The Diário de Notícias reports today that “Signal inhibitors in Vale de Judeus await green light from the AMA”. Meanwhile, the Jornal de Notícias emphasizes, “Supreme Court opens door to seizure of Venezuelan state accounts”.
The Público headlines, “School directors accuse the government of giving in to far-right ideology”, referencing changes to the citizenship subject. The Correio da Manhã presents the same theme on its front page: “Citizenship subject. Government wants less sex education in schools”.
Specialty outlets also weigh in, with Negócios featuring, “‘No reform without pain.’ Companies call for pacts”. The Jornal Económico focuses on, “Galp negotiates Namibia with a strong partner”.
In sports news, O Jogo opens with “FC Porto. Strong bet on Froholdt. Dragons secure young Copenhagen midfielder, beating Tottenham and German giants to the signing”. Record highlights, “Sporting 1-0 Sunderland. Harder shows potential. The double champions win but remain unconvincing”. Finally, A Bola focuses on the promised renovations at Estádio da Luz: “Luz 2030. ‘Benfica District’ presented today ‘to start immediately'”.
Complete FrontPage Headlines:
Correio da Manhã:
– “Citizenship subject. Government wants less sex education in schools”
– “More finance, less sex education in curriculum”
– “Sporting 1 Sunderland 0. Trincão paves the way for victory”
– “Rui Costa promises revolution at Luz”
– “Champions. French club Nice on the million-dollar route”
– “FC Porto. Gabri Veiga takes number 10 jersey from Mora”
– “Poll. Three-way tie in presidential race”
– “Relocation. Teachers with subsidy up to 500 euros per month”
– “15,000 euros. Elderly man compensated for hotel fall”
– “Setúbal. Robbery at CTT nets 60,000 euros for gang”
– “Oliveira de Frades. Motorcyclist dies in chain accident on A25”
– “Politics. Montenegro praises Chega and criticizes socialists”
– “Credit. Home interest rates below 3%”
Público:
– “School directors accuse government of ceding to far-right ideology”
– “USA. Like Epstein, tariffs and immigration overshadow Donald Trump’s horizon”
– “Middle East. Israeli tanks enter Gaza for the first time”
– “Lisbon. Metro with 1,500 hours of problems in a year and a half”
– “Education. Teachers in underprivileged areas receive more”
– “Alcobaça Festival. At Cistermúsica, the classics range from Palestrina to Marco Paulo”
– “Space. Astronauts’ blood and urine come to Portugal”
– “Work. Artificial intelligence is shaping ‘contact centers’ in Portugal”
– “Project. Multipurpose arena, swimming pool, hotel: Benfica’s plan for Estádio da Luz”
Jornal de Notícias:
– “Supreme Court opens door to seizing Venezuelan state accounts”
– “Changes in citizenship subject. ‘A total ‘delete’ in sex education’. Psychologist Margarida Gaspar de Matos criticizes government”
– “25,000 more people without a family doctor in just one month”
– “Santo Tirso. Quarry reactivation scares residents”
– “Bragança. Polytechnic invests in new Health school”
– “IRS. Salaries and pensions grow but return to normal in October”
– “FC Porto pays 20 million for Danish prodigy”
– “Sporting 1-0 Sunderland. Trincão’s goal seals victory over English side”
– “Benfica. Trip to Nice in the Champions League and Ríos in Lisbon today”
– “Summer. Liliana Filipa shows bikinis on Sicilian beaches”
Diário de Notícias:
– “Signal inhibitors in Vale de Judeus await green light from the AMA”
– “Benfica. Modernization of Estádio da Luz and surrounding areas to cost over 200 million”
– “Investigation. PSP arrests trafficker delivering to homes”
– “Oil. Galp to start negotiations with partners for Namibian project”
– “Japan. Ishiba clings to power in Japan after electoral setback. The blame (also) rests on rice prices”
– “War. US and Germany agree to deliver five ‘Patriot’ systems to Ukraine”
– “Railway. Council seeks to explore Cascais Line”
– “Market. FC Porto signs Froholdt, sells Otávio, and resists City’s interest in Diogo Costa”
– “History. São Vicente de Fora and the organ that captivates audiences in liturgy and concerts”
– “Brazilian artist Preta Gil, daughter of Gilberto Gil, has died”
Negócios:
– “‘No reform without pain.’ Companies call for pacts”
– “Angolans with frozen accounts complain about Portuguese justice”
– “Energy. Floene perplexed by exclusion from hydrogen”
– “Presidential Poll. Gouveia e Melo, Marques Mendes, and Seguro in technical tie”
– “Stocks. Hong Kong dominates IPOs”
Jornal Económico:
– “Galp negotiates Namibia with a strong partner”
– “Unemployment hits lowest level since July 2023 in June”
– “American Embassy concerned about China’s influence in Portugal”
– “Moreira Rato remains focused on governance”
– “Mota-Engil leading in constructing new Lisbon metro line”
– “NOS profits down 21% in first half but revenue increases”
– “Coffee leads price rises, pressure will continue”
– “Rauva aims to hire 500 people by end of 2026”
O Jogo:
– “FC Porto. Strong bet on Froholdt. Dragons secure young Copenhagen midfielder, beating Tottenham and German giants to the signing”
– “Sporting 1-0 Sunderland. Trincão substitutes for Gyokeres”
– “Chelsea demands more for Félix”
– “Boavista. Fans create a new club”
Record:
– “Sporting 1-0 Sunderland. Harder shows potential. The double champions win but remain unconvincing”
– “Gyokeres succession accelerates. SAD ready to increase offer for Suárez”
– “Benfica. Ríos freezes Félix”
– “Dragon targets Alberto. Talks include swap with João Mário”
– “Rodrigo Mora may enter the market”
– “FC Porto. Signed until 2030. Froholdt is coming”
A Bola:
– “Luz 2030. ‘Benfica District’ presented today ‘to start immediately'”
– “Ríos in Lisbon today and eager to start”
– “FC Porto. Froholdt set to sign for 5 seasons”
– “Otávio brings in 13.6 million”
– “Training camp in Austria begins”
– “Sporting 1-0 Sunderland. Tired but victorious”
– “An additional 2.25 million for Catamo”
– “Arsenal to try again for Gyokeres”
– “SAD may reach 22 million for Luis Suárez”
– “Champions League. Nice (France)-Benfica”
– “Europa League 3. Lugano (Switzerland)-Cluj (Romania)/ Levski Sofia (Bulgaria)-SC Braga”
– “Conference League. Larne (Northern Ireland)-Pristina (Kosovo)/ Varazdin (Croatia)-Santa Clara”
