The Luso-Americano newspaper, based in Newark, is investigating the possible existence of a tenth Portuguese victim of the September 11, 2001 attacks. The newspaper's team is seeking to confirm the identity of a woman of Portuguese origin who may be included on the official list of victims of the attacks.
The terrorist attacks caused the death of thousands of people, including a significant number of Americans of Portuguese descent and Portuguese-speaking workers. The Portuguese community in the United States has been closely following the efforts to identify and recognize the victims.
The Luso-Americano newspaper has played an important role in the Portuguese community in the USA, serving as a source of information and point of contact for issues affecting the diaspora. The ongoing investigation reflects the newspaper's commitment to documenting and preserving the memory of the Portuguese victims.
