Lisbon, July 13, 2026 (Lusa) - The World Cup and the problems in the Strait of Hormuz are the two top stories on Monday as the country gets into full summer mode.
Público:
- “Diesel has exceeded the regulator’s reference price for 42 days”
- “Certificates. New government savings product gets off to a flying start”
- “Middle East. Hormuz remains caught up in the standoff between Iran and the US”
- “Chinese shops. Prosecutors pursue leader of network that laundered 88 million”
- “2026 World Cup. Farewell to the golden generation and Argentina’s stoicism”
- “Congress elects new leadership. Livre aims to grow, focus on regionalisation and put pressure on the PS over the State Budget”
- “Interview with the rector of Porto. ‘I’m concerned that the rector’s election is becoming more based on popularity’”
Correio da Manhã:
- “Pedro Dias’s victim. Massacre survivor forced back to work. GNR officer shot by triple murderer returns to duty"
- “Benfica. Marco Silva cracks down on whistleblowing and demands reinforcements”
- “Manú. Accident kills former Benfica player”
- “World Cup. ‘Hand of God’ rears its head again”
- “Fake police officers issue traffic fines with a ‘discount’”
- “National Health Service. Pay rises in the health sector under investigation”
- “German in the spotlight. ‘Explosive evidence’ in the Maddie case”
- “Controversial building projects. Luís Neves says he would do things differently today”
- “State of the Nation. Exams lead to legal action”
- “Credit. Banks monitor potential signs of default"
Jornal de Notícias:
- “Con artist defrauded around a hundred victims with building projects he charged for but never completed”
- “Over 22 million people have passed through the new Bolhão market in four years”
- “Animals. Government acknowledges status of informal breeders”
- “Employment. Young people up to the age of 19 account for less than one per cent of employment”
- “Alto Minho. Local authorities try to cut costs on street lighting”
- “Paredes de Coura. A week at school to learn the art of rock”
- “F.C. Porto. Training camp in England with plenty of young players in the squad”
- “Motorsport. Vila Real can no longer do without racing. Off-road racing returns to S. Romão (Seia) in 2027”
Diário de Notícias:
- “Drowning incidents on beaches and in swimming pools are on the rise”
- “Investment. Saudi Arabia sets up a company in Gaia to invest in Portugal”
- “Election. The PS wants to turn the page in Porto: ‘It’s time for new leaders’”
- “Middle East. Renewed hostilities between Iran and the US lead to a new blockade. Oil prices set to rise again”
- “New directive. Companies need to comply with water quality regulations”
- “Interview. Frederico Rosa: Setúbal has lost four billion euros in EU funds”
- “Interview. Tony Cabral. ‘The Democrats whom Trump calls “communists” would be socialists in Europe’”
- “‘Lisbon Diaries’. Zeynep Tinaz Redmont. What Portugal has to do with Jane Avril, Toulouse-Lautrec’s muse”
- “Cinema. The Mínimos want to save Hollywood”
- “Books of the week. A lion lying down, roaring literature"
Negócios:
- “Talks with TAP candidates have now concluded”
- “Capital Talk. Ricardo Gomes. ‘House prices may only fall in 2 or 3 years’”
- “End of tolls on Scut motorways gave foreign vehicles a 12 million ‘freebie’”
- “Visabeira buys a building in the heart of Lisbon from Santa Casa to convert into housing”
- “Private investor. Travel: what to pack to cope with surprises”
- “Galp increases jet fuel production in Sines. The rest comes from the US”
- “Assets. Sovereign wealth funds worldwide manage 15 trillion dollars”
O Jornal Económico:
- “Evictions set to test rental reform”
- “Closure of the Strait of Hormuz heralds a scorching summer”
- “Tech firms have taken the S&P 500 by storm: they now account for 35 per cent of the market”
- “Sonae buys Gaston stores from Sweden’s ICA and expands in Pet Care”
- “Portugal plays a leading role in the new blue economy.” Interview: Carlos Duarte, the person behind the ‘blue carbon’ concept, explains the country’s leadership in this area”
- “Luxury brands step up sports sponsorship”
- “Infrastructure, AI and private credit are economic drivers”
- “Surprise. US drives German exports in May”
- “Doing Business Angola takes place this Wednesday”
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