Good morning! It’s Saturday and the time to catch up on today’s newspaper headlines available on July 12 at newsstands.
The Público reports that “In five years, Health flagged 554 cases of infant negligence” and “Polytechnic institutes will now train secondary school teachers.”
The Correio da Manhã highlights “Prosecutor warns of ‘Brazilian Mafia’: Presence of PCC in Portugal is ‘very concerning,’ says magistrate” as well as “Premature baby born in ambulance dies in hospital.”
The Jornal de Notícias states “Double murderer uses temporary releases to attempt murder on wife” and “State already spends over one million euros a year on treatments.”
In sports, A Bola covers “Portuguese Cup Final with heavy consequence: 5-match ban for Matheus Reis.” Meanwhile, Record underscores “Video referee room disagreements spared Matheus Reis from expulsion in Cup final.” O Jogo headlines “Samu total purchase by FC Porto.” Dragões acquired the possession share from Atlético de Madrid.
See below the main highlights from the national press, including sports dailies, and in the gallery above their respective front pages:
Correio da Manhã:
– “Prosecutor warns of ‘Brazilian Mafia’: Presence of PCC in Portugal is ‘very concerning,’ says magistrate (interview with Lincoln Gakiya, São Paulo Prosecutor)”
– “Premature baby born in ambulance dies in hospital”
– “Portugal ranked second most aged country in the European Union”
– “Sporting refuses to pay Gyokeres’ agent”
– “Uncertainty in team concerns Lage”
– “Investment: major public works to accelerate next year”
– “Tax: additional IRS reduction planned in 2026 Budget”
– “Anjos lawsuit against Joana Marques: Judge says no sacred themes in humor”
– “FC Porto: Dragão begins with ambition and uncertainties”
Público:
– “In five years, Health flagged 554 cases of infant negligence”
– “São Tomé and Príncipe. ‘Some profited and still profit from independence'”
– “Ana Maria Costa. The confectioner preserving the history of D. Amélia cakes”
– “Linhó Strike. ‘I feel they want us living dead'”
– “Immigration. Government and Chega agree to complicate family reunification”
– “Higher Education. Polytechnic institutes will train secondary teachers”
– “Profile. The man who sought ‘the largest aircraft fleet’. Carlos Oliveira is the new TAP president and developed Skyuber”
– “Parliament. General approval for anonymous crime as public crime”
Jornal de Notícias:
– “Double murderer uses temporary releases to attempt murder on wife”
– “Ferrari sells cars as costly as a T3 apartment in Porto center”
– “FC Porto. Return to work with Samu breaking records. Entire stake raises cost to 32 million euros”
– “Insolvency. Boavista edges closer to relegation”
– “Navigators. Portugal loses to Belgium (1-2) and exits the European tournament”
– “Diogo Jota beyond the sidelines”
– “Gaza. Nearly 800 people died searching for food”
– “Hot springs. State already spends one million euros annually on treatments”
– “Joana Marques. ‘I’d rather live in a world where humor offends'”
– “Medieval fairs. A summer to the tune of swords and lutes”
– “Ermesinde. Community alarmed by rat and cockroach infestation”
O Jogo:
– “FC Porto. Samu total purchase. Dragões acquired the remaining stake from Atlético de Madrid. Forward costs 32 million euros, surpassing Nico González on FC Porto’s most expensive transfers list”
– “Francesco Farioli calls for proactivity and resists idleness”
– “Pre-season start with 29 players at first practice”
– “Borja Sainz arrived yesterday to finalize transfer”
– “Benfica. Final push for Almada. Kokçu moves to Beşiktaş as Argentine becomes a priority”
– “Obrador signed until 2030 and introduced. United enables Carreras’ move to Real Madrid”
– “Sporting. Gyokeres faces disciplinary action and fine if absent today”
– “Matheus Reis penalized with a 5-match ban. Quenda and Debast with one”
– “Friendly matches: draw with Nacional and victory against Torreense”
– “Cycling. João Almeida falls, loses 10 minutes. Portuguese bids farewell to podium hopes in Tour”
– “Market. Gil Vicente presents Hevertton, Martín Fernández, and Agustín Moreira, but Félix Correia exits. Alverca confirms André Gomes and Alex Amorim. Famalicão secures ex-Benfica Pedro Santos for three years. Aves SAD announces Pedro Lima. Rio Ave loses director João Amaral to Barcelona”
A Bola:
– “5-match ban for Matheus Reis. Cup Final with heavy consequence. Sporting appeals to the TAD. Jamor imposes 1-game suspension on Quenda for wearing offensive t-shirt. Winger serves 2 games, as per previous similar suspension following match against V. Guimarães. Debast also misses Super Cup, likewise punished from league’s final match”
– “Gyokeres not joining, and Arsenal unlikely to proceed for now”
– “Benfica. Eagles raise stakes for João Félix”
– “Obrador introduced. ‘I want to win everything'”
– “FC Porto. Samu becomes the priciest ever”
– “Borja arrived in Porto on season opening day”
– “Women’s Euro. Portugal-Belgium 1-2. A foreseen farewell”
– “Tour de France. João Almeida fell and pódium outlook dims”
Record:
– “VAR scandal: Video referee room disagreement spared Matheus Reis from Cup final expulsion”
– “Tiago Martins deemed conduct violent and wanted to call Luís Godinho; assistants said he couldn’t because play resumed; mistake acknowledged by all before Disciplinary Council”
– “Unglorious exit: Women’s Euro, Portugal 1 – Belgium 2”
– “Process imminent for Gyokeres”
– “Push for Almada: Benfica’s management pushing for Argentine next week; Kokçu allowed to travel to Istanbul; Estádio da Luz capacity increase to 68,100”
– “Samu at 100% for 32 million euros; becomes Portugal’s most expensive signing ever; Farioli demanding on first day”
