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Online Class on Integrity Starts Monday to “Anti-Corruption Month”

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Briefings

The MENAC launched an online integrity course for secondary schools starting November 2, 2026, with events running until December 11. Key activities include a November 16 launch of a judicial platform against sports result manipulation and a December 10 presentation of anti-corruption online games by students from the University of Lisbon. The initiative is supported by the President of the Republic and features a joint conference on December 9 in Porto regarding maritime and airport border threats. Public participation involves PMs, ministers, and lawyers addressing schools.

Key points

• The MENAC launched an online integrity course for secondary schools starting November 2, 2026, with events running until December 11.
• A joint conference on December 9 in Porto focused on maritime and airport border threats, including drug trafficking.

Context

The 'Mecanismo Nacional Anticorrupção' (MENAC) initiative aims to combat corruption through educational programs targeting secondary schools across the country, with significant support from the President of the Republic and participation from legal and political officials.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the MENAC's activities up to December 11, 2026, with specific details on the judicial platform and student games limited to the University of Lisbon context. No data on broader public participation metrics, long-term impact, or regional corruption trends is provided.

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