Latest news and stories about fake news in Portugal for expats and residents.
Computer engineer Duarte Miguel Freitas explains how technological evolution now allows for “super realistic” content, making it very difficult to verify whether it is fake or not. “Nowadays I can no longer just believe, I have to confirm,” he summarises.
A 24-hour account of the false report claiming weapons were present at a school in Trafaria.
The project aims to promote media literacy and critical thinking through the creation of projects on fake news and disinformation. Winners will be able to visit SIC and will receive technological equipment and various educational prizes.
A message attributed to Luís Montenegro claiming the Azores were to be ceded to the US — supposedly published by Donald Trump — is false and was created by a satirical page. Some people believed it, and the prime minister accuses the creator of spreading misinformation.
The act of disinformation 'attacks Portugal's international standing', said the Minister of the Presidency, Leitão Amaro, on Thursday at the Council of Ministers. The comment came after the Prime Minister's office announced it would file a complaint about a 'fake post purporting to be from the President of the United States of America, featuring an image of a message attributed to ...'
A bogus message circulating over social network ‘x’ suggests Portugal’s prime minister, Luís Montenegro, is ready to ‘make a deal’ with U.S. president Donald J. Trump over the sovereignty of The post PM files complaint over bogus message to Donald Trump appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Catarina, are you a good catch? Guilherme Geirinhas talks with Catarina Martins in the fourth episode of the fifth season of Bom Partido, featuring the presidential candidates.
