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Jorge Silva Carvalho, an expert in Information and Defence Affairs, analyses the rise of radicalisation at increasingly younger ages.

The presidential candidate argues that inland areas must not be left without newspaper distribution and says 'a newspaper in a barber's, in a café, is an element of socialising' and 'combats loneliness'.

Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa urged citizens to prioritise health, demonstrate tolerance and preserve social cohesion.

At 9pm, the President urged the nation to prioritise public health, show more tolerance and reinforce a shared sense of national unity.

“The key to peace,” Rui Valério said, “is to recognise the other, to recognise the right to exist.”

For Rui Valério, the key to peace “is to recognise the other, to recognise the right to exist.” The patriarch also referred to the fear of different religions and to “impoverished secularism”.
