The article presents this week's ratings for various political and sports officials. Manuel Castro Almeida, Minister of Economy and Territorial Cohesion, receives an A- for meeting the execution deadlines of the PRR (Recovery and Resilience Plan), following reprogramming and rule adaptations. Reinaldo Teixeira, president of Liga Portugal, also receives an A-, with emphasis on the export capacity of the Portuguese championship and the careful management of the accounts, which are balanced.
Iceland rejected, by referendum, resuming negotiations for accession to the European Union, even faced with Russian pressure and American interest. Kristrún Frostadóttir, Iceland's prime minister, receives a B-, with the analysis noting that both the head of Government and Brussels come out harmed by this result.
Luís Neves, Minister of Internal Administration, receives the worst rating, a C-. The article describes him as the protagonist of a "summer political soap opera" that has lost value and become a "toxic asset" that constrains political activity, essentially due to his management of the PJ (Judicial Police).
