The informative morning of TSF This Wednesday is marked by the missile that fell in Poland and killed two people. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said preliminary analyzes indicated that the shell that landed on Polish territory is a Ukrainian air defense missile.
Poland’s president admitted that the missile “has been launched by Ukraine” due to an “unfortunate accident.”
Residents of the Polish village of Przewodow, near the Ukrainian border, remain in shock after the shell exploded.
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The controversy between António Costa and Carlos Costa continues. The President of the Government guarantees that the news will “clarify” all the controversy over the alleged pressure to keep Isabel dos Santos at Banco BIC, revealed by the former governor of the Bank of Portugal, Carlos Costa, in the book “O Governador”.
Mário Centeno criticized what he says is the habit of rewriting history with censored data.
In turn, the president of the PS rejected the pressure from the prime minister on the Bank of Portugal, defended that it was António Costa who “liberated” BPI from Isabel dos Santos and blamed the executive of Passos Coelho for the Banif process.
Also noteworthy is the rise in interest rates that, according to Mário Centeno, should be felt in deposits. The governor of the Bank of Portugal, therefore, left an appeal to the banks.
Due to the war in Ukraine and energy dependence, with a macroeconomic framework full of uncertainties, Mário Centeno also warned that a recession could be on the way.
Finally, NASA successfully launched the Space Launch System rocket for the unmanned mission to the Moon Artemis I, after successive launches were delayed due to technical problems or adverse weather conditions.
Source: TSF
