Internal conflict shakes Chega party: blackmail and the danger of Évora 2.0 ↗
Front page leadVentura may face a difficult convention as internal party members speak of blackmail, leading to a heated power struggle before the main meeting.
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The front page of Observador features a mix of domestic Portuguese political news, social protests, and international conflict, along with cultural and sports updates. A significant focus is on internal political struggles within Portugal's Chega party. Social unrest is highlighted through reports…
Ventura may face a difficult convention as internal party members speak of blackmail, leading to a heated power struggle before the main meeting.
Tents were left overnight in Porto's João I square, with detainees from Lisbon and Porto encampments due in court today.
Following a demonstration for the right to housing, the PSP discovered three Molotov cocktails in the Rossio area.
The encampment in Porto remained overnight with tents set up with minimal police presence.
At the closing night of Commedia a la Carte, which led to some artists' cancellations, fans focused on seeing the TV personality, setting aside controversies and ideologies.
In his Sunday performance at MEO Arena, with one section of the audience empty, the American comedian repeated his Saturday Coliseu show, demonstrating mastery.
Sporting reached an agreement with Paulo Fonseca and Lyon, as Afonso Moreira had more valid options for London, with interino Tiago Fernandes on the bench.
Cyberattacks are targeting alert applications amidst the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
A podcast discussing internal conflicts related to André Ventura.
Suggestions on whether 'The Black Ball' is considered a film of the year.