Lisbon, March 4, 2025 (Lusa) - Portugal’s opposition Socialist Party is moving ahead with a parliamentary commission of inquiry into the prime minister’s family-owned business, Sporting are top of the league after 3-1 victory against Estoril and the Oscars dominate the headlines this Carnival Tuesday morning.
Público:
- ‘Public guarantee is helping young foreigners buy homes’
- ‘Lisbon: A quarter of the homeless are in the capital. Santa Casa charity opens new centre for short-term rental accommodation’
- ‘The Socialist Party moves ahead with compulsory commission of inquiry into PM Luis Montenegro and threatens motion of censure’
- ‘Portuguese language: Working group wants to improve spelling agreement’
- ‘Obesity: By 2050, more than 60% of adults will be overweight’
- ‘Oscars: Something we've never seen happened to us: “Anora”’
- ‘PÚBLICO 35 years: Tomorrow's special edition. Gregorio Duvivier director for a day’
Jornal de Notícias:
- ‘Socialist Party (PS) takes Montenegro's case to inquiry committee’
- ‘Sporting 3-1 Estoril: Gyokeres puts lion on the line’
- ‘Health: A single fast food meal causes stress and inflammation’
- ‘Porto: Volunteer firefighters turn around situation of bankruptcy’
- ‘Penafiel: Textile workers with two months’ wages in arrears’
- ‘Cinema: “Anora”, the independent film that swept the Oscars’
- ‘Ukraine: Trump won't “tolerate” Zelensky “for much longer”’
- ‘Number of unemployed in training is at historic lows’
- ‘Homicide: Bodies of two brothers dumped in Serra da Estrela’
Diário de Notícias:
- ‘PS wants parliamentary commission of inquiry into Montenegro's company to “defend the regime”’
- ‘Crisis: President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa only breaks silence on Montenegro after motion of censure’
- ‘Plan: Brussels reaches out to car industry with relief on environmental targets’
- ‘World Day: Pandemic has worsened obesity and there are new risks to worry nutritionists’
- ‘Discoveries: Porto metro works have already uncovered almost 380,000 archaeological pieces’
- ‘Entente. Kremlin and Trump, the same message: ‘Zelensky doesn't want peace’’
- ‘USA. From street protests to the courts: is there anything that can stop Elon Musk's DOGE?’
- ‘Buchholz: A bookshop with a history that is trying to bring back its DNA’
- ‘Oscars: When the star of the night is called Mick Jagger’
i:
- ‘unthinkable’
- ‘Five years of Covid: Interview with former national health authority head, Graça Freitas. ‘I have an idea that none of us knew what alcohol gel was’’
- ‘What was lost with the lockdowns. The vaccine controversy. The figures. The numbers. Remote working. Future pandemics’
- ‘PS moves ahead with commission of inquiry and Montenegro appeals to body for transparency’
Correio da Manhã:
- ‘Property deed: Montenegro didn't indicate an account when he bought the house. The attorney general gets anonimous complaint against prime minister and family business’
- ‘Ignores president Marcelo and forces him to take two Falcon journeys’
- ‘Pedro Nuno Santos moves forward with parliamentary commission of inquiry’
- ‘Mystery in Covilhã: Brothers found burnt to death in the woods. Bodies 20 kilometres from the crime scene’
- ‘Concern: Pope Francis’ state of health has worsened’
- ‘Fight for place: Killer of homeless man caught in Lisbon’
- ‘Sporting 3-1 Estoril: Lead sealed on return to winning ways. Gyokeres scores twice to reach 25 goals’
- ‘Champions League: Benfica coach Bruno Laje corrects mistakes from first game against Barça'
- ‘Pardon: President denies pardon to murderer of Djaló's sister’
- ‘Terror in Amadora: Two people shot in two hours’
- ‘Alarm: More than half of adults are overweight’
- ‘Lives: Kings and queens of the big Oscar night’
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