Benfica's coach José Mourinho announced that he will not make significant changes to the team lineup for Saturday's match against Estoril, despite the upcoming League Cup semi-final against Sporting Braga. This decision follows the injury of Enzo Barrenechea, which led to Sidny being listed on the bench and expected to debut during the game. Mourinho emphasized the importance of maintaining team stability ahead of critical fixtures. In Portuguese football, FC Porto's remarkable first half of the season is highlighted, with comments noting that if Porto's performance matched last year's, their position would be even more impressive. Mourinho praised Porto's results, describing their first-half performance as extraordinary, and pointed out that the success of teams like Benfica and Sporting depends on their rivals' performances. Meanwhile, in political news, U.S. President Trump confirmed that the United States has taken control of Venezuela and its oil resources, promising to govern until a 'just and peaceful transition' is achieved. The U.S. claims to have captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, with images circulating of his detention. Trump also criticized Russia for obstructing peace efforts and accused Maduro of protecting a drug trafficking network and fostering corruption. The crisis in Venezuela has led to widespread fear and uncertainty among the population, with reports of Venezuelans reacting with anxiety after the recent attacks. The situation has also involved international accusations, including the U.S. blaming Maduro for safeguarding illicit networks and Russia denying the presence of Venezuela's vice-president in Moscow following American operations. In other global developments, there are reports of a wildfire at a Swiss ski resort, with images showing the fire's origin, and a tragic fire in Switzerland causing distress among families of missing youths. Additionally, the U.S. has launched military operations in Venezuela, with President Trump asserting control over the country and its oil, while also expressing intentions for a peaceful transition. In legal and social news, the Portuguese Supreme Court confirmed an eight-year sentence for a former prosecutor involved in Felgueiras, and concerns are raised over the mismanagement of Portuguese wool resources. Other stories include a canceled concert in Lisbon due to payment disputes, and a series of international and domestic political and social issues, such as the delay of health reforms ordered by President Marcelo, and investigations into gunfire in Lisbon. Overall, the news covers significant sports achievements, political upheavals, international conflicts, and social issues, reflecting a turbulent global landscape.