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Luísa Meireles Leaves the Direction of the Lusa Due to the Situation "that Was Becoming Unsustainable"

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The director will leave the news agency's information management after having accepted a proposal for an exit made by the Board of Directors. Lusaka has been on an arm of iron with the administration because of several points related to the writing

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Luísa Meireles will leave the post on 12 October, after eight years in the leadership of the information of Lusaka. She speaks in an "insurmountable" situation and claims that she has never interfered with editorial freedom.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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During a communication to the workers of the news agency, Luísa Meireles said that she will leave the post on October 12, in the face of a situation "that has become unsustainable", after eight years in the leadership of the information of the Lusaka.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The director will leave the news agency's information management after having accepted a proposal for an exit made by the Board of Directors. Lusaka has been on an arm of iron with the administration because of several points related to the writing

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The person in charge said that DI has always sought to be a "bridge and barrier" between the editorial staff and CA, arguing that it never interfered with journalists' freedom of editorial choice.

He was eight years ahead of the information from Lusaka but left office after negotiations with the board of directors.

The information director of the agency Lusaka, Luísa Meireles, will leave the position on October 12, after eight years in office, due to a situation that she considered unsustainable.

·Portugal
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IOL Portugal broke the news in Portugal on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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