Diana Correia Cardoso

TejoMag • 07/09/2025

“If he were the leader he could be a great dictator”: Russians united against Putin in Lisbon in a protest supported by Navalny

On the third anniversary of the poisoning of Russian opponent Alexei Navalny, Russian and Iranian dissidents gathered to protest against Putin and dictatorial regimes.

TejoMag • 07/09/2023

“We were to blame for our disability,” said João, one of the voices at the protest against the World Youth Day

At Praça Martim Moniz, two opposing sides were represented: those who love God and the Church, and those who hate and fight it. We also found a young man who had freed himself from his chains and a curious Protestant. The night ended without incident, despite some exchanged provocations.

TejoMag • 07/09/2023

Watatakalu Yawalapiti: “I can support a president today, but not actions that will harm my life”

The leader of the women of the Xingu Indigenous Land in Brazil believes that historical reparation must come through changes in consumption habits. Machismo, present in all societies, is challenged in the fight against climate change. And without dialogue, there is no negotiation with the Brazilian government.

Jornal de Notícias • 20/11/2021

"The daily life of a trans person is not easy: it’s a painful one. I am ridiculed, questioned, and humiliated"

Aisha Noir, 27, gives a face and a voice to the struggles of the trans community in Portugal. On Transgender Day of Remembrance, hundreds of people gathered at Largo do Intendente in Lisbon to honor those killed by transphobic violence. They say there is still fear about walking the streets and are demanding access to more and better healthcare.

Jornal de Notícias • 29/01/2022

Distance between young people during the pandemic led to an increase in cases of cyberbullying

Sharing intimate images or videos that later end up being posted online, or revealing secrets, are some of the most frequent practices

Jornal de Notícias • 11/12/2021

Simplex made access to services easier

Government says program had an 85% implementation rate and saved the State €473 million.

Observador • 24/04/2024

Spain. Wife of Pedro Sánchez under investigation for alleged influence peddling and corruption

The preliminary investigation was opened on April 16. At issue is the alleged favoritism by Begoña Gómez toward a company in public contracts. Pedro Sánchez says he still "believes in justice."

Observador • 16/09/2025

With a pair of pliers, two criminals from one of Brazil’s largest factions escaped from a maximum-security prison

In the calm of Carnival night, with the prison under maintenance work and failures in video surveillance and lighting, the two inmates carried out their escape. The government says they had no outside help.

Observador • 30/04/2024

Trump fined about 8000 euros for violating gag order in trial over payment to porn actress Stormy Daniels

A social media comment about the judge’s daughter cost the former President a fine of about 8000 e, for violating the ban on making statements about witnesses.