Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd July, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Extreme heat alert for Lisbon and Setúbal as temperatures soar to 44 degrees Celsius.

Authorities warn of wildfire risks as temperatures reach a staggering 47 degrees Celsius.

Education Minister claims most reported exam failures are false, ensuring digital correction conditions.

Lisbon metro stations open after hours to provide shelter for the homeless during the heatwave.

Portugal's Mário Moutinho reflects on being called ‘Mr. Andrade’ by the public.

Former Prime Minister Sócrates reveals losing 300 thousand euros annually due to imprisonment.

Ukraine strikes Russian oil refinery and missile component factory, escalating tensions.

Canada confirmed to participate in next year's Eurovision Song Contest, expanding the competition.

WhatsApp introduces user names, raising questions about potential advertising implications.

ERC to initiate proceedings against LiveMode platform amid ongoing scrutiny.

First robotic surgery at ULSTS marks a significant investment in obesity treatment.

Pharmacies to receive 7.6 million euros for COVID-19 and flu vaccinations through the year.

Study warns that 1.7 million planned satellites could threaten astronomical observations.

Portugal's stock market opens the month in the red, with significant losses reported.

Motorola Razr 60 sees major price drop during Prime Day, offering best deals this year.

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