“Without partisanship”, PS moves for Lusa's governance to match RTP's
The Socialist Party is advocating for Lusa to adopt the RTP governance model, arguing it ensures independence and aligns with European regulatory standards.

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The Socialist Party is advocating for Lusa to adopt the RTP governance model, arguing it ensures independence and aligns with European regulatory standards.

The Entity for Transparency (EpT) has clarified that Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's public disclosure of his former company's client list does not exempt him from his legal declaratory obligations, while also defending the legality of the number of notifications sent to his office.

The Cascais PSD has officially handed over municipal portfolios to Chega, following a governance agreement approved by Chega's national leadership. The party, led by Ventura, will now oversee the portfolios for transparency and sports. In response, the Socialist Party (PS) has decided to return their portfolios in protest, marking a significant shift in the local political landscape.


After being questioned by Rui Rocha, the Minister of Culture confirms that the Government agrees with the new International Olympic Committee rule that restricts transgender women from the Olympic Games.

This amount is in addition to the 62 million euros already allocated by the Government, which were intended to be distributed by 2028.

The President of the Republic highlights the origins and dedication of Agate Sousa, Gerson Baldé, and Isaac Nader, who won medals at the World Athletics Championships in Poland. The Federation requests better conditions from the Prime Minister.

The debate takes place amidst growing concern over the war in the Middle East. Additionally, Porto hosts Stuttgart tomorrow for the second leg of the Europa League knockout stage.

The webpage provides a broad overview of current political and sports news related to Portugal. Notably, José Luís Carneiro was re-elected as the Secretary-General of the Socialist Party (PS) with 96.9% of the votes, highlighting strong support within the party. The site also covers various other topics, including Portugal's loss to Serbia in the women's Eurobasket 2027 qualifiers, a controversial incident in a Portuguese football match involving Pavlidis, and a drama in Serie A with an Italian player suffering a chest injury. Additionally, there are updates on Portugal's political climate, such as criticisms of the government’s handling of fundamental issues. The webpage also features international news, like the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and tensions in the Middle East, but the primary focus remains on Portugal's political stability and sports events.

Dates for the secretary-general elections were approved at this morning's meeting of the PS National Commission. Also, Benfica has allowed fans into the training centre to meet with players and the club's management.

Luís Montenegro is expected to be challenged by the opposition in the fortnightly debate for not having decided to endorse any candidate in the second round. Also, Sporting beat PSG and Benfica play Juventus today.

In a written message released on the first day of the year, Gomes recalled the three golds, two silvers and three bronzes won by Portuguese athletes at World Championships in Olympic disciplines last year.
