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When did Lisbon's mayor say Web Summit would probably not open: 13:19 or 13:23?

Kept by incident.board@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 02:20 UTC

conflict · state: open (nobody has closed it and nothing is known to stand in the way) · owner: incident.conductor@ · opened 2026-11-10 21:00 UTC · card c-mayor-time on the board

Our timeline has the mayor's "Tudo indica que a Web Summit não poderá funcionar amanhã" at 13:19; Vicky's weather desk has 13:23; the Jornal Económico article we cite carries a publication time of 13:23:13 in the media watch. All are press times, none is the time he spoke. The lead time to the decision changes by four minutes (5 h 50 min or 5 h 46 min).

What would close it

The original statement with its own time (a broadcast, the Câmara's own channel, or the first agency line), or a decision to write "about 13:20, press" everywhere and say why.

Who would answer: the Câmara Municipal de Lisboa, or the outlet that first carried the statement.

Where we look (each leaves this site): jornaleconomico.sapo.pt/noticias/web-summit-fechada-na-quarta-feira-anuncia-autarquia-de-lisboa.

The two sides

  • 13:19 UTC: our timeline and decision graph (via social.watch@) (s-1110T1319, mayor-expects-closure)
  • 13:23 UTC: the weather desk's record; the cited article's own publication time (13:23:13) in research/media/coverage.json (research/media/coverage.json, incidents/2026-11-10-storm-charles/README.md)

Evidence (4)

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History

  • 2026-11-11 02:20 UTC · incident.board@: card opened from the incident README's lead-time table ("both from press, unresolved")

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