Programa ao vivo | Quarta-feira, 4 de março

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Portuguese designer Constança Entrudo says Portugal has the conditions to become a global fashion reference in the coming years.

The episode opens with host Fernando Vives introducing the day's topics from SBS studios in Sydney. The first segment previews an interview with Portuguese designer Constança Entrudo, who discusses fashion industry transformations and Portugal's emerging role. News coverage begins with Donald Trump denying that Israel dictated U.S. bombing timing against Iran, while criticizing Spain and the UK for denying airbase access. Iranian ambassador Ali Bahreini condemns the attacks as 'totally stupid,' and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises stronger retaliation. The program shifts to Australian implications, with Energy Minister Chris Bowen addressing fuel reserves and warning against panic buying despite stocks being below international standards. Sports coverage highlights Matildas midfielder Amy Sayer praising Iranian players' bravery amid political instability ahead of their Asian Women's Cup match. Brazilian news reveals Federal Deputy Nicolas Ferreira and Pastor Guilherme Batista used a private jet linked to fraud-accused businessman Daniel Vorcaro during the 2022 election campaign. The interview with Constança Entrudo explores her textile design background, critique of 'craft washing' in fashion, and use of AI alongside traditional techniques. She emphasizes authenticity and questions transparency in 'Made in Portugal' labels. The episode then analyzes the end of Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa's presidency in Portugal, describing his charismatic, hypochondriac style and close public engagement. Economic analysis follows with Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock warning that Middle East conflict could exacerbate inflation, while economist Saul Eslake explains potential fuel price increases and interest rate impacts. The program concludes with reminders about SBS Portuguese digital platforms and a promo for the 'Work in Progress' podcast.

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