The Public Prosecutor's Office has conducted searches at the Judiciary Police, with new revelations emerging from the ongoing trial of Rui Pinto, the Portuguese hacker and whistleblower. Separately, a complaint against Cabreiro contains significant contradictions, raising questions about legal proceedings. Rui Pinto, who received a four-year suspended sentence in 2023 for cybercrimes and attempted extortion, was recently acquitted of 241 counts in a second trial due to invalid charges.

Observador: Contradictions in complaint documents against Cabreiro

A complaint against Cabreiro contains unsigned documents, references to surveillance in Porto, and dates unrelated to an allegedly illegal recording in Oeiras.

Público: PJ Trial: What was said and what documents reveal

This story delves into the statements made by the PJ (Judicial Police) during Rui Pinto's trial and new revelations from documents. It also touches on investigations within the PJ itself, including searches of a director's office and the seizure of a whistleblower's phone, and a podcast discussing…

Diário de Notícias: Public Prosecutor's Office searches Judiciary Police

The Public Prosecutor's Office has conducted searches at the Judiciary Police, with assurances that the mobile phone of the PJ director was not seized.

A report from the Ombudsman's Office for 2025 details a brutal assault and sexual abuse of an inmate by prison guards, highlighting their alleged passivity. Simultaneously, parents are accusing a school in Sintra of covering up alleged mistreatment of students, involving a teacher, a ruler, and autistic children.

Diário de Notícias: Prison guards allegedly allow barbaric assaults on inmate

A report from the Ombudsman's Office for 2025 details a brutal assault and sexual abuse of an inmate by prison guards, highlighting their passivity.

Observador: Parents accuse Sintra school of 'covering up' mistreatment

Parents are accusing a school in Sintra of covering up alleged mistreatment of students, involving a teacher, a ruler, and autistic children.

Governments are reintroducing measures to combat the current economic crisis, but they face limitations in terms of available funds for spending. Meanwhile, questions are being raised about Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's communication strategy due to a lack of direct interviews for over a year. Sebastião Bugalho, a Member of the European Parliament and Vice-President of the PSD, also commented on the role of former Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho in the current political strategy.

Público: Passos Coelho: Not central to our actions

The vice-president of the PSD (Social Democratic Party) likens the current fuel crisis to the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on António Costa's government, suggesting that former Prime Minister Passos Coelho is not a central figure in their current political strategy.

Público: Crisis measures return, but governments have less room to spend

Governments are reintroducing measures to combat the current economic crisis, but they face limitations in terms of available funds for spending.

Público: Montenegro has not given interviews for over a year. Who speaks for him?

The article questions the lack of direct interviews from Montenegro for over a year and explores who is representing his views and political messages to the public.

Ongoing archaeological excavations in Chelas, Lisbon, are unearthing significant findings that shed light on the city's history dating back 4,000 years.

Público: What is being excavated in Chelas and what it reveals about ancient Lisbon

This article explores ongoing archaeological excavations in Chelas, Lisbon, and discusses what these findings reveal about the city's history dating back 4,000 years.