Lisbon, July 31, 2024 (Lusa) - The 10th anniversary of the collapse of BES and a devastating fire at a car plant in the north of the country are making the headlines on Wednesday.

Público:

- ‘Cybercrime in the health sector doubled last year’

- ‘Ten years since the collapse of BES - Among the victims, there are those who have not recovered anything they invested’

- ‘Venezuela - Nicolás Maduro's partners cautious about results’

- ‘Economic activity - Without help from exports, Portugal has let Spain move ahead’

- ‘Europe - The work, priorities and committees of the 21 MEPs’

- ‘Centenary next year - Levy Baptista: “Carlos Paredes is Carlos Paredes, there is no other like him”’

- ‘Lack of resources and parts - One year on, Lisbon Metro has 19 more lifts and escalators at a standstill’

Jornal de Notícias:

- ‘Deaths on the railway rise and reduction in level crossings below targets’

- ‘Struggle in the streets against Maduro's victory’

- ‘Universities and technicians with 63 million more’

- ‘Fire that devastated Auto Sueco does not jeopardise jobs’

- ‘Disability - Six out of ten are out of work’

- ‘Barcelos - Residents have been desperate for structural work for 16 years’

- ‘Summer - Catarina Furtado surrenders to the charms of Marrakech’

- ‘Super Cup - Qenda and Mora are the new jewels and add lustre to the derby’

Diário de Notícias:

- ‘Crèches - Government rejects Chega proposal to give priority access to children with employed parents’

- ‘Venezuela - Maduro regime responds to calls for transparency in election results with repression’

- ‘Space - The map of the invisible Universe is being drawn with the support of Portuguese scientists’

- ‘Paulo Jorge Santos, president of the police professionals’ union: ‘Private services often take precedence over public security’’

- ‘Lebanon - Israel targets Hezbollah commander in southern Beirut’

- ‘ChatGPT's Proust quiz - José Pedro Vasconcelos, actor and presenter: “I was born with two left legs, which is very useful for catching shellfish”’

Negócios:

- ‘Those who postponed retirement had an average bonus of 15%’

- ‘BES 10 years after the resolution - Novo Banco, the heir to the “bad BES” ballast’

- ‘Poll - A large majority wants the government to negotiate the State Budget’

- ‘EDP acknowledges dropping low-voltage tender and receiving 1.3 billion’

- ‘Sonae increases profits in half year with record investment’

- ‘Monetary policy - If Trump returns to power, what will become of the Fed?’

- ‘Situation - After almost stagnating, the economy should recover’

- ‘The most powerful 2024 - #44 Leonor Beleza [Champalimaud Foundation]. #43 José Teixeira [CP]’

Jornal Económico:

- ‘EDP's profit soared by 75%, supported by renewables and asset sales’

- ‘Portugal catches the European wave of the recovery in mortgage lending’

- ‘Portuguese GDP disappoints and jeopardises target for the year’

- ‘Inapa sinks 92.5% in first stock market session after filing for insolvency. Worth 1.1 million euros’

- ‘Israeli attack in Beirut increases tension’

- ‘Aquapor wants desalination plant in south-west Alentejo’

- ‘Top of the agenda: monetary policy and more results’

Correio da Manhã:

- ‘Lawsuit: Bank collects debt from Salgado's son. The bank filed a lawsuit against José Barros at the beginning of the month. Credit of 6,300 euros granted by BES’

- ‘United Kingdom: Portuguese girl is third victim of knife attack’

- ‘Benfica: João Neves in Paris on Friday’

- ‘Sporting: Amorim prepares concrete defence’

- ‘FC Porto: Diogo Costa takes his first-team place’

- ‘Costa: I won't be prime minister again’

- ‘Meteorology: Thousands of lightning strikes in three days’

- ‘Intercampus Barometer: Majority reject elections if budget is rejected’

‘Portuguese in Vigo: Rapes woman he drugged and escapes in luxury car’

- ‘INE data: Economy slows down in the second quarter of the year’

ADB // ADB.

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