AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPorto Mobility Boost: Porto has started free public transport for residents across the metro network (metro, buses, suburban trains, trams and river services) via the Cartão Porto/Andante system, rolling out from July 10 with an estimated cost up to €25m a year. World Cup Tech Row: FIFA says there is “no evidence” an overhead camera wire affected England’s equaliser vs Norway, after Norway protested and FIFA pointed to sensor data showing no sign the ball hit the cable. Spain’s Semi-Final Momentum: Spain head into their France semi-final after another late win over Belgium, with Mikel Merino scoring again from the bench to extend a run of knockout winners. Portugal-Linked Transfers Watch: Sunderland’s talks with Roma over Argentinian defender Soule are ongoing, with the player’s agent reported to be in England for discussions. Wildfire Aftermath (Spain): A British couple were found badly burned after being trapped in southern Spain’s Almeria wildfires that have killed at least 12 people. Skywatch: Europe is set for a rare total solar eclipse in August 2026, with Portugal and nearby regions among the viewing interest areas.
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