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Crossfire in Lusа's management
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Crossfire in Lusа's management

Correio da Manhã15 September 2026 at 01:30

A new management model for the Portuguese news agency is generating controversy. The Journalists' Union and the Professional Journalist Credentials Commission have expressed criticism regarding the proposals under discussion. The Parliament of the Azores also issued an unfavorable opinion on these management measures. The Portuguese news agency thus faces a moment of tension between various entities questioning the direction taken by the institution.

Why this matters

Readers in Portugal are feeling the effects of this dispute because Lusа is the main source of information for many media outlets in the country. The restructuring could alter the quality and independence of the news coverage that reaches citizens.

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