Lisbon, June 1, 2026 (Lusa) - The beach season, fuel prices and the upcoming World Cup all feature on the front pages of Portugal's newspapers this Monday as we move into June.
Correio da Manhã:
- "Prosecutor's Office charges. Scam targeting the elderly through dating sites. Fake architect pulls off a €200,000 scam"
- "Government launches tender to support newspaper distribution"
- "Portuguese children spend the most time at school"
- "Retirement. Average old-age pension rises to €1,760"
- "Porto won't let up. Two-time European champions fight for Diogo Costa"
- "37.4 hours. Working week above the EU average"
- "Azambuja. Bull on the loose causes three injuries"
- "Domestic violence. Man takes gun and knives to visit his hospitalised wife"
- "Invasion of Lebanon. Israel captures stronghold"
Público:
- "Tax that raised 500 million for the health service is no longer earmarked for health"
- "Half a century of decline. Children up to 12 years old now account for just 9.8% of the population"
- "Middle East. Israel captures key position and expands offensive in southern Lebanon"
- "Police. Violence at Rato police station claims two more victims"
- "Justice. Caixa and the Bank of Portugal in court over 10 euros"
- "Book Fair. Some get married in a book-signing queue, others get a book tattooed on their skin"
- "Environment. Analysis shows 'worrying' air pollution outside schools in Lisbon"
- "Politics. There is room for new parties, but that is not how populism will be curbed"
Jornal de Notícias:
- "Beach season kicks off with 265 fewer certified lifeguards on the beaches"
- "Live journalism in Lamego to mark the 138th anniversary of 'Jornal de Notícias'"
- "World Cup. Portugal among the favourites with bookmakers"
- "Firefighters. League honours the heroes who risked their lives to save others"
- "Sentence. Six years in prison for drug dealer who organised 'treasure hunts'"
- "Economy. Fall in prices drives cork producers away"
- "Valongo. End of RRP threatens disability support"
- "Porto. Linha Rosa construction sites to disappear by S João Day"
- "Budapest. 'Warm-hearted' Madalena by João Neves"
Diário de Notícias:
- "For three years, new recruits to the PSP police force have not matched those leaving"
- "Marilyn Monroe. 100 years of solitude"
- "PSD. Re-elected Montenegro faces the challenge of governance and the shadow of Passos"
- "Fuel. Filling up the tank is five euros cheaper from today"
- "Conflict. Beaufort, the Crusader castle that Israel occupied to gain control over southern Lebanon"
- "Luís Felipe Salomão. 'Democracy needs to defend itself from democracy itself'"
- "Philosopher. Edgar Morin and the splendour of friendship with Portugal"
- "Rodrigo Guedes de Carvalho. 'Nothing would give me greater pleasure than gathering 500 journalists in a room and talking about what we're doing'"
- "Cycling. The “Giro” that left its mark with Eulálio's victory"
Negócios:
- "Capital Conversation. Álvaro Santos Pereira. There is a 'temptation to make credit too easy'"
- "Labour law. Individual TOIL covered 93,000 people"
- "SpaceX's stock market valuation equals South Korea's entire economy"
- "Insurer Gamalife set to return to Novo Banco"
- "Private investor. Piggy bank yields little return on savings"
- "Aviation. Spaniards press to retain “handling”"
- "Summer. Galp ensures jet fuel to supply airports"
O Jornal Económico:
- "Settlement of health service debts brings back the deficit"
- "Novobanco owners strengthen ties with a centre of excellence at Natixis"
- "Pharmacies account for 1.12% of GDP and support 53,000 jobs"
- "Miguel Almeida wants to 'completely' transform NOS with AI"
- "McKinsey forecasts doubling of the semiconductor industry"
- "BPF investment bank exceeds 3.5 billion and anticipates a record"
- "Angola has reduced its debt to China by more than a third"
- "Portugal ranks second in terms of the biggest drop in children's weight"
- "Sotheby's prepares for largest sale of a private collection"
- "Lebanon. UN Security Council convened for emergency meeting"
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