Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th January, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Mendes calls for the Health Minister to explain social alarm over healthcare issues.

Daily poll shows Seguro and Cotrim isolated, with Mendes at risk of elimination.

Gouveia and Melo refuses to build bridges on unstable ground, aiming for a quick resolution.

Cotrim takes his grandchildren on stage, emphasizing the fight is for their future.

Ana Cavalieri comments on Venezuela, questioning the dignity of oil as a reason for intervention.

Mendes draws inspiration from Mitterrand to refine his message and connect with voters.

Firefighters in Carcavelos report abandonment during a rescue operation in hostile conditions.

Ventura challenges Montenegro to unite against Seguro, aiming to bring order to the government.

Coimbra Hospital denies claims about a terminal cancer patient waiting on the floor for care.

Emergency medical ambulances in the Algarve are once again halted, raising concerns.

Protests erupt against the EU-Mercosur agreement, highlighting a bleak future for young farmers.

U.S. launches large-scale attacks against ISIS in Syria, escalating military efforts.

ECOWAS demands a swift transition in Guinea-Bissau led by an inclusive government.

Nobel Institute states María Corina Machado cannot award the Peace Prize to Trump.

Hyundai introduces the largest electric vehicle ever, set to hit the Portuguese market.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!