
Shouldn't "eu morro" be in future tense? The spanish and swahili sentences are in future tense as well.

Not necessarily. In Portuguese, the present indicative tense may also be used for near future events and actions, like in English, but this is less restricted and more common. It's even more common if it's connected with a sentence in the future subjunctive, like this one.
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #2391377
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