The national newspapers focus on various topics this Tuesday, with much attention given to the escape from Alcoentre prison that occurred on Monday night.
The Diário de Notícias reports that “expenditure on free medications for CSI beneficiaries rises 68%” and Jornal de Notícias highlights the tolls: “End of tolls on scut roads removes 25 thousand cars per day from national roads.”
In the economic press, the alcohol tax is highlighted in Jornal Económico: “State gains 50 million with alcohol tax.” Negócios notes that “pensions in Portugal are among those that will consume the most revenue.”
In sports, the transfer market continues to make headlines, particularly concerning the possible departure of Florentino from Benfica.
Check below for all the national newspaper headlines and see the full front pages in the gallery above:
Diário de Notícias:
– “Expenditure on free medications for CSI beneficiaries rises 68%”
– “Security. Two inmates escape from Alcoentre. Prison had tower and some cameras deactivated”
– “Jorge Viana. ‘The good is a world of collaboration. That is why I bet on the Mercosur agreement with the EU'”
– “Round 2. José Sócrates responds today to the Public Prosecutor’s Office”
– “Local elections. Almost half of Lisbon’s parishes may change hands”
– “Trade. Trump opens fire with 25% tariffs but says he still wants to negotiate”
– “Euro2025. Portugal draws (1-1) against Italy and keeps hope for qualification”
Correio da Manhã:
– “Trial of the Murtosa pregnant woman case. Jury decides the destiny of Mónica’s lover”
– “FC Porto presents new coach. Ambitious Dragon invests heavily in the market”
– “Benfica. Kokçu refuses to work with Lage”
– “Sporting. Millions for Gyokeres to buy Luis Suárez”
– “‘Marquês.’ Sócrates tries to halt the case”
– “Rio de Mouro, Sintra. Mother takes 5-month-old baby from kidnapper’s hands”
– “By 2030. INEM helicopters cost 42 thousand euros per day”
– “Northern country. Robbers use drone to control the elderly”
– “Algarve. Illegal tuna fishing worth millions”
– “Using a rope. Two prisoners escape from Alcoentre prison”
Público:
– “Two-thirds of municipalities have less than ten bank branches”
– “Emergency. Executive Directorate under fire with lack of response to pregnant women. Air Force helicopters cannot land at several heliports. Minister of Defense corrects INEM”
– “Health. 18 thousand tons of salt and 7432 of sugar consumed less”
– “Justice. Two inmates scale the wall and escape from Alcoentre prison”
– “Director change. RTP’s administration risks a fine of 20 thousand to 150 thousand euros”
– “Immigrants. Ombudsman points out ‘serious failures’ to PSP at Benformoso”
– “Parliament. Aguiar-Branco has ‘reservations’ about the government’s nationality law”
– “Gaza Strip. Israeli and [north] American foundation proposed ‘deradicalization’ camps”
– “Protected species. Alcateia program has five million to recover the Iberian wolf”
i:
– “Irrefusable”
– “Summer holidays. Time to pack.”
– “Many Portuguese are on the verge of enjoying the well-deserved rest”
– “The most sought-after destinations, from Funchal to exotic stops”
Jornal de Notícias:
– “End of tolls on scut roads removes 25 thousand cars per day from national roads”
– “Two prisoners use sheets to escape prison”
– “‘I want to return FC Porto to its place’. Farioli ambitious in the presentation. Villas-Boas promises the biggest market ever in the club’s history”
– “Gaia. Menezes threatens to leave Unir and promises to reopen Ponte Luís I to traffic”
– “Economy. Banking achieves record profit riding on fees”
– “Portuguese cut salt and sugar”
– “Europe. Sailors draw with Italy and keep quarterfinal dream alive”
– “Tax office. Outstanding debts soar after prescription”
– “Justice. Dangerous gang attacks and robs debilitated elderly in the northern region”
– “Chega. Exposing immigrant children does not violate the law, says Aguiar-Branco”
Negócios:
– “Pensions in Portugal are among those that will consume the most revenue”
– “Collective bargaining ensures up to six weeks of vacation”
– “Trump and the EU closer to a tariff agreement”
– “Government already advances with a 300 MW network connection auction at Pego”
– “New stock market business wants to reach IGCP, BdP and banks”
– “USA vs China: the choice that Angola cannot make”
– “Tourism. Tirsense owner of the Moov chain with two more hotels in Brazil”
Jornal Económico:
– “State gains 50 million with alcohol tax”
– “Miranda Sarmento and EU believe in agreement with tariffs below 10%”
– “Refining margins fall 20% in the first quarter”
– “Sale of less than 50% of TAP begins in the coming weeks”
– “Trump threatens extra 10% tariffs on countries aligned with BRICS”
– “‘Serious failures’ in PSP operations on Benformoso street”
– “Musk’s new party scares Tesla investors”
– “Pascal Donohoe re-elected Eurogroup leader”
– “Podcast. ‘Uncertainty is everywhere'”
Record:
– “Benfica. Midfield revolution. Florentino and Kokçu may follow Renato Sánchez’s footsteps”
– “Sporting. Gyokeres says enough. Not returning on Friday”
– “FC Porto. Villas-Boas promises to open purse strings: ‘It could be the biggest market ever'”
– “Farioli presents: ‘I know what it takes to win'”
– “Women’s Euro. Portugal 1 Italy 1. Sailors still dream”
A Bola:
– “Florentino could yield 30 million. Napoli is the main candidate to hire the Benfica midfielder”
– “Tottenham attentive to Kokçu”
– “Sporting. Gyokeres to close by Friday. Alternative. Luis Suárez could cost 20MEuro”
– “Besiktas insists on Morita”
– “FC Porto. Villas-Boas promises ‘best market ever'”
– “Women’s European. Sailors can still dream. Portugal-Italy 1-1”
O Jogo:
– “FC Porto. ‘It could be the biggest market ever.’ Villas-Boas promised to renew the squad in the new coach’s presentation for immediate success”
– “Francesco Farioli. ‘I know what it takes to win'”
– “Prpic: 4.5 million plus one for objectives and a 60MEuro clause”
– “Benfica. Águias attentive to Cuenca. Left-footed centre from Fulham referenced”
– “Newcastle considers moving for Kokçu”
– “Sporting. Competition for Luis Suárez. Sunderland, Burnley and Arabs inquire about the lions’ target”
– “Women. Diana Gomes at the last moment. Portugal draws with Italy [1-1] and stays ‘alive'”
– “Refereeing. Malheiro continues. Tiago Martins only in VAR. First category includes two judges beyond age limit”
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