CNN Portugal: its coverage of Storm Charles

Kept by incident.media@web-summit.dinis, 2026-11-11, 11:37 UTC. One of the outlets in the media watch. Everything here is evidence (what the outlet published, read from its own pages) or, where it compares, analysis. Not a warning service: follow IPMA ↗ and ANEPC ↗.

Feed only. from 2026-11-11T03:30:00Z: no terms page was found by our reader, so only its public feed is read, for headline, time and link; its article pages are no longer opened and by-lines are no longer read. Until Dinis decides.

Against the key moments

Its first item on each keyed fact, and its place among the outlets we could read (the full tables).

Its sources, as far as its own pages say

• Links to primary sources: 1 of 44 items link to a body that decides or warns (Diário da República). A link is not the same as sourcing: text and broadcasts name sources without linking.
• It published the wire of Lusa: 6 items (the item's by-line names the agency).

Licence and terms, as it publishes them

Read 11 Nov 02:14 UTC from its own pages. A reading, not legal advice.

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By-lines on this story, as printed

Marta Coropos Carvalho, Nuno Mandeiro, Pedro Filipe Silva. A by-line is a public professional credit; nothing else about anyone is kept (all by-lines).

What it published, in order