The PP considers Ceuta disturbances a "consequence of an irresponsible Government"

The Popular Party spokesperson in the Congress of Deputies Esther Muñoz considered that the disturbances that occurred Thursday afternoon at Trampolim beach, in Ceuta, are a "consequence of an irresponsible and absent Government".

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JPP wants explanations about the Madeira–Continente ferry study

The party Juntos Pelo Povo (JPP), through deputy Filipe Sousa, requested priority parliamentary hearings to analyze the Economic-Financial Study on the regular maritime connection for passengers and cargo between Madeira and the Continent. According to JPP, the study requested by the Instituto da Mobilidade e dos Transportes, although it is a relevant contribution, presents assumptions and limitations that need to be clarified before any decision on the matter.

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dnoticias.pt28/08/26, 09:32

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Anthropic wins court battle against Pentagon in California

A US court blocked the Pentagon's decision to classify Anthropic as a risk to the military supply chain, calling the measure "illegal and unfounded". Judge Rita Lin, appointed by Joe Biden, issued a 59-page ruling in favor of the artificial intelligence company, which had refused to allow its models to be used for domestic surveillance or autonomous weapons. The Pentagon, led by Pete Hegseth, made this decision after Anthropic's refusal, which claimed it was retaliation for its positions on AI safety. The company celebrated the decision, stating it remains focused on working with the government, but still faces a second lawsuit in Washington related to a similar classification that could prevent access to civilian government contracts.

Eco28/08/26, 09:24

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Trump wants to change the map of America. He already has a gulf and a lake. He only needs an ocean now

Donald Trump signed an executive order to change the name of Lake Ontario to "Lake America" in official United States documents, following the same logic he already applied to the Gulf of Mexico, now designated "Gulf of America." During the signing, Trump suggested that the next step could be renaming an ocean, either the Atlantic or the Pacific. The changes are part of the broader context of the trade war between Washington and Ottawa, which already includes 50% tariffs on Canadian products. However, the change only applies to American federal agencies, not requiring Canada or other countries to adopt the new names. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and the governor of New York have already announced they will continue using the original names. The water remains in the same place, but official maps will diverge.

Jornal Económico28/08/26, 09:16

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The State and REN: a good step and many doubts

The article analyzes the Portuguese Government's intention to separate the functions of REN (Rede Elétrica Nacional), considering it a correction of the error made during the 2012 privatization, which made Portugal a unique case in Europe of losing sovereignty over the electrical system. However, the article questions the operation of entering the company's capital, considering it expensive and without rationality or contours yet explained by the Executive.

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