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Resumo das Manhãs 26jan2026

·1 hr 4 min·6 clips
Portugal faces orange weather alerts as Depression Joseph brings heavy rain, snow, and coastal agitation.
1. Radio Comercial's 'Resumo das Manhãs' on January 26, 2026 opens as Depression Joseph begins affecting continental Portugal following Depression Ingrid. 2. Host Vera Fernandes anchors with Vasco, with Paulo Rico delivering news updates and Cláudia Macedo handling traffic. 3. The episode blends storm coverage, presidential election commentary, a viral TikTok mystery, and a workplace harassment investigation. 4. Paulo Rico reports that Depression Joseph is expected to bring rain, snow, wind and maritime surge starting in the Minho and Douro Litoral, with 11 districts under orange alert and flood zones identified in Santarém, Alpiarça, Chamusca and Golegã near the River Tejo. 5. IPMA has no forecast for when the current wet pattern will end, with heavy precipitation and strong seas expected to continue throughout the week. 6. Former CDS-PP leader Paulo Portas announced on TVI he would vote for António José Seguro in the February 8 presidential second round, citing Seguro's conduct during the Troika austerity period as a 'decent politician in a very difficult moment for Portugal.' 7. In Liga football the previous Sunday, Benfica beat Estrela da Amadora 4-0, Nacional beat Rio Ave 4-0, Famalicão beat Tondela 3-0, and Braga beat Alberca 5-0. 8. Porto are top of the Liga and can extend their lead to 7 and 10 points over Sporting and Benfica respectively if they beat Gil Vicente at Dragão at 8:15 p.m. 9. Portugal handball player Kiko Costa, nominated for Best Young Player of the Year, told Radio Comercial the team faces 'very difficult games' against Norway and Spain after earlier losses to France and Germany in the European Championship second round. 10. Portugal's Autoridade para as Condições do Trabalho received nearly 3,500 moral and sexual harassment complaints last year but applied only 20 fines, a gap Carla Tavares of the Commission for Equality attributed to difficulty proving cases. 11. Radio journalist Miguel Laia conducted the interview with Carla Tavares, who said she was not surprised by the gap between complaints and fines given how hard harassment is to prove legally. 12. Journalist Tecas visited Escola Básica de Lourdes to ask children what 'Six Seven' means; the children's explanations were incoherent, with one suggesting her brother's name was 'Six Six Six' — the devil. 13. Vasco and Vera subsequently researched the term and found it originated from rapper Skrilla's lyrics and was also used to denote basketball player heights (six foot seven), before spreading on TikTok as a phrase without fixed meaning. 14. Bolicão celebrated its 40th anniversary with the relaunch of the Tô collector stickers — 40 new characters in limited packs of Classic and Milk Bolicão, available until April. 15. Listeners were invited to share their Monday Tô mood; responses included 'Não Tô,' 'Tô farta da chuva,' 'Tô dorminhoco,' 'Tô 6-7,' and the political pun 'Tô José Seguro' after Portas's endorsement. 16. Teacher Ana Silva from Oliveira de Azeméis called in with children Francisca (16) and Pedro (9) for the Deja Ger game; they named nine studio items correctly but missed Vera's personal lighted make-up mirror from a vintage shop. 17. The prize for losing was a house designed as a roller-coaster with the bedroom at one end and the living room at the other; the hosts joked it was 'doing yourself a favour' by losing. 18. The show runs in rapid segments: news every 15–30 minutes, traffic updates, weather, sponsored games, and audience interaction via WhatsApp 910033759. 19. Regular listeners, fans of Portuguese Liga football and handball, and people following the 2026 presidential election will find the episode directly informative. 20. Non-Portuguese speakers and those seeking single-topic depth will find the fragmented morning-show format difficult to follow.
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