Good morning! On this Monday, national headlines have chosen various topics for their main stories.
The Correio da Manhã reports that a man was “murdered where the police discovered weapons of war,” also detailing a case where a “rival was beaten to death with a hammer in a drug deal.”
The Público focuses on education, highlighting that the “Lisbon Region will have most of the 5,000 new preschool vacancies.” In contrast, it reports that “about two thousand Portuguese have been deported from various countries over the past six years.”
The Jornal de Notícias indicates that the “State fails to pay support for bicycles and electric cars.”
In the economic sector, the Jornal de Negócios features an interview with António Costa Silva, stating: “A small deficit is not a problem.” The Económico underscores that the “recovery of VAT by the tax authority poses a risk to real estate projects.”
Check all the headlines below and the front pages in the gallery above:
Correio da Manhã:
– “Man murdered where police discovered weapons of war”
– “Rival beaten to death in a drug deal”
– “Barometer: Portuguese believe no one will achieve a majority”
– “BES Case: Police seize eight rifles from Ricardo Salgado”
– “Benfica 2 – 2 Arouca: Stumble at Luz helps lion”
– “FC Porto: Team determined to ‘slap’ Villas-Boas”
– “SP Braga: Victory secures podium”
– “Sporting: Mistakes by Pote cost half a season”
– “Book Preface: Marcelo criticizes Trump’s action in Afghanistan”
– “Resende: Finds parents dead at home before concert”
– “11 million building: Million-dollar sale of FPF headquarters without documents”
Público:
– “Lisbon Region to have most of the 5,000 new preschool vacancies”
– “Ukraine: Russian victory in Kursk worsens war for civilians in Sumy”
– “Around two thousand Portuguese deported from various countries in the last six years”
– “Streaming: Transition from game to series and ‘The Last of Us’ now mentioned at weddings”
– “Series Portugal is my country: ‘When they send me to my homeland, in a way, I’m already there'”
– “Education: Around 200 directors forced to leave school leadership this year”
– “Housing: Houses only capture 1.4% of the Labor Compensation Fund”
– “1946-2025: One of the first April Captains has died. Carlos Matos Gomes died yesterday in Lisbon at the age of 78”
– “I Liga: Benfica lost its head in the title race”
Jornal de Notícias:
– “State fails to pay support for bicycles and electric cars”
– “Benfica 2-2 Arouca: Stumble. Kokçu and Pavlidis scored, but Weverson’s goal in stoppage time allows Sporting to catch the eagles. Benfica management lashes out at referees”
– “Road accidents endanger protected species”
– “Art dealer sold inmates’ works as if they were by famous artists”
– “Braga: Arson in bar where a young man was murdered”
– “Porto: VCI has five times more vehicles than CREP”
– “Carlos de Matos Gomes (1946-2025): The April Captain who wrote novels has died”
– “‘A vote for PSD or PS doesn’t make a difference, unlike a vote for PAN’. Inês Sousa Real, PAN leader”
– “Mental health: Requests for help from children and young people soar”
– “Ukraine: Russian attack in central Sumy kills 34 people”
Negócios:
– “Capital Conversation: António Costa Silva: ‘A small deficit is not a problem’. ‘European Union should retaliate now against Trump on tech’, asserts the former Economy Minister”
– “Trade war: Development Bank considers increasing aid to companies”
– “Never has US debt lost so much compared to German debt”
– “Trump’s exemptions allow Apple to breathe a sigh of relief”
– “Lithium: Savannah requests access to more land in Botica”
– “Employment: Portugal is among those with older workers”
– “Private investor: Last-minute trips don’t have to be a nightmare”
O Jornal Económico:
– “Tax authority recovering VAT puts real estate projects at risk”
– “Portuguese tourists among Europeans who most avoid the US”
– “EU faces flood of ‘made in China’ products”
– “AEP criticizes American letter to companies against anti-discrimination policies”
– “AD bets on growing salaries and pensions, lower taxes, and more houses”
– “CUF heir is the 2nd richest in Portugal”
– “Energy poverty affects more than 1.1 million Portuguese”
– “Auto sector advocates check for buying 40,000 cars a year”
– “10 billion euro plan to address tariffs has no budget impact”
– “Rita Nabeiro takes over from Pires de Lima at BCSD”
O Jogo:
– “Benfica 2-2 Arouca: Noisy draw. The reds concede a tie in stoppage time after leading twice”
– “Statement targets refereeing of Santa Clara-Sporting”
– “Bruno Lage: ‘I won’t like reading that it wasn’t a penalty…'”
– “O Jogo Tribunal unanimous: Otamendi’s penalty was wrongly called”
– “FC Porto: Martínez doesn’t let go of Rodrigo Mora. Young dragon prodigy is on the radar of the National Team. Europe enchanted: ‘Zidane has taken hold of his body'”
– “Sporting: Pedro Gonçalves took the risk. Midfielder was advised not to play in Braga last November”
– “Braga 4-1 Aves SAD: Victory secures third place. Minho club keeps one-point lead over blue and whites”
– “Boavista confirms Stuart Baxter”
– “Moreirense 0-2 Rio Ave”
– “E. Amadora 0-1 Farense”
A Bola:
– “Benfica 2-2 Arouca: Luz and League heating up. Benfica squanders two leads with Arouca and loses leadership to Sporting”
– “Eagles complain about a ‘nonexistent penalty’ for Arouca and another ‘clear one against Sporting that was ignored’, yesterday, versus Santa Clara”
– “‘We want uniform criteria’. Bruno Lage”
– “Duarte Gomes analyzes controversial moments”
– “Sporting: Pedro Gonçalves’ mistake was not refusing to play against SC Braga. A Bola tells the story of the forward’s ‘mea culpa,’ who will already have more minutes with Moreirense”
– “FC Porto: Rodrigo Mora’s renewal outlined… with PSG lurking. Luís Campos, PSG’s sporting director, is a fan of the 17-year-old, whose release clause will be below 100 million euros”
– “England: Amorim thrashed in Newcastle”
– “Warriors hold third place. SC Braga 4-1 Aves SAD”
– “E. Amadora 0-1 Farense”
– “Moreirense 0-2 Rio Ave”
Record:
– “Luz on fire”
– “Bruno Lage: ‘There can’t be different criteria'”
– “Controversial draw and leadership slips away”
– “Eagles issue statement with ‘serious concerns’ about refereeing”
– “Clear penalty against Sporting ignored, nonexistent penalty given against Benfica”
– “Sporting: The two mistakes that thwarted Pote”
– “Get to know the reasons behind the five-month stoppage”
– “Japanese player stops training and is in doubt: Muscular pain holds back Morita”
– “Alisson already training with the main team”
– “Villas-Boas seizes Rodrigo Mora”
– “Prodigy will be secured for 100 million euros”
– “England: Rúben Amorim can’t straighten up – Newcastle 4-1 Man.United”
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