Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th June, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Fifty-three Portuguese and descendants die in earthquakes in Venezuela.

Death toll from Venezuelan earthquakes rises to fourteen hundred and fifty.

School directors respond to Eduqa, denying responsibility for exam grading failures.

Extreme heat brings record temperatures, with highs reaching forty-three degrees.

Iran forces ships to navigate Hormuz near its coast amid rising tensions.

Chega party faces defeat in district elections across Porto, Setúbal, and Faro.

Firefighters battle wildfires in Freixo de Espada à Cinta as flames begin to subside.

Dua Lipa opens a library in Portugal featuring censored books.

Stephen Eustáquio leads Canada to the knockout stage in the World Cup.

New rules for cryptocurrency come into effect this week, targeting heavy fines.

Conflicts amplify global measles incidence, impacting health for up to a year.

Scientists develop methods to identify male infertility biomarkers, addressing a critical issue.

Rock in Rio Lisboa announces future dates and aims to attract more international visitors.

Big Brother Verão changes hosts as new contestants prepare for the show.

Extreme heat warning issued for several districts as temperatures soar.

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