Lisbon, March 25, 2026 (Lusa) - Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and the shifting energy landscape dominate Wednesday's headlines, alongside domestic debates on AI's unavoidable role, public spending, and student protests for accessible education.
Sábado:
- "Six perfect itineraries for Easter"
- "Lisbon flea market. We went shopping for stolen tiles, and there are many"
- "From fear to fashion. The strong return of nuclear. Europe gives up on closing plants and wants to build new ones"
- "Operation Lúmen. The Castro brothers are part of Espinho's elite and even won the same tender"
- "Seguro and Carneiro. A story of friendship, alliance, and separation"
Correio da Manhã:
- "Homicidal son to be handed over to his father after three years in closed regime"
- "José Manuel Barroso celebrates 70th birthday with a massive party without Marcelo"
- "Judiciary Police have no trace of manager missing in Algarve"
- "Investments. More than €5 billion in Savings Certificates"
- "Tires Prison. Killer nurse in the same wing as widow Rosa"
- "Middle East War. Israel intensifies attacks in Beirut"
- "In Colombia's national team. Sporting fears Suárez's fatigue"
- "Championship. European matches tighten the calendar"
- "FC Porto. Champions League secures veterans at the Dragão"
- "Penafiel. Couple dies in car plunge into the water"
- "Students. Protest demands free education and housing"
- "Lisbon. Secretary-general banned from entering City Hall"
Público:
- "Record number of C-sections in health service hospitals. North and Alentejo with the worst records"
- "Digital banking. Revolut matches Millenium BCP (BCP) and is now approaching Caixa Geral de Depósitos (CGD)"
- "Public finances. Government has room to reach a deficit of 0.5%"
- "Middle East. Israel says it will control 10% of Lebanon"
- "US may bet on Ghalibaf to have someone to talk to"
- "Spinumviva. Montenegro withheld information from state services from which he requested an opinion"
- "Higher Education. Students from across the country protested: 'Scholarships yes; tuition fees no'"
- "Socialist Party. Carneiro calls independents to the congress, where critics will make themselves heard"
Jornal de Notícias:
- "Filling the tank at 'low cost' fuel stations saves up to €22"
- "Interior North regions break records in Tourism"
- "Israel occupies southern Lebanon and expels thousands"
- "Culture. 'Ser espiritual' by Luís Portela reaches 37 editions and 30,000 books"
- "Matosinhos. Lawyer threatened by imprisoned boyfriend took drugs into prison"
- "Gondomar. Car crash kills young couple"
- "Aveiro. March Fair is only paid on concert days"
- "League. Porto scores a rout in winter reinforcements"
- "'Secret Story'. Love triangle sparks debate on toxic relationships"
Diário de Notícias:
- "Cuba available to send doctors and reinforce the health service in 'a short time'"
- "Musical. Sofia Escobar. 'Evita strengthened women. It is the right role at this moment in my life'"
- "Sintra schools claim priority works from local authorities"
- "Budget. Government thinks it is 'still premature' to make the Amending Budget the opposition wants"
- "Mortgage rates expected to rise in April before European Central Bank (ECB) hikes rates"
- "Labour Reform. Negotiations will continue and reduce Seguro's margin to veto proposal"
- "Middle East. Trump says he has won the war, but continues to negotiate with Iran"
- "Relationship. Sónia Silva wants to build bridges between Luxembourg and Portugal"
- "Documentary. Martin Parr: Surreal realism"
- "Cycling. Volta ao Alentejo hits the road with new formats"
Negócios:
- "Large companies ask Brussels for harmonisation"
- "Renewable projects multiply, and opposition is growing"
- "State will pocket €22 million from the sale of a property in Berlin"
- "EU-Australia agreement opens opportunities for national exports"
- "War in Iran. High oil prices are here to stay and could reach $200"
- "Sustainability 20/30. Álvaro José Ferreira, CEO of Celfocus. 'The role of the computer engineer will change'"
O Jornal Económico:
- "Portugal recorded the 4th highest increase in construction costs in the EU"
- "One billion in tariffs fall with the EU-Australia agreement"
- "Portuguese banks have €583 million in exposure to the Middle East"
- "International Energy Agency (IEA) consults Asian and European governments to release more oil"
- "Who gained €580 million before Trump announced a truce?"
- "ReVentures invests €225 million in senior housing"
- "Negotiation round. Employers and General Workers’ Union (UGT) have not yet given up on an agreement on labour law"
- "Taxes. Tax lawyer Rogério Fernandes Ferreira. 'Football, Less Value Added Tax (VAT) on tickets would align fiscal and sports policies'"
RYOL // ADB.
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