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[00:00:12] be seen by this cloudiness, and over the
[00:00:16] artificial intelligence. The
[00:00:22] Good morning, Pedro Patos Coelho admits a return to
[00:00:26] political life, if the
[00:00:31] a general way where no one is led rivers such as... PSD doesn't do well. said in an interview with Sic Notícias, the former prime minister argues that the party had an
[00:00:34] obligation to have tried an agreement with Chega and with
[00:00:38] Liberal Initiative to govern with a
[00:00:40] majority.
[00:00:43] For several years, he chose
[00:00:46] silence so as not to harm the party, to which he says he remains emotionally connected and
[00:00:50] unconstrained. Pedro Passos Coelho denies seeking
[00:00:54] prominence, but does not close the door to a possible return to
[00:00:58] active politics. If I had to. consider such a
[00:01:01] possibility, it would have to correspond to a situation in which the PSD,
[00:01:05] visibly, would not have the
[00:01:08] facts committed on October 7th, possibility of delivering a 2 or 3 and comes from satisfactory from October 12th to 18th
[00:01:10] result for what the country needs, and I would think
[00:01:14] that I could do it, if that happens, I will consider
[00:01:18] and take an initiative, if necessary. says the country has plunged
[00:01:22] Carlos was one of the first to receive a into day-to-day management and insists on the need for
[00:01:27] Famalicão vs Alverca and the reforms, recognizes that the current parliamentary geometry is complex, but says that the
[00:01:30] PSD should have tried solutions to ensure support
[00:01:34] for a program capable of being executed throughout the
[00:01:38] remain, if it doesn't remain and legislature, they got into a very complicated political trap,
[00:01:41] because now it's too late to go back and try to make a legislative agreement
[00:01:44] that was rejected, on the other
[00:01:47] hand, a good part
[00:01:50] 26°C. For the of the reforms that are worthy of that name, which are reforms and which
[00:01:53] need popular support and which need parliamentary
[00:01:56] support, probably don't
[00:01:58] led have it. He's making an appeal for understanding.
[00:02:00] Famalicão Alverca. And the "I think so, because look, the responsibility is not only the
[00:02:03] PSD's, it's because the country is not governable, the responsibility
[00:02:05] here also has to be
[00:02:08] Saturday, October 17th. with Chega and with the
[00:02:11] we don't even have the Liberal Initiative, what is your opinion about André Ventura, you know him well, I know him enough to think that he is
[00:02:15] a person who has a lot of merit, otherwise he wouldn't have
[00:02:18] created a party with the expression he has today, and that he is
[00:02:22] a politician who has shown remarkable
[00:02:26] initiative,
[00:02:28] collective. Justice and praise that reinforces the..." He calls for a
[00:02:30] majority that gives the government conditions to move forward,
[00:02:34] criticizes the pace of change and makes
[00:02:36] comparisons. The PSD, there is no doubt, has a government
[00:02:41] A7, Guimarães - Porto, there's a delay at the program that has some transformative ambition, but that transformative
[00:02:44] ambition has been slow to
[00:02:47] move from the government's program to the government's actions and
[00:02:50] to the reality of the country. I today, for example, think that the
[00:02:54] state no longer has the authority
[00:02:57] to rehabilitate the National Health Service as it needs. it needed to be rehabilitated, I
[00:03:01] saw nothing change during the 9 years of the socialist party in government,
[00:03:05] on the contrary, I saw the degradation of public policy, I see nothing after 2
[00:03:08] years that is essential,
[00:03:10] we immediately committed to structural, different to change
[00:03:12] later we don't even have the what is happening in health, problems that extend to housing and
[00:03:15] schools, already about Belém says that Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa
[00:03:19] talked too much and António José
[00:03:24] demanding voice in the in a general way where no one is taking Seguro is being cautious, evaluations about a position that he says he does not
[00:03:26] we exist to make a desire. André Ventura, interview on... on
[00:03:30] RTP, an interview conducted by journalist Vítor
[00:03:33] Gonçalves on the news on
[00:03:36] facts practiced on October RTP Notícias will be the first of a series of interviews with
[00:03:39] party leaders throughout the week
[00:03:54] with the winger 20 Braga 24 Bragança with 26
[00:03:57] Vila Real 24 Porto 20. 24 for Viseu, Aveiro with
[00:04:02] to have a deficit. Therefore, I hope that the 20.
[00:04:04] Guarda 22, Coimbra 23, Leiria also 23,
[00:04:08] Castelo Branco with 26, Porto Alegre
[00:04:11] remained in the Odivelas Monastery 24, Santarém 26, Lisbon with
[00:04:13] 24.
[00:04:17] Pedro Passos Coelho argues in the interview with Setúbal 24, Évora 27, Beja, 26, Faro 25, today temperatures
[00:04:20] similar to yesterday. From tomorrow,
[00:04:24] there will be slight temperature increases.
[00:04:27] Funchal, 26.
[00:04:30] line. without Ponta Delgada with
[00:04:39] Monday, October 12th, reason for the housing 23, 6.4, today there is a new increase in fuel prices, gasoline has an increase of 5
[00:04:43] cents per liter, as
[00:04:46] of Amarante Porto, there is also an accident at the for diesel of 1 cent, the final price depends on each fuel
[00:04:51] is quite slow, on the station, the prime minister rejects the current situation that has
[00:04:55] led to increases in oil
[00:04:58] prices. "we have to resolve in the coming
[00:05:01] weeks, in the coming times,
[00:05:04] this
[00:05:07] sector, perhaps we wouldn't have today a foolishness of penalizing economies and people
[00:05:09] in a general way where no one is benefiting."
[00:05:13] and and and resolve this
[00:05:16] impasse, that will not, will not be
[00:05:19] in itself decisive, because there are other factors of instability, namely wars, there is no
[00:05:23] economy in the world that is not suffering, no economy
[00:05:26] in the world that is not suffering the effect of the increase in oil
[00:05:30] prices, and because of that, fuel
[00:05:32] and because of that also many other
[00:05:36] products, whose price is inflated precisely because the cost of
[00:05:39] transport has a
[00:05:42] large proportion in the formation of
[00:05:45] prices, we are all being
[00:05:48] penalized,
[00:05:51] on the other hand, the prime minister criticizes those
[00:05:54] he considers want to import instability into the
[00:05:58] country. Portugal is today a country
[00:06:02] with economic stability, with financial stability, with political
[00:06:05] stability, with social stability. Some
[00:06:09] want to bring instability, even from a social point of view to the country, they
[00:06:13] will not achieve that negative objective,
[00:06:16] one thing is to talk about problems, another
[00:06:20] thing is to want to import instabilities that have no place
[00:06:23] here.
[00:06:26] dozens of people remain camped in Dom João I square in
[00:06:30] Porto, they decided to continue the protest in several cities across the country against
[00:06:33] the increase in the cost of living and housing and call for the
[00:06:37] creation of a movement similar to what
[00:06:40] happened in Madrid and also to the
[00:06:43] government, a reduction in fuel prices and the
[00:06:46] cost of living in
[00:06:48] general.
[00:06:51] in Matosinhos there are 204 apartments for affordable rent that have been
[00:06:55] unbuilt since 2023. the municipality
[00:06:58] transferred the land, but the housing institute did not
[00:07:01] move forward.
[00:07:04] there are three plots of land next to Picultos park in Matosinhos
[00:07:08] and they have an area of 8,170
[00:07:11] square meters. In 2023, the
[00:07:14] studio of José Carvalho Araújo won the
[00:07:17] competition promoted by the Institute of Housing and Urban
[00:07:21] Rehabilitation to design the construction of
[00:07:24] 204 apartments. We thought
[00:07:27] that it would be a quick, fast project,
[00:07:31] because it was included in the PRR and that didn't
[00:07:34] happen, we didn't even sign a contract. The Housing Institute
[00:07:37] planned to invest
[00:07:39] 35,200 million euros. participating in a
[00:07:43] competition of this dimension brings costs to the teams, it's a large
[00:07:47] multidisciplinary team, as important as that is for us to
[00:07:51] be aware that we have to be structured to respond to a program
[00:07:54] like this, I'm sure it won't be possible
[00:07:57] to build these constructions at
[00:08:01] the foreseen price, I don't know if 30%, if
[00:08:05] double will be enough to fulfill this project, the
[00:08:09] land was granted by the Matosinhos City Council to... in
[00:08:12] 2023, this year, the municipality sent two letters to the
[00:08:16] president of the Housing Institute to understand
[00:08:19] when the project would move forward. 3 years
[00:08:24] land to build more housing, because we still
[00:08:28] have a waiting list of about a thousand people, nor does
[00:08:32] Iru give us feedback regarding the deadline for the
[00:08:34] awarding of the project and the deadline for the construction of the
[00:08:38] housing, the Matosinhos investment did not move forward because the state did not have
[00:08:41] money. available at the time to proceed with that investment, when I arrived at Iru we were
[00:08:45] living with the investment of the PRR of 774 million
[00:08:49] euros, which was the money allocated to affordable housing, this amount was completely
[00:08:52] insufficient for the number of houses that were intended to be built. of the two letters sent to
[00:08:56] the president of Iru, he never replied saying that it was a financing
[00:08:59] issue, time is running out, the municipality of Matosinhos cannot be
[00:09:03] held hostage by a decision that is delayed. the
[00:09:06] president of the Housing Institute guarantees that the
[00:09:09] financing amount has been reinforced and that the
[00:09:13] Matosinhos project will be implemented, but he does not
[00:09:16] commit to dates. The minister and the prime minister signed a
[00:09:20] financing agreement with the European Investment Bank for 1,340 million, to which
[00:09:23] 511 million euros from the state budget were added, making a total of
[00:09:27] 1,851 million euros, which we are operationalizing at the moment. In
[00:09:30] total, 12,000 new affordable rental homes are planned
[00:09:33] throughout the country
[00:09:35] and
[00:09:38] the number of local accommodations in Porto increased five
[00:09:41] times more this year than in Lisbon, representatives of the sector
[00:09:45] deny that it is a
[00:09:48] crisis.
[00:09:51] Despite the new rules and the cleaning of records,
[00:09:54] there are currently about 112,000 local accommodation
[00:09:58] units nationwide. Porto
[00:10:02] leads in growth, according to Jornal de Notícias, this
[00:10:05] year alone, 583 new units were registered,
[00:10:09] five times more than in Lisbon. If
[00:10:13] it weren't for the investment of many local accommodation
[00:10:16] owners and the tourism
[00:10:19] revitalized, revitalized
[00:10:22] city.
[00:10:25] They met this Wednesday to discuss the challenges and
[00:10:29] opportunities of a sector that has been pointed out
[00:10:32] as one of the main causes of the housing
[00:10:35] crisis, I deny this accusation and I deny it by simply
[00:10:39] saying this, and the historic center of Porto, taking that as
[00:10:43] an example, the housing that existed there was degraded,
[00:10:46] unhealthy and without minimum conditions of
[00:10:49] habitability, it did not have conditions for permanent housing. The
[00:10:53] housing program lies much more in the lack of housing itself, than in a
[00:10:56] change in the use of properties,
[00:11:00] they relativize the impact on the real estate sector and call for
[00:11:03] balance.
[00:11:06] the word I want to leave is balance, I think it is perfectly possible to live in balance between local
[00:11:09] accommodation and the housing needs, because
[00:11:13] the people who work are there, if we boost tourism, we will have more people working, these people have
[00:11:17] to live somewhere, ALPN defends the
[00:11:20] expansion outside urban centers and considers
[00:11:24] insufficient... the restrictions imposed on
[00:11:27] local accommodation in solving the housing
[00:11:30] problem.
[00:11:33] The Algarve is on the route of drug traffickers in
[00:11:36] Europe. There are networks that rent houses on the Algarve
[00:11:39] coast to monitor the movements of the
[00:11:43] police.
[00:11:45] It's not new, but it's gaining more and more strength in
[00:11:49] Portugal. The Algarve Coast is part of the transit route
[00:11:52] for logistical support to drug trafficking
[00:11:56] networks, the networks are passing, let's say, here off the coast of the Algarve, the maritime
[00:12:00] that there is logistical support on land,
[00:12:03] namely fuel to supply the boats, in addition to this fuel
[00:12:07] logistical support there are others, there are other supports that are also established on land, there are
[00:12:11] large trafficking networks namely originating in
[00:12:14] Spain, the positioning of the Algarve in Europe is the factor that
[00:12:18] most attracts drug traffickers, the Algarve and Portugal have a
[00:12:21] strategic position in Europe, so it is here, if we look at...
[00:12:25] Portugal is a tip of Europe, an entrance gate to
[00:12:28] Europe,
[00:12:32] location in relation to Europe
[00:12:35] Atlantic, along the Vicentina
[00:12:38] GNR have
[00:12:42] detected some networks that
[00:12:45] rent or lease local accommodation for this type of activity.
[00:12:49] These cases extend throughout the Algarve. The populations are
[00:12:52] increasingly attentive and concerned. This is the case
[00:12:56] of residents on Farol Island in Faro who suspect
[00:12:59] illicit use of this old building. The
[00:13:03] authorities recognize the potential interest in the property, but
[00:13:06] rule out, for now, that recent, clandestine
[00:13:09] occupations are linked to drug trafficking. Even
[00:13:13] so, it is recognized that the identified networks are
[00:13:16] becoming increasingly dangerous. There has been a
[00:13:19] very important transformation here, which was the transition from hashish
[00:13:23] trafficking to cocaine trafficking. The amounts are substantially higher, here
[00:13:27] we are talking about 20 or 25 times higher than
[00:13:30] they were a few years ago and the frequency of many Spanish vehicles has
[00:13:34] already been caught, also weapons of war seized, weapons
[00:13:37] of war near situations that indicated
[00:13:40] and, let's say, unloadings in
[00:13:44] recent times the pace of seizures has increased
[00:13:48] to almost every
[00:13:49] week
[00:13:52] 6:13 good morning Portugal let's see. the front
[00:13:55] pages,
[00:13:58] in Diário de Notícias, more than 8 teachers to
[00:14:02] be placed, but there is a shortage of teachers in
[00:14:05] schools. Jn, government foresees a loss of
[00:14:08] 2 billion, if
[00:14:11] the economy worsens.
[00:14:14] Público, about 40% of the councils, without an absolute
[00:14:17] majority, have agreements with the
[00:14:20] opposition. Correio da Manhã, Infarmed president caught
[00:14:24] pulling strings. in Negócios,
[00:14:27] interview with Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, the Minister of
[00:14:31] Finance, says that this is a pragmatic
[00:14:57] 6:14, the Pope will undergo surgery to remove a
[00:15:00] nodule in his lung, the tumor was detected in routine exams
[00:15:04] and is
[00:15:05] circumscribed.
[00:15:08] It was from the window of the Apostolic Palace that Pope Leo
[00:15:12] XIV gave the
[00:15:13] news.
[00:15:19] The doctors found a circumscribed
[00:15:22] nodule in my lung.
[00:15:37] About a week, the intervention will take place in the same
[00:15:40] hospital that in the past received Popes John Paul II and
[00:15:44] Francis, during several hospitalizations. The doctors
[00:15:48] deem it appropriate to intervene and
[00:15:51] so, following their advice, I
[00:15:53] decided to undergo surgery to remove it. Thank
[00:15:57] you for your spiritual closeness, I entrust myself to your
[00:16:00] prayers. In St. Peter's Square, messages of
[00:16:04] support were not long in coming. really
[00:16:07] so much because the Holy Father
[00:16:10] let's say is new and all
[00:16:14] of us are greatly concerned like a close family member
[00:16:17] this worries us so much we hope that everything
[00:16:21] will be resolved for the best
[00:16:24] better pretty soon because it's
[00:16:28] only a little time that is
[00:16:31] there so hope better for him i
[00:16:35] think and we deserve
[00:16:48] it's news that has shaken everyone a bit because let's say one is unprepared
[00:16:52] after a year of being elected as the new Pope we send
[00:16:56] him our biggest
[00:16:58] wishes
[00:17:01] on the south at the beginning of November during this Sunday's prayer
[00:17:04] Leo XIV greeted the Peruvians who were in
[00:17:16] Portugal, the church reacted to the news. A few hours after the announcement of Pope Leo
[00:17:19] XIV, wishes for a speedy recovery are added, but
[00:17:23] above all, praise for the attitude of the leader of the Catholic church.
[00:17:27] It was his simplicity, which is what I think of him, that he
[00:17:30] has a lot, for me I think he has a lot of John Paul
[00:17:34] II's essence.
[00:18:08] at the inauguration of the new Eucharistic sanctuary of Balazar in
[00:18:11] Póvoa de Varzim, the representative of the Vatican in Portugal
[00:18:15] and the Archbishop of Braga were present, who also did not forget Leo
[00:18:18] XIV, that he told me
[00:18:22] he plans to come to
[00:18:25] Portugal, because for him he spoke in
[00:18:27] Fátima,
[00:18:30] that he will come, he will come,
[00:18:33] when is very complex, a happy surprise to be the
[00:18:37] Pope himself communicating this at the end of the Angelus
[00:18:40] prayer there at the window, I greatly admired the
[00:18:44] gesture and
[00:18:47] praying for him. On social media, Cardinal
[00:18:51] Américo Aguiar took the opportunity to leave a compliment to the Holy Father's simplicity
[00:18:55] and add a word of
[00:18:57] solidarity. It is very important for the days we
[00:19:01] live in that the news was given directly by the
[00:19:04] Pope and with all this transparency.
[00:21:48] allergies, you can send... your questions to good morning Portugal
[00:21:51] @rtp.pt, the answers on Friday, after
[00:23:29] Hello, today the Minuto Azul Saúde will talk about stigma in
[00:23:32] epilepsy. In the world, more than 50 million
[00:23:36] people suffer from this disease. In Portugal,
[00:23:39] 120,000 are under observation and
[00:23:42] 70,000 people have a diagnosis
[00:23:45] made. Stigma kills us from within and when I
[00:23:48] say I have epilepsy I see. Panic on people's faces, the best way to
[00:23:52] empower a person with epilepsy is to create
[00:23:55] communication and literacy strategies so that in fact
[00:23:58] stigma can be prevented.
[00:24:02] In our university hospital, stigma is also prevented
[00:24:05] here with our management
[00:24:07] bodies.
[00:24:10] We study stigma, we ask questions and we seek answers,
[00:24:16] difference, with you.
[00:24:21] How to educate and promote respect for the patient?
[00:24:25] Don't look away, the disease can also be yours,
[00:24:28] support, listen and help to
[00:24:31] understand.
[00:24:36] Educate against stigma and if it were you,
[00:24:39] share this message, blue minute for everyone's
[00:24:42] health.
[00:26:36] Good morning, Pedro Passos Coelho admits a return to
[00:26:39] political life, if the PSD is not successful.
[00:26:42] In an interview with CIC Notícias, the former prime minister
[00:26:45] argues that the party had an obligation to have tried
[00:26:49] an agreement with Chega and with the Liberal Initiative to govern with a
[00:26:53] majority.
[00:26:56] For several years, he chose silence so as not to harm the
[00:26:59] party, to which he says he remains emotionally connected.
[00:27:08] Pedro Passos Coelho denies seeking prominence, but does not close the door to a possible return to active politics. If I had to
[00:27:12] consider such a possibility, it would have to correspond to a
[00:27:16] situation in which the PSD, visibly, would not have the possibility
[00:27:19] of delivering a satisfactory
[00:27:23] result for what the country needs, and I would
[00:27:26] think that I could do it if that happens,
[00:27:29] I will consider and take an initiative.
[00:27:32] says the country has plunged into day-to-day management and
[00:27:36] insists on the need for reforms, recognizes that the current
[00:27:40] parliamentary geometry is complex, but says that the
[00:27:42] PSD should have tried solutions to ensure support
[00:27:46] for a program capable of being executed throughout the
[00:27:49] legislature, they got into a very complicated political trap,
[00:27:53] because now it's too late to go back and try to make a legislative agreement
[00:27:57] that was rejected. On the other
[00:28:00] hand, a good part of the... forms that are worthy
[00:28:03] of that name, which are reforms and which need popular support and which
[00:28:07] need parliamentary support, probably don't
[00:28:10] they are, they are making an appeal for them to understand, I think so, because
[00:28:14] look, the responsibility is not only of the PSD, it's because the country is not
[00:28:17] governable, the responsibility here also has to be of Chega
[00:28:20] and of the Liberal Initiative, what is your opinion about
[00:28:24] André Ventura, you know him well, I know enough to think that he is a
[00:28:27] person who has a lot of merit, or he wouldn't have
[00:28:31] created a party, with the expression he has today,
[00:28:34] and that he is a politician who has shown a remarkable
[00:28:38] power of initiative, praises
[00:28:41] that reinforce the appeal for a majority that gives the government
[00:28:44] conditions to move forward, criticizes the pace of changes
[00:28:48] and makes comparisons.
[00:28:50] The PSD, there is no doubt, has a government program that has some transformative
[00:28:54] ambition, but this transformative ambition has been
[00:28:58] slow to pass from the government
[00:29:01] program to the actions of the government and to the reality of the
[00:29:05] country. Today, for example, I think the state no longer has the
[00:29:08] authority to rehabilitate the national health service as
[00:29:12] it needed to be rehabilitated. I didn't see anything change during the 9
[00:29:15] years of the Socialist Party in government, on the contrary, I saw the degradation of public
[00:29:19] policy. I see nothing after two essential,
[00:29:22] structuring, different years to change what is happening in health.
[00:29:25] Problems that extend to housing and
[00:29:28] schools. Regarding Belém, he says that Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa talked too much.
[00:29:35] assessments about a position that he says he does not
[00:29:38] desire.
[00:29:42] André Ventura is interviewed today on RTP, an interview
[00:29:45] conducted by journalist Vítor Gonçalves on the news on
[00:29:48] RTP Notícias. It will be the first in a series of interviews
[00:29:52] with party leaders throughout the
[00:29:55] week. 6:29, let's go to traffic with Sandra
[00:29:58] Pereira. Hello Sandra, good morning.
[00:30:12] At this time, good morning, João, at this time, traffic is still calm,
[00:30:15] at least the main accesses to the city of Lisbon
[00:30:19] and also to the city of Porto, still without many major
[00:30:22] concerns. Green Line of the National Traffic Information Service, antenna
[00:30:26] RTP is 821 01
[00:30:30] 01.
[00:30:34] 6:30 today there is a new change in fuel prices,
[00:30:38] gasoline has an increase of 5 cents per liter, as for
[00:30:42] diesel it drops 1 cent, the final price depends
[00:30:45] on each fuel
[00:30:46] station.
[00:30:49] The PS requests an urgent parliamentary hearing with 16
[00:30:53] entities from the economic and social sectors, affected by the increase
[00:30:56] in energy prices. The party wants a diagnosis of the
[00:31:00] different realities and impacts, to seek
[00:31:03] possible measures. In the request sent to the Parliamentary Committee on Environment and
[00:31:07] Energy, the PS explains that these impacts are not
[00:31:11] homogeneously distributed among the different sectors of the economy.
[00:31:15] of society.
[00:31:19] Mário Mourão was re-elected secretary-general of the UGT. At
[00:31:22] the congress of the Union Confederation, he challenged the government and social
[00:31:25] partners to go further. We do not
[00:31:28] solve problems by occasionally
[00:31:32] attributing a subsidy or a
[00:31:35] pension, an extraordinary amount, because we are
[00:31:39] postponing people's problems. There is no
[00:31:42] sensitivity from the government to understand that... if there was a year
[00:31:46] when the minimum wage needed to be reinforced, it was this one, and the government
[00:31:50] remains insensitive to this
[00:31:53] challenge and this call.
[00:31:57] New president of the UGT, Rosa Sousa, from the State Technical
[00:32:00] Workers' Union, says that the priority is to
[00:32:04] value workers'
[00:32:05] wages.
[00:32:10] Fact begins with the impact of an energy
[00:32:14] crisis. that suffocates those
[00:32:17] who work, but this crisis affects
[00:32:21] everyone, but much more and dramatically harms the
[00:32:24] poorest. We cannot
[00:32:27] close our eyes to
[00:32:29] reality. Faced with this emergency, the
[00:32:32] country demands from us a deep
[00:32:35] spirit of social responsibility. The
[00:32:38] UGT will continue to be a
[00:32:41] firm and demanding voice in the...
[00:32:45] real valuation of wages, we do not seek
[00:32:48] conflict for the sake of conflict,
[00:32:51] we are ready to negotiate.
[00:32:55] The Minister of Finance hopes that the PS will maintain a responsible
[00:32:58] attitude regarding the state budget. In an interview with the program
[00:33:02] Conversa Capital on RTP Antena-1 and Jornal Negócios, he considers that a
[00:33:06] coalition between PS and Chega could put the country into
[00:33:10] deficit. It would be inexplicable and
[00:33:14] irresponsible for the country, through parliament, through negative connections
[00:33:17] between the PS and Chega, to have a deficit next year.
[00:33:21] Therefore, I hope that the responsibility that the Socialist Party and its
[00:33:24] Secretary General showed about 10
[00:33:28] days ago when they announced
[00:33:32] the abstention, will also be the responsibility in the specialty of not distorting the state budget.
[00:33:36] I have no guarantee in that regard from the PS, the government does not have
[00:33:39] any formal guarantee, but
[00:33:43] I also recall that the Secretary-General of the Socialist Party said that he would make the
[00:33:46] budget viable under four conditions, these conditions are
[00:33:50] met and, therefore, there is no reason,
[00:33:54] and the responsibility that the Socialist Party has to have is that
[00:33:57] now in seven specialties measures with budgetary
[00:34:01] impact will be approved that transform a budget with a surplus into a budget with
[00:34:04] a deficit. The state budget is being
[00:34:08] criticized by the opposition who considers the proposal a
[00:34:12] disaster and contrary to what the...
[00:34:15] needs.
[00:34:18] They had already said it in parliament, but this Saturday they repeated it in the
[00:34:21] streets. Some political parties joined the demonstrations in
[00:34:24] Lisbon to say that the proposal for the state budget for
[00:34:28] 2027 does not respond to the needs
[00:34:31] of the Portuguese. It is a budget that is, I would say, a disaster for the
[00:34:35] country, because it is a budget that makes choices. When the government says there is no
[00:34:39] room in the budget, it is a, excuse me, excuse the crude expression, it is a
[00:34:42] load of nonsense. If it made other choices, there would be room.
[00:35:45] of renting, asking for unlimited deposits, asking for three
[00:35:48] months' rent in advance, thinking that a moderate rent is a rent of
[00:35:52] €2,300, is someone who doesn't live in the real world,
[00:35:55] doesn't live in the world where most Portuguese people live. There are
[00:35:59] people who even consider if it's worth going to work or not,
[00:36:03] such is the cost of going to work, getting in the car. The leader of the Liberal Initiative
[00:36:06] visited Madeira where she guaranteed that the proposal for the
[00:36:10] budget for next year goes against the needs of the
[00:36:12] country. It is a budget that keeps
[00:36:16] its hand in people's pockets, it is a budget that keeps all the
[00:36:20] effort on people, on families, on businesses
[00:36:24] that the country needs, that families need at this moment, which was...
[00:36:27] to have a greater tax relief, namely in the
[00:36:31] scope of IRS, of the tax on work,
[00:36:34] in which this small relief that the government gave now, we are talking about €1 for those who earn
[00:36:38] €100, clearly it is absolutely useless.
[00:36:42] The criticisms will continue, the parties are now thinking about the proposals for
[00:36:46] amendment to the state budget for
[00:36:49] 2027.
[00:36:52] Temperatures will rise this
[00:36:55] week.
[00:36:58] The shop windows are already dressed for winter, but on the other side of the display cases, the
[00:37:02] temperatures are still for summer. It's
[00:37:05] fantastic, it was a little bit cold this morning so we brought out the jackets, but then after it
[00:37:09] started to get warm out and uh for me it's summer, like with this sort of
[00:37:13] weather right now in Canada it's probably like
[00:37:16] 15, 14, right now it's 26 so to me it's
[00:37:19] summer nice, in german is very
[00:37:22] cold, it's perfect for
[00:37:25] us.
[00:37:58] 231, next week will also be marked by
[00:38:02] high temperatures. From the 12th, 13th, temperatures above the average for the time of
[00:38:05] year are expected, which will
[00:38:09] vary on the coast roughly between 21 and
[00:38:12] 25°, in the interior regions,
[00:38:16] mainly, the central-south
[00:38:18] interior, they should be higher and vary
[00:38:22] roughly between 27 and 30, 31
[00:38:25] degrees.
[00:38:29] However, the heat is not here to stay, temperatures
[00:38:32] should drop from next
[00:38:36] Alex and Emma have a
[00:38:40] week to enjoy the sun before
[00:38:43] returning to
[00:38:59] do Castelo 20 Braga 24 Bragança with 26 Vila Real and
[00:39:03] Viseu 24 Porto 20 Aveiro also with
[00:39:06] 20
[00:39:09] Guarda 22 Coimbra Ileiria 23 Castelo Branco
[00:39:12] 26 Porto Alegre 24 Santarém with 26 Lisbon with
[00:39:16] 24
[00:39:19] Setubal 24 Evora 27 Beja 26 Faro
[00:39:22] 25 similar temperatures to yesterday's but from
[00:39:26] tomorrow. There will be slight increases in
[00:39:29] temperature. Funchal,
[00:39:32] 26. Ponta Delgada,
[00:39:36] 23.
[00:39:41] 6:39. September this year, was the second warmest in
[00:39:45] the whole world, since records began. The latest balance from
[00:39:48] Copernicus, the European service for monitoring climate
[00:39:52] change reveals that temperatures in Western Europe broke
[00:39:56] records, and rose. as the Rhine the Danube
[00:39:59] to historical
[00:40:01] lows, meanwhile, in the United States, the passage of
[00:40:05] Hurricane Isaias is leaving a trail of
[00:40:08] destruction.
[00:40:16] The violence of the wind and rain caused a lot of damage in the
[00:40:19] state of Florida, at least four people
[00:40:22] died, several dozen were injured with the passage of
[00:40:26] Hurricane Isaias. I could hear something going through the
[00:40:30] back that just didn't sound normal, like it sounded
[00:40:33] like a freight train, it was so
[00:40:35] loud,
[00:40:39] the situation is now calmer.
[00:40:41] this can be
[00:40:45] replaced, my couch, my love seat, my
[00:40:49] tv, all of those things can be
[00:40:51] replaced,
[00:41:46] A state of emergency was declared in Florida, Alabama and
[00:41:50] Georgia, which will receive the resources and necessary
[00:41:53] support to the affected areas. The
[00:41:56] situation is calmer, even so, intense rain is expected to continue
[00:42:00] to affect the country. The authorities warn of
[00:42:03] possible flash floods and
[00:42:06] floods.
[00:42:10] ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia in energy
[00:42:13] infrastructure. The announcement was made after Zelensky said
[00:42:17] he would call for presidential elections if there was a
[00:42:20] 60-day truce.
[00:42:24] A few hours after Trump said that it is time for elections in
[00:42:28] Ukraine, the President of the United States announced an energy
[00:42:31] ceasefire with immediate effect to stop
[00:42:35] attacks like this in the Samara region of Russia. It is a crucial
[00:42:38] system for...
[00:44:10] The main airport in Saudi Arabia was again under
[00:44:13] attack, but nothing compared to what happened
[00:44:16] on Saturday. The airport was like this, it was the worst attack in the
[00:44:20] country in over a decade. 13 people died, more than
[00:44:23] 300 were injured, they are of various nationalities,
[00:44:27] the Saudi Minister of Health visited
[00:44:29] them.
[00:44:35] May God give you health. May God preserve you.
[00:44:38] God bless you and your father.
[00:45:10] as war crimes and that they represent a new escalation in the
[00:45:13] conflict that has pitted Saudis, supporters of the Yemeni
[00:45:17] government, Houthi rebel forces from this
[00:45:20] country, supported by
[00:45:22] Iran.
[00:45:29] From the UN Secretary-General to the Arab League, the tone is one of condemnation
[00:45:33] of the attacks, several European governments are advising their respective
[00:45:37] citizens not to approach the... Port
[00:45:40] Riyadh airport, in any case, this weekend it
[00:45:44] was closed.
[00:45:48] In Djibouti, a shipwreck of a boat with
[00:45:51] migrants left 139 dead and 84
[00:45:55] missing.
[00:45:59] This is what remains of yet another tragedy at sea. They fled
[00:46:02] insecurity and poverty on a boat trip that did not reach its
[00:46:06] end. On Friday morning, 305 people died.
[00:46:10] at least 15 children and
[00:46:26] another 124 people. 80 lives were still
[00:46:29] rescued, but there are 84
[00:46:32] missing. This is a devastating loss of life, our
[00:46:35] thoughts are with the survivors and families who lost
[00:46:39] loved ones or remain without news of their
[00:46:42] relatives. According to the United Nations, in
[00:46:46] 2025, there were more than 900 migrants declared
[00:46:49] dead or missing on the eastern route, which
[00:46:53] links the Horn of Africa and Djibouti to
[00:46:55] Yemen.
[00:46:59] In France, more student demonstrations are planned for today.
[00:47:01] In the protests of recent days, there have been
[00:47:05] clashes with the police. The France Insoumise movement
[00:47:09] called on the far left for more blockades and calls
[00:47:12] for more
[00:47:13] dynamism.
[00:47:16] The British parliament will debate a petition for a possible
[00:47:20] return to the European Union. More than
[00:47:23] 112,000 signatories argue that leaving
[00:47:27] the European Union is not working. The parliamentary
[00:47:30] debate is scheduled for today. The prime minister
[00:47:33] clarifies that the government will
[00:47:35] analyze all
[00:47:37] options. In Finland, an Aurora
[00:47:41] Borealis in Lapland.
[00:47:48] A local photographer who captured it,
[00:47:51] says that it was the most
[00:47:55] intense aurora borealis since January, the phenomenon
[00:47:59] lasted several
[00:48:01] hours.
[00:48:05] We are heading for the 7 o'clock news with sports, for now, a green minute.
[00:48:19] Around 30% of the water
[00:48:23] consumed in our homes is due to toilet
[00:48:26] flushes. Many times we end up paying
[00:48:30] little attention to this automated habit,
[00:48:34] ignoring the liters of clean drinking water that may be
[00:48:37] wasted. In the worst-case scenario, a
[00:48:41] toilet holds 10 liters at maximum discharge
[00:48:44] and six at minimum. Now think about the
[00:48:47] number of times you have probably already used the toilet as a
[00:48:51] trash can. And then flushing the water, it's all a
[00:48:54] matter of changing habits, of raising awareness for the whole
[00:48:58] family, but putting a small bin in the bathroom can also
[00:49:02] help avoid this bad habit. As for
[00:49:05] those inevitable daily uses, if you
[00:49:09] don't already have one, install a dual-flush toilet
[00:49:12] and use the smaller flush whenever
[00:49:15] possible. Save water, because it is indeed a scarce
[00:49:19] resource.
[01:00:22] Good morning, Pedro Passos Coelho assumes he could
[01:00:26] return to politics. In an interview with C notícias, he adds
[01:00:30] that this hypothesis could be a reality if the
[01:00:33] PSD is not successful.
[01:00:36] sucedido.
[01:00:39] If I had to consider such a possibility, it would have to
[01:00:43] correspond to a situation in which the PSD, visibly, did not
[01:00:46] have the possibility of delivering a
[01:00:49] satisfactory result for what the country
[01:00:52] precisa de eu achar que eu poderia fazer se
[01:00:56] that happens, I will consider it and take action if it
[01:01:00] is the case. It's not not to say it's not a
[01:01:02] comfortable thing for someone who has already been prime minister and who
[01:01:06] is very far from party activity. It's not a
[01:01:09] very comfortable idea, the idea of
[01:01:12] returning. I think I have fulfilled my mission.
[01:01:15] I am at peace with my... Therefore, your
[01:01:18] mission now is to intervene well, that the
[01:01:21] country is not looking for any special
[01:01:25] prominence and I try to live up to the
[01:01:28] responsibilities that I believe I have contracted with
[01:01:30] people.
[01:01:35] C notícias that the PSD had an
[01:01:37] obligation to have tried an agreement with Chega and Iniciativa
[01:01:40] Liberal to govern with a majority. They got into
[01:01:44] a very complicated political trap because "now it's
[01:01:48] too late to go back and try to make a legislative agreement that was
[01:01:51] refused. On the other hand, a large part
[01:01:55] of the reforms that are worthy of that name, which are reforms and which
[01:01:58] need popular support and which need parliamentary
[01:02:01] support, probably won't have it. Are you making an appeal for them to
[01:02:05] understand each other? I think so, because look, the responsibility is not only of the
[01:02:08] PSD, it's because the country is not governable, the responsibility
[01:02:11] here also has to be of Chega and of
[01:02:15] Iniciativa Liberal, of the PSD, there is no..." doubt it has a government program
[01:02:19] that has some transformative ambition, but this transformative
[01:02:22] ambition has been slow to
[01:02:25] move from the government's program to the government's actions and
[01:02:28] to the... reality of the
[01:02:30] country.
[01:02:33] In the ACI notícias interview, Pedro Passos Coelho praises André Ventura,
[01:02:36] but warns that the longer Chega stays out of government
[01:02:40] solutions, the more comfortable it will feel to present
[01:02:44] populist proposals.
[01:02:47] And that's enough to think that he's a person, eh, who has
[01:02:50] a lot of merit, otherwise he wouldn't have created a party with the expression
[01:02:54] it has today, and who is a politician who
[01:02:57] has shown remarkable initiative power.
[01:03:01] Parties that are not in government
[01:03:04] always have greater flexibility to
[01:03:08] make proposals that, yes,
[01:03:11] in normal circumstances we would not understand as
[01:03:14] being eh
[01:03:16] strictly serious, and this will happen with all
[01:03:20] parties that have a more populist genesis
[01:03:23] and that want to grow eh at the expense of the
[01:03:25] dissatisfaction of those more traditional parties
[01:03:29] that... do not deliver to people what they are waiting for,
[01:03:32] and therefore I think it's very natural that the more you
[01:03:36] leave Chega out of any solution,
[01:03:39] the more likely it is that Chega will feel very comfortable not to be tested on the ideas it is
[01:03:43] defending.
[01:03:47] André Ventura is interviewed today on RTP, an interview
[01:03:50] conducted by journalist Vítor Gonçalves in the news program
[01:03:53] and on RTP Notícias. It will be the first in a series
[01:03:57] of interviews with party leaders.
[01:04:00] Throughout the week 103, we return to
[01:04:03] traffic, Sandra, what do you
[01:04:04] tell us?
[01:04:11] At this moment, the attention is precisely on the Grilo tunnel
[01:04:15] in Kril, in the direction of Algés Sacavém, due to this accident that
[01:04:19] occurred at the exit, eh, and that is occupying one of the central lanes, so
[01:04:23] be careful because traffic is already getting slower. Then with
[01:04:26] IC19, the queues are already from Cacém to... Amadora
[01:04:30] and still on the CRIL in the direction of
[01:04:34] Algés Sacavém, beware because after
[01:04:37] the Benfica tunnel, there is a broken-down
[01:04:40] car on the shoulder. Anyway, be careful
[01:04:43] when passing through the area. Also for the 25 de Abril bridge from
[01:04:47] Almada to Lisbon, the queues at this moment are already starting
[01:04:51] from the area eh very close to Correios, the accesses to IC20 and
[01:04:54] Centro Sul are also starting to get quite filled. In Porto
[01:04:58] on the VCI in the center.
[01:05:01] from Rabida Freixo, traffic starts to intensify and especially at the exit to
[01:05:05] Boavista. Green line of the national traffic information service,
[01:05:09] RTP antenna is 821 01
[01:05:13] 01.
[01:05:16] 7:5, today there is a new change in fuel
[01:05:20] prices. Gasoline has an increase of
[01:05:23] 5 cents per liter. As for diesel,
[01:05:26] it decreases 1 cent. The final price depends on
[01:05:29] each... station and fuel.
[01:05:33] The prime minister calls for an end to the conjecture that has led
[01:05:36] to increases in oil prices.
[01:05:40] We have to resolve in the coming weeks, in the coming
[01:05:43] times, this eh
[01:05:46] insensitivity of penalizing economies and people
[01:05:51] advantage and and
[01:05:55] resolving this impasse, this will not
[01:05:58] be by itself... decisive because there are other factors of
[01:06:01] instability, namely wars, there is no economy in the world that is not
[01:06:05] suffering, no economy in the world that is not suffering the
[01:06:08] effect of the increase in oil prices, due to
[01:06:11] that of fuels and due to that
[01:06:14] also of many other products, whose price is
[01:06:18] inflated precisely because the cost of transport
[01:06:21] has a large proportion
[01:06:24] in the formation of prices, we are all being
[01:06:28] penalized.
[01:06:31] On the other hand, the prime minister criticizes those who he considers want
[01:06:34] to import instability into the country.
[01:06:38] Portugal is today a country with economic stability, with financial
[01:06:42] stability, with political stability, with social
[01:06:45] stability. Some want to bring instabilities,
[01:06:49] even from a social point of view, into the country, they will not win
[01:06:53] that objective either, which is a negative objective. One thing is to
[01:06:57] talk about problems, another thing is to want to import instabilities that do not
[01:07:00] belong here.
[01:07:03] Dozens of people remain camped in Praça Dom João I in
[01:07:07] Porto, they decided to continue the protest that took place in several
[01:07:11] cities against the rising cost of living and housing.
[01:07:14] They call for the creation of a movement similar to what
[01:07:18] occurred in Madrid. They ask the government for a reduction in fuel
[01:07:22] prices and the cost of living in
[01:07:24] general.
[01:07:27] The people who are camped in Porto say that it is impossible to live
[01:07:30] with the current cost of living.
[01:07:33] We are doing as we did in Spain, however it is not simply to
[01:07:37] copy, in Portugal, in fact, the conditions are even
[01:07:40] worse than in Spain, considering the new law
[01:07:42] of, in fact, leases or as we usually call it, the eviction law.
[01:07:46] We intend to stay here longer, we appeal to everyone to bring things, to come
[01:07:50] with food, with water, all supplies are welcome. The first
[01:07:53] step is really this or that this
[01:07:57] rental law that is now being proposed be reversed, to end
[01:08:01] evictions, we also defend the expropriation of
[01:08:04] investment funds and large real estate owners.
[01:08:08] We hope that what is happening here will be an inspiration for the rest of the country and that in
[01:08:12] Coimbra, Lisbon, similar large camps will be made to mobilize people for these
[01:08:15] causes.
[01:08:18] In Matosinhos, there are 204 apartments for affordable
[01:08:22] rental that have been under construction since
[01:08:25] 2023. The municipality gave up the land, but the housing
[01:08:28] institute did not
[01:08:30] proceed.
[01:08:33] There are three plots of land next to Picoltosão Park in Matosinhos
[01:08:37] and they have an area of 8,170
[01:08:40] square meters. There is still...
[01:08:50] Urban to project the construction of
[01:08:53] 204 apartments. We thought
[01:08:56] that it would be a quick, swift project,
[01:09:00] because it was included in the PRR and that didn't
[01:09:03] happen, we didn't even get to sign a contract. The housing
[01:09:06] institute planned to invest
[01:09:08] 35.2 million
[01:09:11] euros. Participating in a tender of this dimension brings costs to
[01:09:14] the teams, it's a large multidisciplinary team,
[01:09:18] as important as that is for us to be aware that we have to be
[01:09:22] structured to respond to a program like this, I'm sure that it won't be
[01:09:25] possible to build
[01:09:28] these constructions at the planned price, I don't know
[01:09:32] if 30% or double will be enough to
[01:09:36] complete this project, the land was ceded by the Matosinhos
[01:09:39] municipal council in 2023. This year, the
[01:09:43] municipality sent two letters to the president of the Housing
[01:09:46] Institute to understand when the
[01:09:49] project would proceed. 3 years later
[01:09:53] land to build more housing, because we still
[01:09:57] have a waiting list of about 1000 people, nor does the Iru
[01:10:01] give us feedback regarding the deadline for awarding
[01:10:04] the project and the deadline for the construction of the housing. The investment in
[01:10:08] Matosinhos did not proceed because the state did not have money available at the time
[01:10:12] to proceed with that investment. When I arrived at the Iru, we were living with investment i05 of the
[01:10:16] PRR of 774 million euros, which was the money allocated to affordable
[01:10:20] housing. That amount was completely insufficient for the number of houses that were
[01:10:23] intended to be built. Of the two official letters sent
[01:10:27] nunca respondeu a dizer que era uma questão de financiamento, o tempo urge o
[01:10:30] municipality of Matosinhos cannot be hostage to a
[01:10:33] decision that is taking too long. The president of the Housing
[01:10:36] Institute guarantees that the amount of funding was
[01:10:40] reinforced and that the Matosinhos project will be
[01:10:43] implemented, but does not commit to dates. The minister
[01:10:47] and the prime minister signed a financing from the EIB, the European Investment Bank,
[01:10:51] of 1.34 billion, to which 511 million euros from the
[01:10:54] state budget were added, for a total of 1.851 billion euros, which we are
[01:10:58] operating at the moment. In total, 12,000
[01:11:01] new housing units are planned for affordable rental throughout
[01:11:04] the country.
[01:11:06] The number of local accommodation units in Porto increased this year, five
[01:11:10] times more than in Lisbon. Despite the new rules and the
[01:11:14] cleanup of registrations, there are about
[01:11:17] 112,000 local accommodation units
[01:11:20] nationwide. Porto leads in growth with
[01:11:23] 583 new units, five times more than
[01:11:27] in Lisbon.
[01:11:30] Temperatures will rise, meteorologists explain that this week
[01:11:34] temperatures above average are
[01:11:37] expected. Especially from the 12th,
[01:11:41] 13th, and... expectably until the 16th or
[01:11:44] eventually the 17th, at least this is the scenario indicated by the
[01:11:48] numerical weather prediction models today. Eh, temperatures above average
[01:11:52] for this time of year are expected, eh, which will
[01:11:55] vary on the coast roughly between 21 and
[01:11:59] 25 degrees hh in the inland regions,
[01:12:02] mainly the interior center-south,
[01:12:06] eh, they should be higher and vary roughly between
[01:12:09] 27 and 30 and 31 degrees.
[01:12:22] temperatures Viana do Castelo 20, Bragança
[01:12:26] 26, Braga 24, Vila Real and
[01:12:29] Viseu also 24, Porto and Aveiro 20.
[01:12:32] 20
[01:12:34] Guarda 22, Coimbra 23, Leiria also
[01:12:38] 23, Castelo Branco 26, Portalegre 24,
[01:12:41] Santarém and Lisbon.
[01:12:49] Faro 25. Today, temperatures similar to
[01:12:52] yesterday. Starting tomorrow, temperatures will
[01:12:56] rise. Funchal
[01:12:59] 26, Ponta Delgada
[01:13:03] 23.
[01:13:08] 7:12, September of this year was the second hottest
[01:13:12] worldwide since records began. The latest report from
[01:13:15] Copernicus, the European climate change monitoring service, reveals that
[01:13:18] temperatures in Western Europe broke records, and
[01:13:23] the Rhine, the Danube to
[01:13:26] historical
[01:13:28] lows.
[01:13:31] In the United States, the passage of Hurricane Isaias is leaving
[01:13:35] a trail of
[01:13:36] destruction.
[01:13:40] Torrential rains caused damage to roads and
[01:13:44] buildings.
[01:13:51] 46,000 people were left without electricity.
[01:13:57] The hurricane also caused casualties, four people died and there are
[01:14:01] dozens injured.
[01:14:04] In the United States, Donald Trump is being challenged over
[01:14:07] oil. Four Republicans and two Democrats
[01:14:10] questioned the plan to buy diesel from Russia. The six
[01:14:13] senators signed a declaration of protest against the agreement
[01:14:16] announced on Friday. These senators accuse the president of
[01:14:20] not having consulted Congress as
[01:14:23] provided by law. The alleged intention of this agreement, as
[01:14:27] a cover, would be to lower the price of
[01:14:30] diesel.
[01:14:32] Meanwhile, Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia regarding
[01:14:36] energy infrastructure. The announcement was made
[01:14:40] after Zelensky said he would call presidential
[01:14:43] elections if there was a 60-day
[01:14:46] truce.
[01:14:48] A few hours after Trump said that it was time for elections in
[01:14:52] Ukraine, the President of the United States
[01:14:56] issued an energy ceasefire with immediate effect to stop
[01:14:59] attacks like this in the Samara region of Russia, a
[01:15:02] crucial system for crude oil exports. Trump wrote
[01:15:06] that both countries agreed, but Moscow is silent,
[01:15:10] and Zelensky says it was news to him,
[01:15:13] despite having already argued that this is the first step towards ending the
[01:15:17] war. It's a fair deal. It's not the best
[01:15:20] deal, the best deal not not to have a war to stop Putin, but...
[01:16:25] confirms support for the Ukrainian president. The reaction
[01:16:27] comes after criticisms from Donald Trump. The President of the
[01:16:31] European Commission agrees with the call for truces in attacks on
[01:16:35] energy infrastructure. Donald Trump
[01:16:38] announced a halt to attacks
[01:16:41] on power plants, but Zelensky says he knows
[01:16:45] nothing about it. Trump's announcement was made after Zelensky
[01:16:48] had said he would call presidential elections if there was a
[01:16:52] 60-day truce.
[01:16:55] The British parliament will debate a petition for a
[01:16:59] possible return to the European Union. More than
[01:17:02] 112,000 signatories argue that leaving the
[01:17:05] European Union is not working. The parliamentary debate
[01:17:09] is scheduled for today. The British Prime Minister clarifies that the
[01:17:13] government will analyze all
[01:17:15] options.
[01:17:18] The Pope will undergo surgery to remove a nodule in his lung. The
[01:17:22] tumor was detected in routine exams.
[01:17:33] The doctors found a circumscribed nodule
[01:17:36] in my lung. It was detected in a
[01:17:40] very early and well- localized stage.
[01:17:44] The doctors deemed it appropriate to intervene
[01:17:47] and so, following their advice, I
[01:17:50] decided to have surgery to remove it. I
[01:17:54] thank you for your spiritual closeness
[01:17:57] and I entrust myself to your prayers.
[01:18:01] preghiera.
[01:18:09] and it is a worrying piece of news because we do not know what the real
[01:18:12] diagnosis is and I understood that it will be
[01:18:15] eh after his trip to Argentina, I
[01:18:19] am Argentinian and we are waiting for him in November between the 8th and the
[01:18:22] 11th in Buenos Aires and Córdoba,
[01:18:25] places where there are many faithful who are waiting for him and there is a whole
[01:18:29] organization to receive him. I wish him a speedy
[01:18:32] recovery eh the popes get
[01:18:36] very sick. those who were and now
[01:18:39] well this one too, let's hope he recovers soon and that the trip
[01:18:43] to Argentina gives him
[01:18:44] strength.
[01:18:54] a little time that is there,
[01:18:58] hope better for him I'm wishing for everyone
[01:19:01] health and to be uh him
[01:19:05] to be to get well soon.
[01:19:37] solidarity, our prayer. It is very
[01:19:40] important for the days we live in that this news was
[01:19:43] given directly by the Pope and with all this
[01:19:46] transparency, simplicity and humanity. We are with
[01:19:50] the Pope in these days that are certainly somewhat
[01:19:53] sensitive, but I am convinced that it will be something
[01:19:57] almost routine and therefore our prayer, our
[01:20:00] solidarity, our communion on this Sunday and look
[01:20:04] there, in Porto today is the day of Our Lady of Vandoma.
[01:20:07] patron saint of the city, may Our Lady take care, accompany
[01:20:11] our Pope Leo XIV in these most fragile days so that
[01:20:15] we can continue to walk.
[01:20:19] 7:20, good morning Portugal, let's see the front
[01:20:21] pages.
[01:20:24] In Diário de Notícias, more than 800
[01:20:28] teachers to be placed, but there is a shortage of teachers in schools.
[01:20:31] JN, government predicts a loss of 2 billion if the
[01:20:35] economy worsens. Also highlights
[01:20:39] Benfica, next we have sports in the public, about
[01:20:42] 40% of the chambers, without an absolute majority, have
[01:20:45] agreements with the opposition. Correio da Manhã, president
[01:20:49] of Infarmed caught pulling strings. In Negócios,
[01:20:52] interview with the Minister of Finance, Joaquim Miranda
[01:20:56] Saramento says that this is a pragmatic
[01:34:23] masculino está aí com os jogos de Portugal, em
[01:34:27] direto, no seu ecrã preferido, vibra e celebre cada
[01:34:30] golo,
[01:34:32] de 12 a 18 de outubro na RTP
[01:34:35] Mundo,
[01:35:38] Very good morning, Pedro Passos Coelho
[01:35:42] he... believes that this
[01:35:45] hipótese poderia ser uma realidade se o PSD não
[01:35:49] vier a ser bem
[01:35:50] If I had to consider
[01:35:53] such a possibility, it would have to
[01:35:57] correspond to a situation where the PSD, clearly, did not
[01:36:00] have the possibility of delivering a
[01:36:03] satisfactory result for what the
[01:36:06] country needs, and I
[01:36:09] do it. And if that happens, I will consider it and
[01:36:12] No, no, I mean,
[01:36:16] it's not a comfortable thing for someone who has already been prime minister,
[01:36:20] and who is very far from party
[01:36:24] very comfortable idea, the idea
[01:36:26] returning, I think I fulfilled my
[01:36:29] mission, I am at peace with my conscience, so your
[01:36:33] mission now is to intervene, to call well with the
[01:36:36] country, not looking for
[01:36:39] prominence,
[01:36:41] I seek to fulfill the responsibilities that I think I shared with people.
[01:36:47] Pedro Passos Coelho defends in the interview with Cinco Notícias that the PSD
[01:36:51] had an obligation to have tried an agreement with Chega and Iniciativa
[01:36:55] Liberal to govern with a majority, they got into a
[01:36:58] trap, because now
[01:37:02] it's too late to go back and try
[01:37:05] rejected. On the other hand, a good part
[01:37:09] das reformas que são dignas desse nome, que são reformas e que
[01:37:13] need popular support and which need.
[01:37:15] parliamentary support, probably won't
[01:37:19] because look, the responsibility is not only the
[01:37:22] PSD's, it's because the country is not governable, the responsibility
[01:37:25] here also has to be
[01:37:29] Liberal Initiative's, the PSD, there's no doubt, has a government
[01:37:32] governo que tenha alguma ambição transformadora, mas essa
[01:37:36] ambição transformadora tem sido lenta a passar do
[01:37:39] government program to government actions and
[01:37:42] to the reality of the country.
[01:37:46] In the interview with SIC Notícias, Pedro Passos Coelho praises André Ventura, but
[01:37:50] warns that the longer Chega stays out of
[01:37:54] at ease it will feel to present
[01:37:58] populist proposals,
[01:38:01] that's enough to think that he's a person and that he has
[01:38:05] bastante mérito ou não tivesse criado um partido com a expressão que ele
[01:38:08] has today, and that he's a politician who has
[01:38:12] shown remarkable initiative. parties that are not
[01:38:15] in government always have more
[01:38:19] flexibility to make proposals
[01:38:22] that in normal circumstances we
[01:38:26] wouldn't understand as being strictly
[01:38:30] serious and that will happen with all
[01:38:34] parties that have a more populist genesis
[01:38:37] and that want to grow at the expense of the dissatisfaction
[01:38:41] of those more traditional parties that don't give
[01:38:45] people what they expect and, therefore, I think it's very natural
[01:38:48] that the more Chega is left out of any
[01:38:52] solution, the more likely it is that Chega will
[01:38:55] feel very comfortable not being tested on the ideas it is
[01:38:59] defending. André Ventura, interviewed today on
[01:39:03] RTP, an interview conducted by journalist Vítor
[01:39:06] Gonçalves, on the newscast on RTP Notícias,
[01:39:09] será a primeira de uma série de entrevistas aos líderes
[01:39:13] partidários ao longo da semana. Atenção às horas 1:39,
[01:39:17] regressamos ao trânsito, já há dificuldades,
[01:39:18] Shandra.
[01:39:22] Para já não vamos para o trânsito, vamos ver o tempo que
[01:39:24] faz.
[01:39:30] segunda 12 de outubro temperaturas Viana do Castelo 20 Braga
[01:39:34] 26 eh Bragança 26 Braga 24 Vila
[01:39:37] Real e Vizil também com 24 Porto e Aveiro com
[01:39:40] 20
[01:39:44] leiria 23 Castelo Branco 26 Porto Alegre 24
[01:39:47] Santarão 26 Lisboa com
[01:39:49] 24
[01:39:52] Setubal 24 Évora 27 Beja 26
[01:39:56] Faro com 25. temperaturas semelhantes às de ontem, mas a
[01:39:59] partir de amanhã haverá ligeiras subidas da
[01:40:01] Funchal
[01:40:05] 26, Ponta Delgada,
[01:40:09] 23.
[01:40:13] 7:40, today there's a new change in fuel
[01:40:16] prices. Gasoline will increase by
[01:40:20] 5 cents per liter. Diesel
[01:40:23] will decrease by 1 cent. The final price depends on each gas
[01:40:26] station.
[01:40:29] Meanwhile, the PS requests an urgent parliamentary hearing with 16
[01:40:32] entities from economic and social sectors, affected by the increase
[01:40:36] in energy prices. The party wants a diagnosis of the
[01:40:39] different realities and impacts to seek
[01:40:43] possible measures. In the request sent to the parliamentary committee on environment and energy,
[01:40:47] the PS explains that these impacts are not
[01:40:50] distributed homogeneously among the different sectors of the
[01:40:53] economy and society.
[01:40:58] Mário Mourão was re-elected Secretary General of the UGT, at the Congress of the Central
[01:41:02] Union, he challenged the government and social partners to go
[01:41:06] further. We do not solve
[01:41:10] problems by sometimes attributing a subsidy
[01:41:14] or a pension, an extraordinary
[01:41:17] amount, because we are postponing people's problems.
[01:41:21] There is no sensitivity from the government to
[01:41:24] know what needed to be done a year ago. To reinforce
[01:41:28] the minimum wage, it was this, that the government
[01:41:31] remains insensitive to this challenge and this
[01:41:34] appeal. The new president of the UGT, Rosa
[01:41:38] Sousa from the Technical Staff Union of the State, who says that the
[01:41:41] priority is to value the salaries of
[01:41:44] workers. This mandate
[01:41:47] begins under the impact of a global energy
[01:41:51] crisis, which suffocates those
[01:41:54] who work, but this crisis
[01:41:58] affects everyone, but much more and dramatically harms
[01:42:00] the poorest. We cannot
[01:42:04] close our eyes to
[01:42:05] reality. Faced with this emergency,
[01:42:09] the country demands from us a profound
[01:42:12] spirit of social responsibility. The
[01:42:15] UGT will continue to be a
[01:42:18] firm and
[01:42:21] real valorization of wages. We do not seek
[01:42:25] conflict for conflict's sake.
[01:42:28] We are ready to negotiate.
[01:42:32] The Minister of Finance hopes that the PS will maintain a responsible attitude towards
[01:42:36] interview with the Conversa
[01:42:39] Capital program on RTP Antena 1 and Jornal de Negócios, he considers that a
[01:42:43] coalition between PS and Chega could put the country into
[01:42:47] It would be inexplicable and
[01:42:50] irresponsible for the country, through parliament
[01:42:53] and negative connections between the PS and Chega, next year,
[01:42:59] and its Secretary General showed
[01:43:03] about 10 days ago,
[01:43:07] the abstention, will also be the responsibility in the specialty not to
[01:43:10] distort the state budget. I have no guarantee in this regard from the
[01:43:14] PS, the government does not have, no, we have no formal
[01:43:17] guarantee, but I also recall that the Secretary General of the
[01:43:21] Socialist Party said that he would enable the budget under four conditions,
[01:43:25] those conditions are met. And, therefore,
[01:43:28] there is no reason, and the responsibility that the Socialist Party
[01:43:32] must have is that now, in seven specialties,
[01:43:36] measures with budgetary impact are approved that transform a
[01:43:39] budget with a surplus into a budget with a deficit.
[01:43:43] In the same interview, the Minister of Finance
[01:43:47] protests against the increase in tuition fees and defends
[01:43:51] that the increase of 1 euro per month allows universities to become
[01:43:54] We.
[01:43:58] approved, and, moreover, in
[01:44:00] Parliament, a reform of social action in higher
[01:44:03] education that reinforces the allocation
[01:44:07] for social action as a whole, not just.
[01:44:10] scholarships, but in its entirety, by about 40 million euros,
[01:44:13] therefore, our choice was to reinforce school social action and
[01:44:17] now we understand that tuition fees should be unfrozen. To take this measure
[01:44:21] in an international context of great
[01:44:23] upheaval at the level of education,
[01:44:26] namely what we are seeing in France, we are talking about an increase of about 12 euros
[01:44:30] per year, 1 euro per month,
[01:44:34] the state budget is being criticized by the opposition, which considers
[01:44:37] disaster. and
[01:44:40] contrary to what the country
[01:44:42] needs.
[01:44:45] They had already said it in Parliament, but this Saturday they repeated it in the streets.
[01:44:49] Some political parties joined the demonstrations in Lisbon to
[01:44:53] for 2027 does not
[01:44:56] respond to the needs of the Portuguese people. It is a
[01:45:00] budget that is, I would say, a disaster for the country, because it is a budget that makes
[01:45:04] choices, when the government says: there is no margin in the
[01:45:06] budget.
[01:45:10] if there were other options there would be room, there would be room for cost of living,
[01:45:14] there would be room to lower the costs of food, fuel
[01:45:18] and housing, it's a matter of choice what scandalizes us most, it's not
[01:45:22] so much the government's option, because we already know, it's those who apparently are
[01:45:25] willing to follow that
[01:45:29] that the government's proposal is a
[01:45:32] and believes that the Portuguese are willing to
[01:45:35] lutar. aquilo que está a trazer as pessoas para a rua em Portugal é o
[01:45:39] mesmo que está... trazer as pessoas para a rua em França, em
[01:45:42] Espanha, com as suas circunstâncias próprias, como é evidente,
[01:45:46] but there are many
[01:45:49] not, let's not deceive ourselves about that, there is a
[01:45:53] things, there is a state budget
[01:45:56] que é um verdadeiro cheque em branco à
[01:45:59] continuation of what brought us here, concerns
[01:46:03] also shared by the book that accuses
[01:46:06] paralela à de milhares de portugueses.
[01:46:10] to think that liberalizing the rental market, asking for
[01:46:13] unlimited deposits, asking for three
[01:46:17] advance rents, to think that a moderate rent is a rent of
[01:46:20] 2,300 euros is from someone who does not live in the real world, does not
[01:46:24] live in the world in which most Portuguese live, if there are
[01:46:28] people who even answered if it's worth going to work
[01:46:31] or not, such is the cost of going to work and taking the car, the leader of the
[01:46:35] Liberal Initiative visited Madeira where she guaranteed that the proposed
[01:46:38] budget for next year
[01:46:42] It is a budget that keeps its hand in people's pockets, it is a budget that
[01:46:46] keeps all the effort on people, on families, on
[01:46:50] companies, what the country needs is what families need at this
[01:46:53] moment, which is to have a greater relief, tax relief,
[01:46:57] namely in the scope of IRS, of the tax on
[01:47:00] work, in which this
[01:47:04] small relief that the government gave now, we are talking about 1 euro for those who earn 100
[01:47:08] euros, clearly does not
[01:47:10] Criticism will continue, the parties are now thinking about the proposals for
[01:47:13] amendment to the state budget for
[01:47:16] 2027.
[01:47:20] The construction of the high-speed line in Portugal begins today. The initial
[01:47:23] stretch between Lisbon and Porto foresees the construction of a new road-rail
[01:47:27] bridge over the Douro. This
[01:47:30] new line designed to serve the new Lisbon airport represents an
[01:47:34] important step for the future Iberian connection between Lisbon and Madrid
[01:47:38] from two.
[01:47:43] 1:47 we return to traffic with Sandra Pereira, there are already difficulties,
[01:47:46] Sandra,
[01:47:53] yes, there are already some difficulties and at this moment attention to
[01:47:57] Krill, because in the direction
[01:47:59] Algés, or rather, Sacavém Algés, there is a breakdown at
[01:48:03] the exit of the Benfica tunnel, it is on the shoulder, the assistance
[01:48:06] car is already there, at this moment it is causing
[01:48:09] queues from Odivelas, in the direction of Algés,
[01:48:13] there are queues from the Odivelas commercial area to Calçada de Carriche,
[01:48:16] then between the Dogoril tunnel and Sacavém, it is affecting the A8 from
[01:48:20] the commercial area of Loures, as for the second ring road in the direction of Benfica,
[01:48:24] airport to center, Benfica and the Calvanas, airport to Fica, from
[01:48:28] Prior Velho to Encarnação and from Relógio to Campo Grande, there is an
[01:48:32] Alverca Lisbon from Santarém da Azóia towards
[01:48:35] Sacavém, there are 33, Casas Velhas Montijo, there are queues from
[01:48:39] Montijo to... Vasco da Gama Bridge the A5 from Cascais to Lisbon
[01:48:42] from Ribeira da Laje to Linda a Velha from Monsanto to Amoreiras, Calçada de
[01:48:46] Carriche from Senhor Roubado towards Avenida Padre Cruz, the
[01:48:50] North-South axis, Camarate Campolide from Lumiar to Sete Rios, the
[01:48:53] IC-19 from Sintra to Lisbon, it stops from Cassém
[01:48:56] to Amadora and from Alfragide to the second ring road, the
[01:49:00] 25 de Abril bridge from Almada to Lisbon also takes time from
[01:49:03] Santa Marta de Corroios, the accesses to the IC17 are
[01:49:07] filled, already in Porto the A28 Viana do Castelo. Porto with an
[01:49:10] accident in the Mindelo area, the queues are from Póvoa de Varzim
[01:49:14] further ahead, it stops from Ponte da Lessa to Rotunda
[01:49:18] AEP. A4 Amarante Porto, there is an accident at the exit
[01:49:22] to... the Águas Santas tunnel eh and that at
[01:49:25] kilometer 8 and that is causing some delay on the A-41 Espinho
[01:49:29] Porto the accident was resolved before the exit to the A3, but traffic is still
[01:49:33] somewhat slow. A20 Carvalhos Freixo Queues from A20
[01:49:37] to Oliveira do Douro, A3, Braga Porto from Águas
[01:49:40] Santas, to the exit to Hospital de São João, let's see if
[01:49:43] Rábida Freixo, it stops from Senhora da Hora to Boa Vista
[01:49:47] and Freixo to Rábida, there is a delay between Bonjoia and
[01:49:51] Asantas, a little further north. A7 in the direction of Guimarães Porto,
[01:49:54] there is a big delay at the exit to the A3. Green Line
[01:49:58] of the National Traffic Information Service, Antena 1 RTP is
[01:50:01] 821 01
[01:50:03] 01.
[01:50:09] 7:49, in Saudi Arabia, Riyadh airport was again
[01:50:13] attacked by the Houthi rebels from
[01:50:16] Yemen. A projectile caused a fire in terminal 4
[01:50:20] of the airport. One day later. a similar attack, which
[01:50:24] caused 13 deaths and a hundred injured.
[01:50:28] in a week, it is the fourth time that this
[01:50:31] airport has been attacked by the
[01:50:34] Houthis from Yemen, who are
[01:50:36] supported by
[01:50:38] Iran.
[01:50:41] In response, Saudi Arabia announced a large-scale
[01:50:44] military operation against the Houthis, the objective is to hit targets and
[01:50:47] dismantle their military capabilities.
[01:50:51] Several Arab countries condemned.
[01:51:22] In Djibouti, a migrant boat shipwreck killed
[01:51:26] 139 people, with
[01:51:28] 84 missing, the vessel was heading to
[01:51:32] Yemen with 305 people, the African Union
[01:51:36] calls for the fight against migrant
[01:51:39] trafficking.
[01:51:42] The Pope will undergo surgery to remove a nodule from his lung. The tumor was
[01:51:45] detected in routine exams and is
[01:51:48] circumscribed. Dearest.
[01:51:53] Recently, during some checks, the
[01:51:57] doctors found a circumscribed nodule
[01:52:01] in my lung, it was identified at a
[01:52:04] very early stage and well localized.
[01:52:08] The doctors deem it appropriate to intervene
[01:52:11] and so, following their advice, I
[01:52:15] decided to undergo surgery to remove it, I
[01:52:18] thank you for your 26, Portalegre 24,
[01:52:20] and mine.
[01:52:26] In the Vatican, tourists wished the Pope a 27, Beja 26,
[01:52:30] recovery,
[01:52:32] it's a worrying piece of news because we don't know what the real
[01:52:36] diagnosis is and I understood that he's going to do it
[01:52:38] after his trip to Argentina, I'm
[01:52:42] from Argentina and we're expecting him in November, between the 8th and the
[01:52:45] 11th, in Buenos Aires and Córdoba,
[01:52:48] places where there are many faithful who are waiting for him there all.
[01:52:52] organization to receive, I wish him a speedy
[01:52:56] eh, the popes get
[01:52:59] sick a lot, those who were here and now
[01:53:03] well, this one too, let's hope he recovers soon and that the trip
[01:53:06] to Argentina gives him strength so that he
[01:53:10] recovers.
[01:53:17] a little time that is
[01:53:19] there, so uh, hope better.
[01:53:26] for him i'm wishing for everyone health and to be uh him to be to get
[01:53:29] well soon because i think and we
[01:53:33] deserve all to be happy and healthy so yeah
[01:53:37] that's what i'm here that's what i'm hoping for
[01:53:39] yeah for
[01:53:42] him
[01:53:52] upon learning directly from Pope Leo that he will
[01:53:56] undergo a small surgery on his lung, we want to express
[01:54:00] our communion, our solidarity and our prayer. It is very
[01:54:04] important for the days we live that the news was
[01:54:08] given directly by the Pope and with all this
[01:54:11] transparency, simplicity and humanity. We are with
[01:54:15] the Pope in these days that are certainly of some
[01:54:18] sensitivity, but I am convinced that it will be something almost
[01:54:21] routine. And therefore our prayer, our
[01:54:24] solidarity, our communion this Sunday, and look
[01:54:28] there, in Porto, today is the day of Our Lady of Vandoma,
[01:54:31] patron saint of the city, may Our Lady... accompany
[01:54:35] our Pope Leo XIV in these more fragile days for us
[01:54:39] to continue walking.
[01:54:42] Let's go to the news at 8 with sports, for now the green minute.
[01:54:56] About 30% of the water consumed in
[01:55:00] our homes is due to toilet flushes
[01:55:03] many times. we end up paying
[01:55:07] little attention to this very automated habit,
[01:55:10] ignoring the liters of clean potable water that may be
[01:55:14] wasted. In the worst case scenario, a
[01:55:18] toilet uses 10 liters for a full flush
[01:55:21] and six for a minimum flush. Now think about the
[01:55:24] number of times you may have already used the toilet as
[01:55:28] a trash can, flushing the water afterwards. It's all a
[01:55:31] matter of changing habits, of awareness, of... the
[01:55:35] family, but putting a small bin in the bathroom can even
[01:55:39] help avoid this bad habit. As for
[01:55:42] those inevitable daily uses,
[01:55:45] if you don't have one yet, install a dual-flush toilet
[01:55:49] and use the smaller flush whenever
[01:55:52] possible, save water because it is indeed a scarce
[01:55:56] resource.
[02:01:43] absolute majority. They got into a very complicated
[02:01:47] political trap because now it's too late to go back and try to make
[02:01:51] a legislative agreement that was rejected, on the other
[02:01:54] hand, a good part of the reforms that are worthy
[02:01:58] of that name, which are reforms and which need popular support and which
[02:02:01] need parliamentary support, probably don't
[02:02:04] have it. Are you making an appeal for them to understand each other? I think so, because
[02:02:08] look, the responsibility is not only the PSD's, because the country is not
[02:02:11] governed, the responsibility here also has to be
[02:02:14] of Chega and of the Liberal Initiative. The PSD, there is
[02:02:18] no doubt, has a government program that has some transformative
[02:02:21] ambition, but this transformative ambition has been slow
[02:02:25] to move from the government
[02:02:28] program to government actions and to the reality of the
[02:02:31] country. In the interview with Expresso Notícias, Pedro Passos Coelho
[02:02:35] praises André Ventura, but warns that the longer
[02:02:39] Chega stays out of government solutions, the
[02:02:43] more comfortable it will feel to present populist
[02:02:46] proposals.
[02:02:48] That's enough to think that he's a person eh who has
[02:02:51] a lot of merit, otherwise he wouldn't have created a party with the expression
[02:02:55] it has today and he is a politician who
[02:02:58] has shown a remarkable power of initiative.
[02:03:02] Parties that are not in government
[02:03:05] always have greater flexibility to eh
[02:03:09] make proposals that
[02:03:11] in normal circumstances we would not consider to be
[02:03:15] eh serious and viable. Seriously,
[02:03:18] and this will happen in all parties that have a more
[02:03:22] populist genesis and that want to
[02:03:24] grow at the expense of the dissatisfaction of those
[02:03:28] more traditional parties that do not deliver to
[02:03:31] people what they are waiting for, and therefore I think it's very natural
[02:03:35] that the more Chega is left out of
[02:03:38] any solution, the more likely it is that Chega will
[02:03:42] feel very comfortable not being tested on the ideas it is
[02:03:46] defending.
[02:03:48] André Ventura interviewed today on RTP, an interview
[02:03:52] conducted by journalist Vítor Gonçalves on the news on
[02:03:55] RTP Notícias, it will be the first in a series of interviews
[02:03:58] with party leaders throughout the
[02:04:02] week. Now at 8:03, we return to traffic with Sandra Pereira,
[02:04:06] main
[02:04:06] difficulties.
[02:04:13] We start north of the country on the A7 in the direction of Guimarães Porto, there is a lot of delay at the...
[02:04:17] exit to the A3, then in Porto the A28, Viana do Castelo,
[02:04:21] Porto, an accident still to be resolved in the Mindelo area and
[02:04:24] traffic is still quite slow, further ahead you will find queues from the
[02:04:28] Ponte Lessa to the Rotunda Aipé, then the A4 in the direction
[02:04:34] exit to the Águas Santas tunnel, at kilometer 8 traffic
[02:04:39] A20 in the direction of Carvalhos Freixieiro to Central Vinte and Oliveira do
[02:04:43] Douro, on the A3 in the direction of Braga Porto there are queues of
[02:04:47] water.
[02:05:00] direction Benfica do Rio Ave Tejo Almeirim there is an accident at
[02:05:03] km 71 and that is causing a lot of delay in this
[02:05:07] area so be careful when passing through the area on the CRIL in the
[02:05:11] direction Sacavém Algés eh with a
[02:05:14] breakdown eh at the exit to the Benfica tunnel eh
[02:05:18] and that is on the shoulder, even so there is delay from Odivelas and it is affecting
[02:05:21] the IC16 in the direction Algés Sacavém there are queues from the exit
[02:05:25] to Calçada de Carriche and then from Póvoa de Santo Adrião to Sacavém affecting
[02:05:29] the A8. Commercial area of Loures, second circular in the
[02:05:32] direction Benfica, airport eh, there are queues between Benfica and
[02:05:36] Ascalvanas, Benfica airport, from Prior Velho to Encarnação and from Relógio
[02:05:39] to Campo Grande, there is an Alverca Lisbon from Santa Iria da Azoia
[02:05:43] towards Sacavém, there is also a lot of
[02:05:46] delay at the moment on the A5 in the direction
[02:05:50] Cascais, Lisbon, from Ribeira da Lage to Linda a Velha, from Monte Santo Plaza to
[02:05:53] Amoreiras, Calçada de Carriche from Velas to Lisbon, with queues
[02:05:57] on the IC-22 in the Ramada area towards... Padre Cruz avenue,
[02:06:01] the North-South axis, in the direction Camarate Campolide to Cidade
[02:06:05] to Serra. The IC-19 Central Lisbon from Cacém to Amadora,
[02:06:08] Ideal Fragido to the second circular, the 25 de Abril bridge is
[02:06:12] with queues in the service area of Seixal, the accesses to the IC20
[02:06:16] Centro Sul are filled. Green
[02:06:18] line of the National Traffic Information Service, Antenna 1 RTP is
[02:06:22] 821 01
[02:06:24] 01.
[02:06:28] 8:06. There is a new change in fuel
[02:06:31] prices, gasoline will have an increase
[02:06:34] of 5 cents per liter, as for diesel 10, 1
[02:06:38] cent, the final price depends on each gas station.
[02:06:41] Meanwhile, the prime minister calls for an end to the
[02:06:45] situation that has led to increases in oil
[02:06:48] prices. We have to resolve in the coming
[02:06:52] weeks, in the coming times,
[02:06:55] this eh absurdity of penalizing
[02:06:58] economies and people
[02:07:00] in a general way where no one is benefiting and
[02:07:03] and and resolve this
[02:07:06] impasse, that alone will not be decisive because there are other factors
[02:07:10] of instability, namely wars, there
[02:07:13] is no economy in the world that is not suffering, no economy
[02:07:17] in the world that is not suffering the effect of the increase in oil prices through
[02:07:21] that of fuels and through that
[02:07:25] also of many other products whose price is
[02:07:28] inflated precisely because the cost of transport
[02:07:31] has eh a large proportion
[02:07:34] in the formation of prices. We are all being
[02:07:38] penalized.
[02:07:41] On the other hand, the Prime Minister criticizes those he believes
[02:07:45] want to import instability
[02:07:48] into the country. Portugal is today a country
[02:07:52] with economic stability, with financial stability, with political
[02:07:55] stability, with social stability. Some want to
[02:07:59] bring instability, even from a social point of view, into the country, they will not
[02:08:03] achieve that objective either, which is a
[02:08:06] negative objective. It's one thing to talk about problems, it's another
[02:08:10] to want to import instabilities that have no place
[02:08:13] here. Dozens of people remain
[02:08:16] camped in Dom João I Square in Porto,
[02:08:20] they decided to continue the protest that happened in several
[02:08:23] cities against the rising cost of living, they call for the
[02:08:26] creation of a movement similar to the one
[02:08:30] that was created in Madrid, they ask the government for a reduction in the price
[02:08:34] of fuels and the cost of living in
[02:08:37] general.
[02:08:40] The people camped in Porto say that it is impossible to live with the
[02:08:44] current cost of living. We are
[02:08:47] doing so as we did in Spain, however, it is not simply to
[02:08:50] copy, that is, in Portugal, the conditions are even worse
[02:08:53] than in Spain, considering the new law of the de facto rentals or as we usually
[02:08:57] call it the eviction law, we intend to stay
[02:09:01] here longer, we appeal to everyone to bring things, to come with tents, with food, with water,
[02:09:04] all supplies are welcome, the first step is really
[02:09:08] this or eh that this rental law that is now being
[02:09:11] proposed be overturned, to end
[02:09:14] with with with evictions, we also defend the expropriation of funds eh
[02:09:18] eh of investment and of large real estate owners, we hope that what is
[02:09:22] happening here will be an inspiration for the rest of the country and that in Coimbra, Lisbon,
[02:09:26] such large camps will be made to mobilize people for this
[02:09:30] cause: the Algarve is on the route of
[02:09:33] drug traffickers from Europe, there are networks that
[02:09:36] rent houses on the Algarve coast to
[02:09:39] monitor the movements of the
[02:09:41] police.
[02:09:43] It is not new, but it is gaining more and more strength in
[02:09:46] Portugal. The Algarve coast is part of the transit route
[02:09:50] for logistical support to drug trafficking networks. The
[02:09:54] networks are passing, let's say, here off the Algarve, the maritime
[02:09:57] trajectories and that also implies that...
[02:10:00] on land there is logistical support, namely fuel to supply the
[02:10:04] boats, in addition to this logistical fuel support there are others, there are other supports that are also
[02:10:07] established on land, there are large trafficking networks
[02:10:10] namely originating in Spain. The positioning of the Algarve in
[02:10:14] Europe is the factor that most attracts drug traffickers,
[02:10:17] the Algarve and Portugal have a strategic position at the European level, so it is here, if we
[02:10:21] look at Portugal, it is a tip of Europe, a gateway
[02:10:25] to Europe, ah,
[02:10:27] therefore, we have a privileged situation, a privileged
[02:10:31] location in relation to Europe and with the connection
[02:10:34] with the Atlantic, along the Vicentina coast, both the maritime
[02:10:37] police and the GNR have detected some networks
[02:10:41] that... eh rent or lease local
[02:10:44] accommodation for this type of activity. These cases extend throughout the
[02:10:48] Algarve. The populations are increasingly attentive and
[02:10:52] concerned. This is the case of residents on Farol Island in
[02:10:55] Faro, who suspect illicit use
[02:10:58] of this old building. The authorities recognize the
[02:11:02] potential interest of the property, but rule out, for now, that
[02:11:06] recent, clandestine occupations are
[02:11:09] linked to drug trafficking. Even so, it is recognized
[02:11:12] that the identified networks are becoming increasingly
[02:11:15] dangerous, there was a very important transformation here,
[02:11:18] which was the passage from hashish trafficking to
[02:11:21] cocaine trafficking. The amounts are substantially higher, we are talking
[02:11:25] about 20 or 25 times higher than
[02:11:29] they were a few years ago and the frequency, many Spanish vehicles have already been
[02:11:32] caught, war weapons also seized war weapons near
[02:11:35] to situations that indicated, let's say,
[02:11:38] unloadings in recent
[02:11:42] times. The pace of seizures has increased
[02:11:45] to almost every week.
[02:11:49] Temperatures will rise this week, the meteorologists
[02:11:53] explain, mainly from the 12th,
[02:11:57] 13th, and expectedly until the 16th
[02:12:00] or eventually the 17th, at least this is the scenario pointed out by the
[02:12:04] numerical weather prediction models today eh are expected
[02:12:08] temperatures above average for the time of year eh which will
[02:12:11] vary in the... on the coast roughly between 21 and
[02:12:15] 25 degrees, in the interior regions,
[02:12:18] mainly, the south-central interior,
[02:12:21] should be higher and vary roughly between
[02:12:25] 27 and 30, 31
[02:12:39] temperatures, Viana do Castelo, 20, Braga, 20.
[02:12:43] Bragança 26, Braga 24, Vila Real
[02:12:46] and Viseu also with 24, Porto and Aveiro with
[02:12:49] 20.
[02:12:52] Guarda 22, Coimbra 23, Leiria also 23, Castelo Branco
[02:12:56] 26, Portalegre 24, Santarém with 26, Lisbon with
[02:12:59] 24.
[02:13:03] Setúbal 24, Évora 27, Beja with 26, Faro
[02:13:07] 25, temperatures similar to yesterday, from today,
[02:13:10] gradual rise in temperatures.
[02:13:15] Funchal 26,
[02:13:18] Ponta Delgada 23. We have
[02:13:21] the renewable energy bulletin, forecasts for this week could, for example,
[02:13:25] use wind energy for 1.37 million
[02:13:28] homes in Continental
[02:13:43] FC Porto and Sporting, Benfica sought against Vitória de Guimarães
[02:13:47] not to let its direct rivals escape in the title fight, and already
[02:13:50] in the 4th minute, Rafa hit the post,
[02:13:54] a play with Schjelderup creating problems for Olivier Zych
[02:13:58] in the rebound, Rafa hit the crossbar
[02:14:01] in the 21st minute, a play by Prestianni and Schjelderup
[02:14:06] shooting wide in a privileged situation, Benfica
[02:14:10] continued to threaten the goal and even reached
[02:14:13] the lead in the 24th minute, a combination between Pavlidis
[02:14:17] and Diallo, the left-back chipped the ball over the
[02:14:21] Vimaranense goalkeeper. In the second half, Tiago Margarido's team threatened with a dangerous
[02:14:25] header from Jakupovic, but the
[02:14:28] incarnates wanted to close the match, Etcheverry
[02:14:32] who came on in the game, lost the duel with
[02:14:35] Z. In the 71st minute, it was Prestianni's
[02:14:38] turn to miss a great opportunity, a shot to the...
[02:14:42] stands, even so the Argentinian was involved in the start of the play
[02:14:45] of the second red goal with Sudakov's
[02:14:49] signature, the Ukrainian had not scored for 10
[02:14:52] months, returning to goals and extending the advantage
[02:14:56] of Marco Silva's team, until the end Vitória
[02:15:00] still hit the post,
[02:15:02] a tricky shot from Telmo Arcanjo, Benfica
[02:15:05] earned the three points.
[02:15:09] The coach of Vitória de Guimarães highlights the importance of the... second goal of
[02:15:13] Benfica, the coach of Benfica says the victory is
[02:15:16] fair, it is a very fair victory, a
[02:15:19] victory eh by the only team that really created opportunities
[02:15:23] to to win hah... by the team that did more to win as well, as was our
[02:15:27] duty, as was our obligation, a very strong start from us, the first 30
[02:15:31] minutes were of great, great quality, a lot of dynamism,
[02:15:34] many and good opportunities to practically settle the
[02:15:38] game in those first 30 minutes, that's the reality, clear opportunities, some
[02:15:41] with only the goalkeeper in front, hum, and because we were able to create
[02:15:45] after we conceded the goal, the team
[02:15:48] gradually grew into the game, we gained some confidence with the
[02:15:51] ball, hah, but the first half is clearly Benfica. In the second
[02:15:55] half, we corrected this interior game situation, we tried to create
[02:15:59] numerical equality in the middle, hum, and we corrected that and we created
[02:16:02] difficulties for Benfica until the second goal, I think the game was
[02:16:05] divided, we managed to have more possession, we managed to play our game
[02:16:09] and that eh made the game open, the second goal ends up settling the
[02:16:12] game eh, in my opinion unfairly because Benfica was not
[02:16:16] doing eh much to to to get the second
[02:16:19] goal eh, but the truth is that it ended up settling the game and
[02:16:23] emotionally it brought us down a bit.
[02:22:39] Friday, we have a controversial bulletin about allergies, you can send questions to good
[02:22:43] morning portugal@rtp.pt,
[02:30:05] Good morning, Pedro Passos Coelho admits that he might
[02:30:08] return to political life, the interview with A5 Notícias,
[02:30:12] adds that this hypothesis could become a reality if the
[02:30:16] PSD is not successful.
[02:30:21] "If I had to consider such a possibility, it would have
[02:30:25] to correspond to a situation where the PSD, visibly, would not
[02:30:28] have the possibility of delivering a
[02:30:31] satisfactory result for what the country needs, and I
[02:30:34] would think I could do it. If this happens
[02:30:37] I will consider it and take an initiative, if that is the case,
[02:30:41] no, no, I mean, it's not a comfortable thing for
[02:30:44] someone who has already been prime minister and who is very much out of the party
[02:30:48] life." Not a very comfortable idea, the idea of
[02:30:52] returning, I think I have fulfilled my
[02:30:56] mission, I am at peace with my conscience, so your
[02:30:59] mission now is to... I'm
[02:31:05] well, I'm at peace with the country, I'm not looking for any special
[02:31:07] prominence, uh, I try to live up to the
[02:31:11] responsibilities that I think are contrary to what
[02:31:13] people want.
[02:31:15] In this interview with cinco notícias, Pedro Passos Coelho argues that the PSD
[02:31:19] had an obligation to have tried an agreement with Chega and with the
[02:31:22] liberal initiative to govern with an absolute
[02:31:25] majority. They got themselves into a very
[02:31:29] complicated political trap, because now it's too late to go back.
[02:31:32] Trying to make a legislative agreement that was rejected, on
[02:31:36] the other hand, a good part of the reforms that are
[02:31:39] worthy of that name, which are reforms and that need popular support and that
[02:31:43] need parliamentary support, probably don't
[02:31:46] have it, he's appealing for them to understand, I think so, because
[02:31:50] look, the responsibility is not only the PSD's, it's because the country is not
[02:31:53] governable, the responsibility here also has to be
[02:31:56] Chega's and the liberal initiative's, the PSD,
[02:32:00] there's no doubt, has a government program. It has some
[02:32:03] transformative ambition, but this transformative ambition has
[02:32:06] been slow to move from the government's
[02:32:10] program to government actions and to the reality
[02:32:13] of the country. In the interview with A5 notícias, Pedro Passos
[02:32:17] Coelho praises André Ventura, but warns that
[02:32:20] the longer Chega remains outside government
[02:32:23] solutions, the more comfortable it will feel to present
[02:32:26] populist proposals,
[02:32:29] I know him enough to think that he is a person. Uh, he has
[02:32:33] a lot of merit, otherwise he wouldn't have created a party with the expression
[02:32:37] it has today, uh, and he is a politician who has
[02:32:40] shown remarkable initiative. Parties that are not in
[02:32:44] government always have greater flexibility
[02:32:47] to make proposals that,
[02:32:51] yes, in normal circumstances, we would not
[02:32:55] understand as being
[02:32:58] strictly to be taken seriously, and this
[02:33:00] will happen in all parties that have a
[02:33:04] more populist genesis and that want to
[02:33:06] grow at the expense of the dissatisfaction of those
[02:33:10] more traditional parties that do not deliver to
[02:33:13] people what they are waiting for, and therefore I think it's very natural
[02:33:17] that the longer Chega is left out of
[02:33:20] any solution, the more likely it is that Chega will
[02:33:24] feel very comfortable not being tested on the ideas it is
[02:33:27] advocating. André Ventura interviewed today on
[02:33:31] RTP. An interview conducted by journalist Vítor Gonçalves
[02:33:35] on the news on RTP Notícias will be the first of a series
[02:33:39] of interviews with party leaders throughout the
[02:33:42] week. 8:33, now we're going to see the weather trend for this
[02:33:46] week with meteorologist Pedro
[02:33:58] characterized by an absence of precipitation and a
[02:34:01] rise in temperature. However, we always have a lot of
[02:34:04] cloudiness on the western coast, with fog and mist, and this is the case today
[02:34:08] and probably for the next few days, especially here north of
[02:34:11] Lisbon, over the Atlantic, we have a frontal system
[02:34:15] that crosses the Azores archipelago today, over Continental Portugal,
[02:34:18] fog and mist, low clouds that are not visible in this
[02:34:22] range of images, let's move on to the mainland,
[02:34:26] today we have a day with the sky presenting itself with little cloudiness
[02:34:29] in the interior regions, temporarily... There may be
[02:34:33] some high cloudiness and the coastal
[02:34:35] regions with very cloudy, foggy or misty skies, and now
[02:34:39] in some cases they will dissipate, in other cases they will
[02:34:42] remain here on the coastal strip. Temperatures are very
[02:34:45] similar to yesterday's, that is, maximums of 24
[02:34:49] degrees in Viseu and Vila Real, reaching up to
[02:34:52] 26° in Bragança then here on the coastal strip,
[02:34:56] temperatures around 20oC,
[02:34:59] 24 will be for Bagá.
[02:35:02] Moving on to the central region, the panorama is similar, the sky
[02:35:06] is presenting itself with little cloudiness in the interior regions
[02:35:09] very cloudy on the coastal strip, where
[02:35:13] we will have fog or mist that will also remain in many places here,
[02:35:17] also here the temperatures do not vary much compared
[02:35:20] to yesterday, we have maximums of 24o in Porto
[02:35:24] Alegre, 26 in CastelBranco, 22 in
[02:35:27] Guarda, Lisbon, 24 degrees just like yesterday,
[02:35:30] Santarém 26°. C then here closer
[02:35:33] to the sea we have temperatures between 21 and
[02:35:37] 23oC. Moving on to the southern region
[02:35:40] here more relieved, however the center of Alentejo still
[02:35:44] has clouds and mist that will lift here, in the Algarve
[02:35:48] it is expected to be slightly cloudy, maximum temperature forecast for
[02:35:51] Faro 25°C, in the Alentejo it can reach 27
[02:35:55] in Évora then here on the coastal strip temperatures between 21 and
[02:35:58] 23 Setúbal will have 24°C.
[02:36:03] throughout the territory the wind is light, but it will blow
[02:36:06] from the northwest on the western coastal strip, from the afternoon, especially
[02:36:10] south of Cape Carvoeiro in the Algarve it will blow from the southeast
[02:36:13] to the west. Sea disturbance on the western
[02:36:16] coast is from the northwest, reaching up to
[02:36:19] 1.5 eventually 2 m, on the south coast of the Algarve
[02:36:23] it is weak, less than 1 and here the sea water temperature is between
[02:36:26] 20 and 23 closer to Spain. Moving on to
[02:36:30] the Madeira archipelago, here a day with a generally very
[02:36:34] cloudy sky, some clearings may occur on the south-facing slopes,
[02:36:37] Funchal expects a maximum of
[02:36:40] 26°C and there may be showers
[02:36:43] especially on the north-facing slopes of Madeira island, we have that
[02:36:46] sea disturbance is from the north, also up to 1.5, the sea
[02:36:50] water temperature 24oC. For
[02:36:53] the Azores with that frontal system passing through there in the western
[02:36:56] group we will still have periods of rain
[02:37:00] gradually turning into showers, in the rest of the
[02:37:03] islands already showers especially from the afternoon, the wind here still
[02:37:07] blowing from the southwest moderate, but gradually
[02:37:09] also becoming northwest we have
[02:37:13] uh sometimes only with... gusts between 50 and 60
[02:37:17] km/h. As for sea disturbance, it is with
[02:37:22] the west we have sea water temperatures around
[02:37:25] 22oC. Ponta Delgada the air temperature will reach
[02:37:29] up to 23. As for the European continent
[02:37:33] here we can see that in most cities
[02:37:37] we have no precipitation, some cloudiness, temperatures
[02:37:40] between 18 and 20 degrees in most regions, only further
[02:37:44] north. in Scandinavia temperatures are lower and reach only 9
[02:37:48] degrees, for example, in
[02:37:57] in the whole world since records began, the latest report from
[02:38:01] Copernicus, the European service that monitors climate change,
[02:38:04] reveals that temperatures in Western Europe broke records, and caused
[02:38:08] rivers like the Rhine and the Danube to reach
[02:38:12] historic lows.
[02:38:16] The Pope will undergo surgery to remove a nodule from his lung, the tumor was
[02:38:20] detected in routine exams and is
[02:38:23] circumscribed.
[02:38:31] The doctors found a circumscribed nodule
[02:38:34] in my lung, it
[02:38:37] was found at a very early stage and is well
[02:38:41] localized.
[02:38:45] We need to intervene and so following their
[02:38:48] advice I decided to operate to
[02:38:51] remove it, I thank you for your
[02:38:54] spiritual closeness I entrust myself to your
[02:38:58] prayers.
[02:39:01] In the Vatican, tourists wished the Pope a speedy
[02:39:04] recovery.
[02:39:09] Because we don't know the real diagnosis and I understand that he will do it
[02:39:12] uh. uh after his trip to Argentina, I am Argentinian and we
[02:39:16] are waiting for him in November between the 8th and 11th in
[02:39:20] Buenos Aires and Córdoba, places where there are many faithful who
[02:39:24] are waiting for him and there is a whole organization to
[02:39:27] receive him, I wish him a speedy recovery
[02:39:31] uh the popes get very sick the ones who
[02:39:35] were there and now well this one
[02:39:38] too we hope he recovers soon and that the trip
[02:39:41] to Argentina gives him strength to to.
[02:39:45] It's very sad and I hope it's going to be better pretty soon
[02:39:49] because it's only uh a
[02:39:52] little time that is there so
[02:39:56] uh I I hope better for him I'm wishing for
[02:39:59] everyone health and to be
[02:40:03] uh him to be to get well soon because I think
[02:40:06] in we deserve all to be happy
[02:40:10] and healthy so yeah that's what I'm here that's what
[02:40:13] I'm hoping for yeah
[02:40:21] American cardinal has already
[02:40:22] spoken
[02:40:26] upon learning directly from Pope Leo that
[02:40:29] he will undergo a small surgery on his lung,
[02:40:33] we want to express our communion, our solidarity, our
[02:40:36] prayer, it is very important for the days we live
[02:40:39] that the news was given directly by the Pope
[02:40:43] and with all this... transparency, simplicity and
[02:40:46] humanity, we are with the Pope in these days that are certainly
[02:40:50] of some sensitivity, but I am
[02:40:53] convinced that it will be something almost routine and, therefore, our
[02:40:57] prayer, our solidarity,
[02:40:59] our communion, on this Sunday, and look, in
[02:41:02] Porto, today is the day of Our Lady of Vandoma, patroness of the
[02:41:06] city, may Our Lady care for and accompany our
[02:41:09] Pope Leo XIV, in these more fragile days so that
[02:41:13] we can continue walking.
[02:41:15] Santa Maria Hospital in Lisbon started performing surgeries on patients
[02:41:19] with a severe form of hypertension, which until now only had a
[02:41:22] response in the United Kingdom.
[02:41:26] I started to feel tired, some tiredness
[02:41:29] uh, even though I was
[02:41:32] exercising, uh, I wasn't doing what I used to do
[02:41:35] before. And it wasn't easy to understand what was
[02:41:39] debilitating me. Tiredness can actually be at the origin of
[02:41:42] multiple diseases, but after several doctors and exams, the
[02:41:46] diagnosis was complicated, pulmonary hypertension,
[02:41:50] chronic thromboembolic. Pulmonary hypertension can have several causes
[02:41:53] and one of these causes is, as a general rule, after
[02:41:57] an episode of pulmonary embolism in which there is an
[02:42:00] obstruction by
[02:42:04] a small percentage of these patients can
[02:42:08] evolve to chronicity, that is, these clots
[02:42:11] remain as if they were fibrotic
[02:42:14] chronic tissue blocking the
[02:42:17] pulmonary arteries and therefore offering resistance to the
[02:42:20] normal passage of blood through the pulmonary circulation, it is a
[02:42:24] disease that affects all age groups, for... we have
[02:42:27] patients who have been treated from 30 to
[02:42:31] 85 years old, the only solution is surgery and until
[02:42:35] two years ago there was no other alternative but to send them to
[02:42:38] Pepworth Hospital in the United Kingdom where more than
[02:42:42] 3,300 patients have already been operated on, 80 of them Portuguese. The
[02:42:45] partnership with the British unit meant that
[02:42:50] response in Santa Maria's operating theater. This is a normal heart.
[02:42:54] We started with simpler cases, the more complex cases
[02:42:57] continue to go to Papworth and this partnership has worked very well, this has allowed
[02:43:01] us to treat more patients, about 2 years ago
[02:43:05] we were treating for this specific type of pathology about
[02:43:08] 7 to 10 patients per year, we are currently halfway through the year with
[02:43:12] 16 patients in total treated, 12 of whom
[02:43:16] in national territory, two
[02:43:18] patients per month, centered in a large multidisciplinary team
[02:43:22] and subject to a highly technically differentiated
[02:43:25] intervention. Ricardo Ferreira was.
[02:43:27] three months in England in training to master a procedure that
[02:43:31] involves even leaving the patient in a state of hypothermia,
[02:43:35] cooling people down to 20o, so it's an extremely
[02:43:38] low temperature, considering that normally we are operating at around 36,
[02:43:42] 37o and at a certain point we do something that is no longer
[02:43:46] very frequent in cardiac surgery, which is to disconnect any type of circulatory
[02:43:49] support, that is, during those 20 to 40 minutes there
[02:43:53] is no blood circulating in the body, this is an extremely
[02:43:56] complex thing, this allows us without blood
[02:44:00] to visualize the vessels, remove all that material and unblock the
[02:44:03] arteries. Before we have a very significant dilation
[02:44:07] of the right side of the heart, with the right ventricle very
[02:44:10] dilated. After the surgery we have a
[02:44:12] normalization of the right ventricle that is no longer
[02:44:16] dilated, the left ventricle is no longer
[02:44:19] compressed by the dilation of the right side. I started going to
[02:44:22] the, to the Polito Valente, to the Polito Valente Hospital to
[02:44:26] exercise.
[02:44:29] the climb from the cafe to the door where I enter to
[02:44:33] exercise I had to stop three times
[02:44:35] and I went slowly, today
[02:44:39] I do that that that that
[02:44:42] movement all the way up without stopping once
[02:44:46] and practically without any tiredness.
[02:44:49] Carlos started his recovery two years ago, Cipriano just
[02:44:53] over a month ago. I couldn't even walk.
[02:44:57] I got very tired, shortness of breath, very tired
[02:45:00] and after the surgery that weight I had
[02:45:04] here in my chest
[02:45:08] came off and now I'm recovering
[02:45:11] well. More lives saved in severe pathology,
[02:45:15] 25 already in the country, with expressive savings for the
[02:45:19] SNS, although it is a niche of patients, but it is a very
[02:45:22] significant, very important niche and above all due to the fragility
[02:45:26] of the patients and the type of pathology, there is indeed a very significant
[02:45:30] saving, since it is the national health service that covers this type of travel, the calculation that we
[02:45:33] currently have for the patients we treat represents a saving of more than 1.5
[02:45:37] million euros per year. a unique response, but with one center
[02:45:41] being sufficient in the country, in a diagnosis that can still
[02:45:44] take 3 years and with that the death of patients. Cardiologists
[02:45:48] recommend that in case of sudden but
[02:45:51] prolonged tiredness, asking for an echocardiogram can save
[02:45:54] countless lives in the detection and referral
[02:45:58] to a specialized treatment center.
[02:46:01] In Portugal, rheumatic diseases have a prevalence of
[02:46:05] 56%. They are responsible for 40 to
[02:46:09] 60% of cases of prolonged physical disability
[02:46:13] and loss of autonomy. Rheumatic diseases are the
[02:46:16] leading cause of sick leave and
[02:46:19] early retirement worldwide. Straight to the point with rheumatologist Raquel Marques.
[02:46:23] Hello doctor, good morning. What are the most frequent rheumatic
[02:46:26] diseases? Hello, good morning, the most frequent by far are
[02:46:30] osteoarthritis, osteoporosis and lower back pain
[02:46:33] in adulthood and they have
[02:46:36] different symptoms, they have different symptoms, uh the...
[02:46:40] osteoporosis, unfortunately, is a silent disease, many times we only know when a
[02:46:43] person has a fracture, osteoarthritis usually causes joint
[02:46:47] pain, in the most affected joints, lower back pain is the one
[02:46:50] that is probably the most frequent of all which is a pain in the lower back
[02:46:54] that practically anyone complains about throughout their life
[02:46:57] and what are the most severe ones? the most severe ones are the non-inflammatory ones,
[02:47:01] these ones I mentioned are the most frequent but they are non-inflammatory, among the
[02:47:04] inflammatory ones, the ones that are most severe are also the most common, rheumatoid
[02:47:08] arthritis, lupus is. spondylitis then myositis and
[02:47:11] systemic sclerosis. Have there been therapeutic advances for these
[02:47:15] forms of rheumatic disease? Yes, fortunately, nowadays
[02:47:19] we don't just treat pain, as in the past, we can effectively treat the disease, a
[02:47:22] person can have a normal life with medication, obviously, but they can
[02:47:26] have a normal life, which didn't happen before, unfortunately.
[02:47:29] We often associated or almost always associated rheumatic
[02:47:32] diseases with age, but children also
[02:47:36] have these problems. It's true, there was a lot of this idea that diseases
[02:47:40] were only for older people, but they can start at any age of life, including
[02:47:44] at birth and it is more serious, it can be more serious, because in terms of
[02:47:47] prognosis it can have greater organ involvement, by far the most frequent is
[02:47:51] juvenile idiopathic arthritis which is very localized to the joints, but not
[02:47:55] only, and therefore it is very important that we are attentive and make a referral and how does that
[02:47:59] translate, the child uh doesn't walk, stops
[02:48:02] walking, what happens? That can be precisely the first manifestation is to stop
[02:48:06] walking or start asking for cuddles, something they didn't do before.
[02:48:10] So, but usually they start with complaints in the joints, they say their
[02:48:13] fingers, hands start to swell and this can be undervalued at first, it can be
[02:48:17] undervalued, especially in very young children who can't express themselves well,
[02:48:21] we are talking about children of what ages? It can start at birth, but the peak of
[02:48:24] idiopathic arthritis in children starts at school age, so between 5 and 7 years old
[02:48:28] and what should be done in those cases? The first thing is to
[02:48:31] refer to pediatric rheumatology, we do something that sometimes
[02:48:34] takes a long time, yes, there are certain warning signs that we should be aware of,
[02:48:38] namely this issue of swollen joints, hurting in the morning, the child
[02:48:42] refusing to walk, starting to ask for cuddles and well, as soon as we start the
[02:48:45] diagnostic process, we quickly treat, nowadays, fortunately we have many
[02:48:48] therapeutic options and we usually start with
[02:48:52] anti-inflammatory drugs, if that's not enough we start to escalate to the top
[02:48:55] at the moment are biological therapies which is what can actually make a
[02:48:59] difference in the child's life, we have that medication available in the
[02:49:02] always and the physiotherapist also helps
[02:49:05] without a doubt it's fundamental for both pediatric and adult ages, so
[02:49:09] a... as soon as a patient arrives at our rheumatology department, we try to refer them as
[02:49:13] quickly as possible and we have quite a lot of absenteeism among
[02:49:16] adults, also in the case of children and regarding school, isn't that
[02:49:20] right? Exactly, exactly, and that's why timely referral is
[02:49:24] very important because we can, in inverted commas, cut off these symptoms that can be
[02:49:28] caused by the disease. Dr. Riquel Marques, thank you very much for the explanations, have a good
[02:49:31] week, thank you. 8:49 in the United States,
[02:49:35] a Portuguese invention was awarded. A
[02:49:37] lamp that detects crises.
[02:49:40] Epilepsy.
[02:49:44] It's a hallmark of San Francisco's electric trams that have been circulating here since the
[02:49:48] 19th century. In the 21st century, they coexist with the
[02:49:51] cutting edge of technology that is advancing in the region. In the iron structure of
[02:49:55] the city's port, the most important week for startups
[02:49:58] is being lived, the young companies that want to make it to the market. We
[02:50:02] brought 10 startups from Portugal that were hand-picked
[02:50:05] to have very close contact with several
[02:50:08] investors. Different events, this market
[02:50:12] is demanding, but above all it knows how to distinguish what growth projects
[02:50:16] are. There are 10 young Portuguese people who will have 3
[02:50:20] minutes each to defend their project in the areas of health,
[02:50:23] tourism, insurance, artificial intelligence. Red Bridge is a
[02:50:27] community that seeks to bring together the ecosystems of Lisbon and Silicon
[02:50:31] Valley. It began by hosting Californians who came to Lisbon
[02:50:34] available to invest and now wants to do the reverse circuit,
[02:50:38] connecting the cities at both ends. For us, the
[02:50:42] most tangible results would be very associated with the ability of these
[02:50:45] startups to obtain either funding or really
[02:50:48] close deals with clients and commercial partners here. This is the territory of the big
[02:50:51] technology companies from which the recent controversy about the
[02:50:55] control of artificial intelligence emerged in the highly
[02:50:58] competitive market. Really, this is all advancing very quickly
[02:51:02] and I think it's good sometimes to stop and think about what
[02:51:05] we want this technology to do for us. Artificial
[02:51:08] intelligence is digital. Therefore, any region and any country can continue to
[02:51:12] develop it and the risks are still there. At Stanford
[02:51:16] University, Ana Filipa Geraldo works daily on projects
[02:51:20] that include artificial intelligence. She came from
[02:51:23] Porto, lives in an academic environment of multiple
[02:51:26] Nobel laureates, the most recent happened a few
[02:51:29] days ago.
[02:51:32] In her area of pediatric neuroradiology, she only finds
[02:51:35] advantages in artificial intelligence. In the field of
[02:51:38] medicine, it is eh it will support
[02:51:42] us doctors eh to have more time free to dedicate to
[02:51:46] research, to provide better care, ultimately
[02:51:48] to do more exams, reduce waiting lists.
[02:51:52] Exams that are performed with better quality. In the room
[02:51:56] of the Portuguese startup competition, the winner is already known,
[02:51:59] vencedor,
[02:52:03] a project in the area of epilepsy with the use of
[02:52:08] Lemps is a device that can have a video camera and can detect
[02:52:12] movements that may be indicative of convulsions, epileptic seizures,
[02:52:15] send an automatic call to a parent or caregiver, this to really be able to
[02:52:19] help bring back safety, peace of mind that many families
[02:52:23] don't have at the moment, create bridges between Lisbon and Silicon Valley to
[02:52:27] give opportunities to Portuguese companies in the mecca of
[02:52:30] technology, this at a time when the controversy with artificial
[02:52:34] intelligence has gone beyond technological strongholds.
[02:52:38] Cândida Pinto and Ricardo Guerreiro, RTP, San Francisco,
[02:52:41] California. The robot created at the University of Minho
[02:52:45] took second place in the Robo Cup 2026 in
[02:52:49] South Korea. Yes.
[02:53:22] at the time the objective was more in domestic and medical environments, the focus at the time
[02:53:26] started to be on hospitals, ah, seriously. Since
[02:53:29] then, the Robotics Automation Laboratory at the University of Minho in
[02:53:33] Guimarães has become the home of Charmy, a service and assistance
[02:53:36] robot that has been improved year after year.
[02:53:40] When I joined, Charmy's manipulation was not very
[02:53:42] stable
[02:53:45] or very logical, so another colleague,
[02:53:48] Pedro Muniz and I, were together to implement the manipulation.
[02:54:22] won the Robocup 2026 in the area of
[02:54:25] service and assistance. The competition took place in South
[02:54:28] Korea, and the University of Minho team became world
[02:54:32] runners-up. It was great, especially being in a community
[02:54:35] of people also connected to robotics from other teams. Ah,
[02:54:39] many other teams were very nice to us and I hope we also
[02:54:43] helped many teams that came,
[02:54:47] ah, to ask us for help and ask us for opinions, eh,
[02:54:50] ask us for tips. It was good to realize that the top
[02:54:54] teams in the world eh study us, we study them, it's good to realize that
[02:54:58] Portugal has the capacity to fight among the best also in these fields of
[02:55:01] technology, for us it was indeed a source of pride to reach their
[02:55:05] level, to know that they themselves were following our work on our websites,
[02:55:09] we have to publish everything, it's mandatory to participate in the
[02:55:12] RoboCup, we have to publish everything, it has to be all open source, they
[02:55:15] were following us eh, they were worried about us, indeed getting there and getting a
[02:55:19] second place was very good for us. Participation in... championships,
[02:55:23] but to be able to be in the South Korean capital, the team had to
[02:55:26] give up some competitions, that was the case of
[02:55:30] Brazil last year. We decided
[02:55:32] to save the financial support we had
[02:55:36] to solidify our participation in the next one which was this year, which was in
[02:55:40] Seoul. It's some work that unfortunately we have to worry about
[02:55:43] doing, there are other teams that don't need to do it, we have to do it, it's
[02:55:46] very much about fighting with the weapons we
[02:55:48] have.
[02:55:56] Transporting this robot Charmy, which weighs about 90 kg, to South
[02:55:59] Korea, eh, cost about 11,000 euros,
[02:56:03] money we don't have, so we had to dismantle the whole robot
[02:56:07] into 127 different pieces, put them in nine checked
[02:56:11] bags, transport, so, the nine plus our eight, we were eight
[02:56:15] people, 17 bags, arriving there the first night was an
[02:56:18] all-nighter to rebuild the whole robot hoping everything would work. "There were
[02:56:22] two or three breakdowns that we had to solve because things broke during the trip, but
[02:56:26] we solved them.
[02:56:35] It was a full night and part of the morning eh just to
[02:56:38] assemble this robot, in fact, the teams arrive there and the robots appear
[02:56:42] there already in a box, you just open the box and everything is ready to
[02:56:45] work. And this, they say, is the
[02:56:48] most difficult competition to overcome for those who work in research.
[02:56:53] It's about getting investment, I really like football, but too much is said about football,
[02:56:56] there are other countries that value science much more, technology, it's this
[02:57:00] kind of thing that will catapult the country to
[02:57:04] other areas, eh
[02:57:06] technological areas, to other also
[02:57:10] better economic areas for the
[02:57:11] country.
[02:57:14] Charmy will continue to be improved, the goal of the
[02:57:17] world runner-up is to become a commercial product. The
[02:57:21] future is to place this robot in some hospitals to perform routine
[02:57:25] tasks, freeing humans for more essential
[02:57:28] tasks for the safeguarding of human
[02:57:30] life.
[02:57:37] We're on our way to the news at 9, now with the green minute.
[02:57:51] About 30% of the water consumed in our
[02:57:55] homes is due to toilet flushes,
[02:57:58] many times we end up paying little
[02:58:02] attention to this very common habit,
[02:58:05] ignoring the liters of clean drinking water that may
[02:58:09] be being wasted. In the worst
[02:58:12] case scenario, a toilet holds 10 liters at
[02:58:15] maximum flush and six at minimum. Now think about the
[02:58:19] number of times you may have already used the toilet as
[02:58:23] a trash can, flushing the water afterwards. It's all a
[02:58:26] matter of changing habits, of raising awareness throughout the
[02:58:30] family, but putting a small trash can in the bathroom can also
[02:58:34] help to avoid this bad habit. As for
[02:58:37] those inevitable uses of everyday life,
[02:58:40] if you don't have one yet, install a dual-flush toilet
[02:58:44] and use the smaller flush whenever
[02:58:47] possible. Save water because it is indeed a scarce
[02:58:51] resource.
[02:58:59] See
[02:58:59] you.
[03:00:21] Good morning, Pedro Passos Coelho admits that he may return to
[03:00:25] politics, the interview with 5 news adds that this
[03:00:28] hypothesis could become a reality if the
[03:00:31] PSD is not successful.
[03:00:36] "If I had to consider such a possibility, it would have to
[03:00:40] correspond to a situation in which the PSD, visibly, would not
[03:00:43] have the possibility of delivering a
[03:00:46] satisfactory result compared to what the country
[03:00:50] needs and I think I could do it if that
[03:00:54] happens I will ponder and take an initiative, if necessary,
[03:00:57] no, no, I mean, it's not a comfortable thing for someone
[03:01:01] who has already been prime minister and who is very much out of
[03:01:05] party activity, it's not a very comfortable idea, the idea
[03:01:09] of of of returning, I think I fulfilled my
[03:01:12] mission, I am at peace with my conscience, so your
[03:01:16] mission now is to intervene, to do well with the
[03:01:19] country, not looking for any special protagonism,
[03:01:22] eh, I try
[03:01:25] to respond to the responsibilities that I think I have with
[03:01:28] people. Pedro Passos Coelho argues in the
[03:01:32] interview with CIC News that the PSD. It had
[03:01:35] an obligation to have tried an agreement with Chega and with the
[03:01:39] Liberal Initiative to govern with an absolute
[03:01:42] majority. They got themselves into a very
[03:01:45] complicated political trap, because now it's too late to go back and try
[03:01:49] to make a legislative agreement, it was rejected. On the other
[03:01:53] hand, a good part of the reforms, worthy
[03:01:56] of that name, which are reforms and which need popular support and which
[03:02:00] need parliamentary support, probably do not
[03:02:03] have it. Is he making an appeal for them to understand? I think so, because
[03:02:07] look, the responsibility is not only the PSD's, it's because the country is not
[03:02:10] governable, the responsibility here also has to be
[03:02:13] Chega's and the Liberal Initiative's. The PSD, there
[03:02:17] is no doubt, has a government program that has some transformative
[03:02:20] ambition, but this transformative ambition has been slow
[03:02:23] to move from the government's
[03:02:26] program to the government's actions and to the country's
[03:02:30] reality. In the interview with Sic Notícias, Pedro Passos
[03:02:34] Coelho praises André Ventura, but warns that the longer
[03:02:38] Chega remains outside governing solutions, the more at ease
[03:02:42] it will feel to present populist
[03:02:44] proposals.
[03:02:47] That's enough for me to think that he's a person eh who has
[03:02:50] a lot of merit or else he wouldn't have created a party with the expression he
[03:02:54] has today, and that he is a politician who has
[03:02:58] shown remarkable initiative power. Parties
[03:03:01] that are not in government always have more
[03:03:05] elasticity to eh make proposals
[03:03:08] that yes in normal circumstances we
[03:03:12] would not understand as being eh to be taken strictly. eh and that
[03:03:16] will happen with all
[03:03:20] parties that have a more populist genesis
[03:03:23] and that want to grow eh at the expense of the dissatisfaction
[03:03:27] of those more traditional parties that do not deliver to
[03:03:30] people what they are waiting for, and therefore I think it is very natural
[03:03:34] that the more Chega is left out of
[03:03:37] any solution, the more likely it is that Chega will
[03:03:41] feel very comfortable not being tested in the ideas it is
[03:03:45] defending. André Ventura
[03:03:48] is interviewed today on RTP, an interview conducted
[03:03:52] by journalist Vítor Gonçalves on the evening news on
[03:03:55] RTP Notícias will be the first in a series of interviews with
[03:03:59] party leaders throughout the week.
[03:04:02] 9:3, we return to
[03:04:04] traffic with Alessandro Pereira, what do you tell us, Shandra?
[03:04:10] At this hour, João, we still have an accident in Porto on the
[03:04:14] A4, in the Amarante - Porto direction,
[03:04:17] a... next to the exit to the tunnel, next to the exit to
[03:04:21] the Águas Santas tunnel, at kilometer 8, traffic is slower,
[03:04:25] then on the A20 in the Carvalhos - Freixo direction,
[03:04:29] traffic is also with queues between Vintes and
[03:04:32] Oliveira do Douro, A28 Viana do Castelo - Porto
[03:04:35] with queues between Modivas and Lavra, then from Pontelesse to
[03:04:39] the EP roundabout, A3 Braga - Porto is also slow from
[03:04:42] Águas Santas to AVCI, AVCI - Ribeira - Freijo de Cent to Boa Vista
[03:04:46] affects A44 and Freixo
[03:04:50] Rápida de Bonjoia to Antas. Beware of the drizzle,
[03:04:53] visibility is a little reduced. A little further north, the
[03:04:58] exit to the A3. In the Ribatejo area, an accident
[03:05:02] eh on National Road 118, in the Benfica do Rio
[03:05:06] Batejo - Almeirim direction, is still unresolved. It's an accident before the exit to the A13 in the
[03:05:10] Almeirim area, at kilometer 61 and it's causing some
[03:05:13] delay. In Lisbon, eh, in Queluz it was
[03:05:16] resolved. An accident at the end of the access eh from the Queluz roundabout
[03:05:20] down to the IC19 affected the entire surrounding
[03:05:23] area towards Lisbon, it is still
[03:05:27] causing some delay, then the IC19 itself from Sintra
[03:05:30] to Lisbon is also slow from Ca100 to Amadora and from
[03:05:34] Alfragide to the Second Circular. As for the Second Circular
[03:05:37] Benfica Airport, there are queues between Benfica and Escalvanas Airport, from
[03:05:41] Benfica do Prior Velho to the German school. The A5 from
[03:05:45] Cascais to Lisbon, from Ribeira da Lage to Linda-a-Velha, from Monsanto, Praça
[03:05:48] Moreiras, Calçada de Carrixo, Odivelas to Lisbon, with queues on the
[03:05:51] IC22 in the Odivelas area,
[03:05:54] hh eh 92 in
[03:05:57] Odivelas, to Avenida Padre Cruz, eh, as for the
[03:06:01] A5 from Alges, there are queues from the Odivelas commercial area to
[03:06:04] Pontinha, affecting the IC-16 after Portas do
[03:06:07] Benfica to Alfragide. As for Alges, Sacavém, there is
[03:06:11] a delay at the exit to Calçada de Carriz, then with queues
[03:06:15] between Póvoa de Santo Adrião and Sacavém, affecting the... the A8 from
[03:06:18] Frielas, the North-South Axis Camarate - Campolide also
[03:06:22] with queues from Lumiar to the exit to Sete
[03:06:26] Rios, h the IC2 with delays between Sacavém and
[03:06:29] Praça José Queiroz, Ponte 25 de Abril, Almada - Lisbon, the queues are
[03:06:33] in Santa Marta de Corroios, the accesses from the central south are
[03:06:36] full, then Radial de Benfica is slow between Benfica
[03:06:40] and Sete Rios. Green Line of the National Traffic Information
[03:06:44] Service, RTP Antenna is 821. 01
[03:06:48] 01
[03:06:52] 9 and 6, the tents of dozens of people who
[03:06:55] remain camped in Porto were removed, the protest is against
[03:06:59] the increase in the cost of living and housing, the demonstrators ask the
[03:07:02] government for a reduction in the prices of fuel and the
[03:07:06] cost of living in general. Situation
[03:07:10] at this
[03:07:10] hour,
[03:07:14] Sónia, Ms. I
[03:07:23] didn't hear your question, good morning João, I didn't hear your
[03:07:27] question, it's still very noisy. Sent
[03:07:39] all these young people, there were more than
[03:07:42] 50 tents, but there were many more young people
[03:07:45] who were camped here since
[03:07:49] Saturday, right after the
[03:07:51] demonstration that took place in several
[03:07:54] cities across the country because of housing and the cost of
[03:07:58] living. Good morning. Vanessa Oliveira,
[03:08:01] and what happened here from
[03:08:04] 7:30 in the morning exactly? Look, from 7:30 in the
[03:08:07] morning the police appeared, eh we knew
[03:08:11] it would probably be a time when we would be more fragmented because the reality is
[03:08:15] that now it's Monday and we had already stipulated shifts eh
[03:08:18] for some people to be here and others not, knowing that it was the most
[03:08:22] vulnerable time eh because precisely because of that. I myself only arrived
[03:08:26] about half an hour ago, yes, I had just come from home
[03:08:29] exactly. That is, what I was actually
[03:08:32] informed was that the police arrived here, initially they had
[03:08:36] informed us that we could keep the food that was kindly donated by many
[03:08:39] institutions, even restaurants, and that we had to remove
[03:08:42] the tent, eh, then later
[03:08:45] eh they ended up telling us
[03:08:48] that they were going to start removing the tents and many tents are there, they went to the
[03:08:52] trash with contents, yes, or many things that went
[03:08:55] there. We would like to know exactly, we appeal to the police
[03:08:59] because why did they do it when the first instruction was ok, you can't occupy this space
[03:09:03] and you can stay with the food and we said ok
[03:09:06] we'll circulate here. Eh we would also like to understand why it was
[03:09:10] the PSP that made this intervention because we had also been
[03:09:13] informed and we also asked for advice from lawyers and we are not
[03:09:16] here, the five of them come here, besides eh we
[03:09:20] the demonstration was always peaceful and managed to last until now precisely because we did everything
[03:09:23] in order. What was the justification they gave to remove the tents? There was no
[03:09:27] justification, the justification is that I genuinely
[03:09:30] believe there was already a massive popular power
[03:09:33] happening here, maybe it was bothering someone because everything we
[03:09:37] did was visible yesterday, there was an open popular assembly for
[03:09:41] everyone, people came here and gave their ideas, told their stories
[03:09:44] and felt heard for the first time instead of voting every four
[03:09:48] years for a party that then doesn't keep its promises, so
[03:09:52] I believe they may feel some threat because until the end of the
[03:09:56] weekend the police came here many times and asked questions.
[03:10:06] what would happen because it is
[03:10:10] irregular, that is, staying here for so long is not illegal, but
[03:10:13] it is precisely because of this that we also exercise our right to
[03:10:16] protest. Do you need authorization for this
[03:10:20] demonstration? Yes, authorization is needed if it's a
[03:10:22] union, if it's a party, if it's convened by all this, it's appropriate to say that the
[03:10:26] demonstration is no longer going on, it was organized by some people, this was done
[03:10:30] spontaneously, created in a group that added people like
[03:10:33] civilians. Now, Vanessa, are you here doing this
[03:10:37] cleaning and did they tell you that you also have to remove all of this from here
[03:10:41] because of this washing they are
[03:10:44] doing here in Dom João I square? Yes, it's like this, eh, if they want to take us, we'll come
[03:10:48] back here, there's no problem, but really what a colleague just
[03:10:51] told me is that they also threatened us with a water jet, so it's like this, if they want to
[03:10:55] clean, we'll come back, I want to make that very clear, even if we have to leave the camp here
[03:10:59] there was a... movement that was created organically by the
[03:11:02] population, the population feels represented, so this is just the
[03:11:05] beginning, eh, and even if we had removed the tents here, we will try other forms of struggle, even
[03:11:09] if it's the Iberian strike on November 11th to join our Spanish
[03:11:13] brothers and stop the entire Iberian Peninsula. You had thought
[03:11:16] of staying here until when? Eh we had thought, we made the manifesto yesterday
[03:11:20] and we have written demands approved by the people
[03:11:24] here, eh we would have stayed here until the new housing
[03:11:27] law was completely removed. We don't want to stop here because
[03:11:31] life was already precarious before this new law that will make life even more precarious, thank
[03:11:34] you very much, we will soon try to understand some
[03:11:38] stories that
[03:11:41] remained here during the weekend,
[03:11:45] for now the "Mount your tent" movement that stayed
[03:11:48] here since Saturday with many young people, hundreds of young people
[03:11:52] camped here in Praça Dom João I, that camp,
[03:11:56] that camp no longer exists, at this moment they are washing...
[03:12:30] economic, with financial stability, with political
[03:12:33] stability, with social stability. Some
[03:12:36] want to bring instabilities, even from a social point of view, into the country,
[03:12:40] they will not win either.
[03:12:42] That objective is a negative objective. One thing is to talk
[03:12:46] about the problems, another thing is to want to import instabilities that have
[03:12:50] no place
[03:12:50] here.
[03:12:54] On the other hand, the Prime Minister appeals for an end to the situation that has led
[03:12:58] to increases in oil prices.
[03:13:02] We have to resolve in the coming weeks, in the coming
[03:13:05] times, this
[03:13:08] folly of penalizing economies and people in
[03:13:13] benefiting and and and
[03:13:16] resolve this impasse, that
[03:13:20] alone will not be decisive because there are other factors
[03:13:23] of instability, namely wars, there is no economy in the world that is not
[03:13:27] suffering, no economy in the world that is not suffering the
[03:13:30] effect of the increase in the price of oil, and consequently
[03:13:33] of fuels and consequently
[03:13:36] also of many other products, whose price is
[03:13:40] inflated precisely because the cost of transport
[03:13:43] has a large proportion
[03:13:46] in the formation of prices, we are all being
[03:13:50] penalized.
[03:13:54] Today there's a new change in fuel prices,
[03:13:57] gasoline has an increase of 5 cents per liter, as for
[03:14:01] diesel, 10, 1 cent, the final price depends on
[03:14:05] each gas
[03:14:05] station.
[03:14:09] Temperatures will rise this week, meteorologists
[03:14:12] explain, mainly from
[03:14:15] the 12th-13th and expectedly until the 16th
[03:14:19] or eventually the 17th, at least this is the scenario pointed to by the
[03:14:23] numerical weather prediction models today, eh temperatures
[03:14:26] above average for the time of year are expected, eh
[03:14:29] which will vary on the coast approximately between 21
[03:14:33] and 25 degrees hh in the interior regions,
[03:14:37] mainly the central and southern interior,
[03:14:41] eh should be higher and vary approximately between
[03:14:44] 27 and 30 and 31 degrees.
[03:14:48] RTP 9:14. Good morning
[03:14:51] Portugal.
[03:14:57] Monday, October 12th, temperatures. Viana do Castelo
[03:15:00] 20, Bragança 26, Braga with 24, Vila Real and
[03:15:03] Viseu also with 24, Porto and Aveiro with maximums of
[03:15:07] 20.
[03:15:10] Guarda 22, Coimbra. 23 Leiria 23,
[03:15:14] Castelo Branco with 26, Porto Alegre 24,
[03:15:17] Santarém 26, Lisbon with
[03:15:19] 24,
[03:15:23] Setúbal 24, Évora 27, Beja 26, Faro
[03:15:26] 25, starting tomorrow, temperatures will start to
[03:15:30] rise, Funchal
[03:15:33] 26,
[03:15:36] Ponta Delgada,
[03:34:48] Good morning, Pedro Passos Coelho assumes he may return to
[03:34:51] politics, in an interview with SIC Notícias, he adds that
[03:34:55] this possibility could become a reality if the
[03:34:57] PSD does not succeed.
[03:35:00] "If I had to consider
[03:35:03] such a possibility, it would have to
[03:35:07] correspond to a situation in which the PSD, visibly, did not have
[03:35:10] the possibility of delivering a
[03:35:12] satisfactory result in relation to what the country
[03:35:16] needs, for me to think that I could do it if that
[03:35:20] happens, I will consider it and take an initiative, if that
[03:35:24] is the case, no, no, that is, it is not a comfortable thing
[03:35:27] for someone who has already been prime minister and who
[03:35:30] is very far from party activity"
[03:35:33] it is not a very comfortable idea, the idea of returning,
[03:35:36] I think I fulfilled my mission,
[03:35:39] I am at peace with my conscience, so his
[03:35:42] mission now is to intervene well with the
[03:35:45] country, he is not looking for any special
[03:35:49] prominence,
[03:35:51] I try to live up to the responsibilities that I believe I took on with the
[03:35:54] people, Pedro Passos Coelho defends in the interview with
[03:35:58] 5 notícias that the PSD had an obligation to
[03:36:01] have... an agreement with Chega and with Liberal Initiative
[03:36:05] to govern with an absolute majority, they got themselves into a
[03:36:09] very complicated political trap, because now
[03:36:12] it's too late to go back and try to make a legislative agreement that was
[03:36:16] refused, on the other hand, a good part
[03:36:20] of the reforms that are worthy of that name, which are reforms and which
[03:36:23] need popular support and which need parliamentary
[03:36:26] support, probably do not have it, he is making an appeal for them
[03:36:29] to understand each other, I think so, because look. the responsibility is not only the
[03:36:33] PSD's, because the country is not governable, the responsibility
[03:36:35] here must also be of Chega and of
[03:36:39] the Liberal Initiative, the PSD, no doubt, has a government program that has some
[03:36:43] transformative ambition, but this transformative
[03:36:46] ambition has been slow to
[03:36:49] move from the government program to government actions and
[03:36:53] to the reality of the country, in the interview
[03:36:57] with five notícias, Pedro Passos Coelho praises André Ventura,
[03:37:00] but warns that the longer... Chega stays out of governing
[03:37:04] solutions, the more comfortable it will feel to present
[03:37:07] populist proposals,
[03:37:10] I know him well enough to think that he is a person eh who has
[03:37:14] considerable merit, otherwise he would not have created a party with the expression it
[03:37:18] has today, and that he is a politician who has
[03:37:21] shown remarkable initiative, the
[03:37:25] parties that are not in government always have a
[03:37:28] greater elasticity to make proposals.
[03:37:34] that yes, in normal circumstances we would not understand
[03:37:37] as being to be taken strictly
[03:37:41] seriously and this will happen in all
[03:37:43] parties that have a more populist genesis
[03:37:46] and that want to grow at the expense of the dissatisfaction
[03:37:50] of those more traditional parties that do not deliver to
[03:37:54] people what they are expecting and therefore I think it is very natural
[03:37:58] that the more you leave Chega out of
[03:38:01] any solution. the more likely it is that Chega will
[03:38:05] feel very comfortable not being tested on the ideas it is
[03:38:09] defending. André Ventura interviewed today on
[03:38:12] RTP, an interview conducted by journalist Vítor Gonçalves
[03:38:16] on the news program on RTP Notícias will be the first of a series of
[03:38:20] interviews with party leaders throughout the
[03:38:23] week. 9:38 now let's see the weather trend this week with
[03:38:27] meteorologist Pedro. Hello Pedro, good
[03:38:29] morning.
[03:38:41] days, also a rise in temperature,
[03:38:45] which should not yet be seen today, but which will begin tomorrow, a small
[03:38:49] gradual rise. As for today, we have a frontal system
[03:38:53] crossing the Azores archipelago, as can
[03:38:57] mainland territory, we have low cloudiness, essentially fog
[03:39:00] and mist and a lot of low cloudiness that cannot be seen in this satellite
[03:39:04] image. Let's move on then eh to the forecasts for
[03:39:07] today, for the northern region, where we will have a day with the sky
[03:39:10] presenting itself with little cloudiness, temporarily
[03:39:13] there may be some mist, but in general it is little cloudy in the interior
[03:39:17] regions and the temperatures here will not make a big
[03:39:20] difference, we have in relation to yesterday of course
[03:39:23] eh we have temperatures of 26 degrees in Bragança, 24 in Viseu
[03:39:27] and 24 in Vila Real, but for the
[03:39:30] coast, we have the sky presenting itself very cloudy,
[03:39:34] in some places this cloudiness will even remain, the
[03:39:37] fog and mist also in some places may
[03:39:41] remain, in most places it will lift and the temperatures for
[03:39:44] that... will not rise above 20oC on the coastal
[03:39:47] strip, it may reach up to 24, further inland, for
[03:39:51] example, in Braga. Moving on to the central region also the sky
[03:39:55] presenting itself with little cloudiness, temporarily there may be
[03:39:58] some cloudiness, but there are also times when the sky is practically clear, the
[03:40:02] temperatures without alteration from the previous day, 26° is the maximum for Castelo
[03:40:06] Branco, 24 for Porto Alegre, 22 for
[03:40:09] Guarda, golden panhas with 20°C. Here on the
[03:40:13] coastal strip, temperatures there.
[03:40:15] from 22 to 23o and with a lot of cloudiness, in most
[03:40:19] places the cloudiness will
[03:40:23] lifts, it will return at the end of the afternoon
[03:40:25] and we have for that reason temperatures that are around these
[03:40:29] values, as I said, Lisbon will reach 24o, Santarém
[03:40:32] will reach
[03:40:35] southern region we also still have a lot of cloudiness,
[03:40:39] but in general the sky will be little cloudy as it already is in the
[03:40:43] Algarve, the Algarve. will register a maximum of
[03:40:46] 25°C, 26 for Beja, 27
[03:40:49] for Évora on the western coastal strip, here also temperatures
[03:40:53] from 21 to 23o and the exception will
[03:40:57] be for Setúbal a little further inland with 24
[03:41:00] degrees Celsius, we have eh throughout the territory
[03:41:04] weak wind for now, in the afternoon it will increase from the northwest
[03:41:08] on the coastal strip, especially south of Cabo Carvoeiro, but not more than 30
[03:41:12] km/h, on the south coast of the Algarve it's the same intention but
[03:41:15] from the southwest. Moving on to the
[03:41:19] Madeira archipelago. Here we will have a day with generally very
[03:41:22] cloudy skies, there is even a possibility of light rain, especially on the slopes facing
[03:41:26] north of Madeira island. The maximum temperature predicted for Funchal
[03:41:30] will be 26°C. The
[03:41:32] wind will continue to blow from the weak northern quadrant to
[03:41:36] moderate. And we have sea agitation up to 1.5
[03:41:39] and sea water temperature of 24
[03:41:42] degrees. For the Archipelago of. bulls
[03:41:45] here with that frontal system passing through there, we have a lot of
[03:41:49] cloudiness, we have precipitation, rain period
[03:41:52] still in the western group, gradually,
[03:41:55] in the eastern group, I mean, gradually the
[03:41:58] wind will turn to northwest the frontal
[03:42:01] surface will move eastwards and there will be a regime of
[03:42:05] clear waters, so already with clear skies, the wind blows
[03:42:09] from the southwest, moderate to strong, gradually turning to the
[03:42:12] northern quadrant, sometimes with... gusts that can reach up to
[03:42:16] 60 km/h, maximum temperature forecast for Ponta Delgada
[03:42:20] 23oC, sea water temperature
[03:42:23] 22oC. Moving on to the European continent
[03:42:26] here we can see that we have periods of
[03:42:29] very cloudy sky over most of Europe then we have
[03:42:33] rain in the east, lower temperatures in Scandinavia with 9
[03:42:36] degrees already as maximum temperature, Copenhagen with
[03:42:39] 12, in the center of Europe temperatures ranging between 15 and
[03:42:43] 20 degrees, exception for... Rome and for the Iberian peninsula with temperatures
[03:42:47] above 20 degrees, in this case 24 degrees. This is the forecast for
[03:42:51] today.
[03:42:54] 9:42. The Pope will undergo surgery to remove a nodule in his
[03:42:58] lung. The tumor was detected in routine
[03:43:01] examinations and is
[03:43:02] circumscribed.
[03:43:09] During some check-ups, the
[03:43:11] doctors found a nodule. written
[03:43:15] in the lung, it was identified at a
[03:43:19] very early and well localized stage.
[03:43:23] Doctors consider it appropriate to intervene
[03:43:25] and so following their advice I
[03:43:29] decided to undergo surgery to remove it. I
[03:43:32] thank you for your spiritual closeness
[03:43:35] and I entrust myself to your
[03:43:38] prayers.
[03:43:41] Direct interview with pulmonologist Tiago Alfar. Good morning,
[03:43:44] Dr. Is this type of cancer already
[03:43:47] successfully treated?
[03:43:50] Very good morning, it's a pleasure to be
[03:43:53] here, what we know is that Pope Leo, has a...
[03:43:57] nodule that was found in routine examinations and that based
[03:44:01] probably on the characteristics of the nodule and its location
[03:44:05] he was recommended to undergo surgery for the
[03:44:09] removal of that nodule, now we don't know exactly what the
[03:44:13] nodule is, naturally we don't have access to the clinical information of Pope
[03:44:16] Leo eh, what is understood is that there was probably
[03:44:20] some disease or some situation with some suspicion and
[03:44:24] that we don't know if a biopsy was performed or not. but
[03:44:28] surgery was proposed, surgery that removes the nodule and that in that respect
[03:44:32] information, it is important to be
[03:44:35] circumscribed, in the event that the nodule
[03:44:38] is indeed malignant, lung cancer, the fact that it is
[03:44:42] circumscribed, probably some imaging tests were done,
[03:44:46] functional tests such as positron emission tomography that show
[03:44:49] that the disease is localized there, the truth is that
[03:44:52] surgery in these situations, which we don't know if that's what we're talking about here, is
[03:44:56] often the only... exactly what is necessary, however,
[03:44:59] analysis of the tissue that is removed during surgery also allows
[03:45:03] to find if there are some indications in the tissue
[03:45:06] itself, eventually in the tumor itself that may require
[03:45:10] other treatments, some of the people who undergo nodule surgery
[03:45:14] may require other treatments such as
[03:45:17] chemotherapy, new therapies or
[03:45:19] radiotherapy, but to oblige a long
[03:45:23] stop knowing that there is a nodule and that
[03:45:27] this nodule... is at an early stage that is quite
[03:45:30] accessible to surgery, being the Pope a 71-year-old
[03:45:33] man, but active, as far as we know a non-smoker, he swims,
[03:45:37] he plays tennis, we know that surgeries, this type of
[03:45:41] surgeries to the chest with removal of lung nodules are increasingly less
[03:45:44] invasive, nowadays minimally invasive surgery is often
[03:45:48] performed, often people who have this eh
[03:45:51] capacity and this desire for recovery can recover
[03:45:55] quickly, the Vatican itself pointed to a
[03:45:58] week of recovery, eventually a week of hospitalization,
[03:46:01] so, probably, it's not a short time, eh,
[03:46:05] it means that there is some optimism here, it will probably be a relatively
[03:46:09] simple surgery, that there will be a quick recovery
[03:46:13] capacity, it's not a short time, the truth is that surgery nowadays,
[03:46:17] being so minimally invasive, often allows people to
[03:46:20] recover quickly and, on the other hand, those who undergo this type of
[03:46:24] surgery, the sooner they return to their normal life, become
[03:46:28] active, leave home, walk and even
[03:46:31] exercise, the better. So, this aspect, besides the
[03:46:34] whole optimistic
[03:46:37] aspect that was even said by Pope
[03:46:40] Leo XIV, is also a positive aspect, the optimism
[03:46:44] here is to be praised and maintained in the sense that we will probably have
[03:46:48] a quick recovery and a quick return to active
[03:47:00] Parliament will debate a petition for a possible return
[03:47:04] to the European Union. More than 112,000 signatories
[03:47:07] argue that leaving the union is not
[03:47:10] working. The parliamentary debate is scheduled for today. The British
[03:47:14] Prime Minister clarifies that the government will analyze all
[03:47:18] options. The President of the European Commission reaffirms her
[03:47:21] support for the Ukrainian President. The reaction comes
[03:47:24] after criticism from Donald Trump. The President of the European Commission
[03:47:27] agrees with the call for a truce in attacks on
[03:47:31] energy infrastructure. Donald Trump
[03:47:35] announced a truce in attacks on power plants, but Zelensky
[03:47:39] said he knows nothing. Trump's announcement came after
[03:47:42] Zelensky said he would call presidential elections if
[03:47:46] there was a 60-day truce.
[03:47:50] Meanwhile, the head of European Diplomacy said this morning that the
[03:47:52] Union is ready to... fire when it holds, we haven't yet seen that that also
[03:47:56] russia will
[03:48:09] stick to it, of course personally i would also welcome that the cease fire would
[03:48:12] include people not being killed, not only energy but
[03:48:16] also energy is extremely important
[03:48:19] because the winter is going to be cold
[03:48:22] and and so it's important that. In Saudi Arabia, Riyadh Airport
[03:48:25] was once again attacked by
[03:48:57] Houthi rebels from Yemen. A projectile caused
[03:49:01] a fire in terminal 4 of the airport, one day after
[03:49:04] a similar attack caused 13 deaths and hundreds of
[03:49:08] injuries. In one week,
[03:49:10] it is the fourth time that the airport has been hit
[03:49:13] by Houthi rebels who are supported by
[03:49:17] Iran. In response, Saudi Arabia announced
[03:49:20] a large-scale military operation against the Houthis. The objective is to target
[03:49:24] and eliminate and dismantle the military capabilities of the
[03:49:28] rebels. Several Arab countries condemned the Houthi attack.
[03:49:32] The Arab League speaks of a blatant
[03:49:35] violation. 84 people are missing, the
[03:49:39] vessel was heading
[03:50:10] to Yemen with 305 people. The
[03:50:14] African Union calls for the fight
[03:50:18] against migrant trafficking. In the United States, the passage of Hurricane
[03:50:21] Isaías left a
[03:50:23] trail of destruction.
[03:50:27] Torrential
[03:50:28] rains caused
[03:50:34] damage to roads and buildings.
[03:50:37] 45,000 people were left without electricity,
[03:50:43] four people died and there are
[03:50:47] dozens injured. September
[03:50:50] of this year was the second
[03:50:53] hottest worldwide, since records began. The latest
[03:50:57] report from Copernicus, the European service for monitoring climate
[03:51:01] change, reveals that temperatures in Western Europe broke
[03:51:05] records and
[03:51:08] the Rhine and Danube
[03:51:11] rivers to
[03:51:13] historic lows.
[03:51:15] In Finland, an
[03:51:18] aurora borealis in Lapland,
[03:51:22] a local
[03:51:25] photographer says that the Aurora
[03:51:29] Borealis was the most intense since
[03:51:32] January. The phenomenon
[03:51:35] lasted several hours. We are approaching 10, now with the
[03:51:43] green minute, about 30%
[03:51:56] of the water consumed in our homes is due
[03:51:59] to toilet flushes, often
[03:52:03] we end up paying little attention to this
[03:52:06] automated habit. ignoring the liters of
[03:52:10] clean potable water that could be being
[03:52:14] wasted. In the worst case scenario, a toilet
[03:52:17] holds 10 liters on maximum flush and six
[03:52:20] on minimum. Now think about the number of times you
[03:52:24] may have used the toilet as a trash can, flushing the water
[03:52:27] afterwards. It's all a matter of changing habits, of
[03:52:31] raising awareness of the whole family, but putting a small
[03:52:35] bin in the bathroom can even help to... avoid
[03:52:38] this bad habit, as for those inevitable daily
[03:52:42] uses, if you don't already have one, install a
[03:52:46] dual-flush toilet and use the smaller
[03:52:49] one whenever possible, save water
[03:52:52] because it is really a neglected resource.
[03:52:55] The tomb and candles continue to be
[03:53:03] studied, the tomb, sword and all the
[03:53:07] spoils. of King Dom Dinis.
[03:53:10] After the study carried out on
[03:53:13] the tomb, the sword and the funerary remains of King Dom Dinis, in this
[03:53:17] large hall, many pieces that
[03:53:21] after the extinction of religious orders in
[03:53:24] Portugal continue to be restored. About the
[03:53:27] coffin of Dom Dinis, it is now known the type of wood that was
[03:53:30] used 700 years ago. It has not yet been
[03:53:33] written, revealed, but yes, it is known. Can you
[03:53:37] tell us eh. It's a walnut
[03:53:41] tree eh it's being studied by by
[03:53:45] a technician specializing
[03:53:48] in those areas in another room of the
[03:53:51] monastery are the remains of the king and his
[03:53:54] grandson Infante Dom João who will be on display
[03:53:57] in the future along with the rest of the collection.
[03:54:01] Various types of garments, also
[03:54:04] a bonnet eh and
[03:54:07] it has the... the small garments of the infant who was a
[03:54:11] child of about 1 year old when he died
[03:54:14] and
[03:54:16] that's what it has, it also has
[03:54:18] that roll there behind. It's the textile
[03:54:22] covering of the infant's coffin eh
[03:54:25] and it has other fragments of textiles that we are not yet sure
[03:54:29] what they are, small and large
[03:54:32] discoveries that continue to happen thanks to the work of a
[03:54:35] vast team of specialists in conservation, restoration,
[03:54:38] archeology and anthropologists from the Cultural
[03:54:41] Heritage IP, from the Museums and Monuments of Portugal, in
[03:54:45] partnership with the municipality of Odivelas who decided to intervene
[03:54:48] in the King's tomb because of the... advanced state of
[03:54:52] degradation. The results of the investigations will
[03:54:55] be debated at an international congress that brings together several
[03:54:59] countries, how they dealt with all the,
[03:55:03] especially the ethical
[03:55:05] part, the
[03:55:08] part hh
[03:55:12] where to stop, where to
[03:55:15] continue all the discussions, because it was
[03:55:18] indeed a project that was supposed to last...
[03:55:22] a maximum of six months and it has taken, it is still
[03:55:26] ongoing, and that's what I want to know from others, how
[03:55:29] they resolved all these
[03:55:32] indecisions. The conservation and
[03:55:36] restoration project of Dom Dinis' tomb began in
[03:55:39] 2016, at the initiative of the extinct
[03:55:42] Directorate-General for Cultural Heritage and was here at the Odivelas
[03:55:45] Monastery where the monarch chose to be buried. The
[03:55:49] burial mound was opened in 2019.