AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFestival Tech: Vodafone Portugal and SIBS are using 5G network slicing to keep payments reliable at this year’s Vodafone Paredes de Coura festival (12–15 August), even when mobile traffic spikes. Astronomy Watch: Portugal is set to see only a small slice of the 12 August total solar eclipse, while much of Europe gets partial views; officials stress safe viewing with certified eclipse glasses—no direct looking, no regular sunglasses. Politics & Cost of Living: Portugal’s Socialist Party accuses the government of “making money” by raising fuel taxes after pump prices fell, arguing the ISP increase hits families and businesses. Royal Update: Prince Sverre Magnus says he’ll study in Lisbon this autumn (Forward College), with later training in Paris and Berlin. Security & Defence: Tekever has signed with the Portuguese Air Force to supply AR5 drones for maritime surveillance, with delivery and initial capability planned for September. Sports (Cricket): Former Australian all-rounder Moises Henriques is set to captain Portugal in a push to qualify for the T20 World Cup.
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