56] term it can bring fragility.