Portugal News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th August, and here’s your Portugal daily news capsule.

Nuno Duarte discusses the paradoxes of Portugal while celebrating the 25th anniversary of the April Bridge.

The Justice Ministry orders an internal audit of the Judicial Police regarding Luís Neves' mandates.

Exam results from the second phase are arriving at schools, set to be posted this Friday morning.

A contractor linked to Luís Neves has also worked on the home of the PJ's financial director.

In Ceuta, local residents are reportedly hunting for migrants amid rising tensions.

A suspect in a major cocaine bust in Sines has been found dead in custody.

Severe weather has caused flooding and landslides in the Azores, prompting evacuations.

Francisco Carvalho Guerra, a prominent pharmacist and founder of Católica do Porto, has passed away at 94.

Workers at a factory in Avintes face uncertainty as salaries depend on an insolvency administrator.

The Pope calls for a civilization of love during his visit to Assisi, urging youth to reject power.

A severe drought in Europe has revealed World War II artifacts and affected trade routes.

Health experts warn that viewing the upcoming solar eclipse could cause irreversible vision damage.

The SpaceX rocket may have created a new crater on the Moon, according to South Korean observations.

The 87th edition of the Volta a Portugal kicks off today, with live coverage on RTP.

Infantino apologizes for past mistakes but remains FIFA president amid calls for change.

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