The President of the Republic chose a happy moment to address the youth
João Pedro Louro, president of the JSD, comments on the importance of António José Seguro's speech at the solemn session commemorating April 25th.

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João Pedro Louro, president of the JSD, comments on the importance of António José Seguro's speech at the solemn session commemorating April 25th.

Reducing the debate on social media access for those under 16 to a dichotomy between permissiveness and repression is simplistic and illusory. Opinion by Ana Rita Bessa

Protecting teenagers in the digital world is not about keeping them away from technology, but ensuring they enter it at the right time, with the right tools and proper guidance.

Chega has presented a proposal for the National Defence Day to be transformed into National Defence Week, allowing for the 'military inspection' of those called up.

Home News Chega proposes new rules for young people military preparation in Portugal Chega proposes new rules for young people military preparation in Portugal The Chega party has submitted a draft resolution recommending that the Government transform National Defence Day into National Defence We
I will not accept another struggling generation. This will not be the generation that lives worse than the previous one without me doing everything to prevent it.

The PSD deputy stated that for young people to remain “committed to the collective future of the country, it is not enough to just talk about them,” believing this to be one of the greatest current challenges.

Conexão Lusófona states that a letter addressed to António José Seguro requests that youth be recognised as an effective partner in defining the country's national and international priorities.

We need an ambitious response, capable of mobilising the youth around a common ideal.

The PSP launches a prevention operation in schools against substance addiction and excessive use of video games and social media. Portugal may follow other countries and ban access.

The President of the Republic, António José Seguro, said this Monday that he wants a “coalition” with young Portuguese people and promised to create, through the Civil House, a procedure to collect their contributions. At the closing of a meeting with young people at the Institute of Social and Political Sciences of the University of Lisbon (ISCSP), scheduled as part of...
