Lisbon, July 3, 2025 (Lusa) - The trial of former PM Jose Socrates finally gets underway this Thursday, the government wants to impose minimum service requirements for every labour strike, Douro region wine producers appeal for government help and the US suspends some arms shipments to Ukraine are the most frequent headlines this Thursday morning.
Visão:
- ‘The super-rich. Famous, eccentric and dangerous?’
- ‘Ex-PM Socrates and other major scandals’
- ‘Manuel Maria Carrilho. “Democracy will end and we don't know what comes next”’
- ‘Health. What heat does to our bodies’
- ‘The best series of 2025 (so far)’
Diário de Notícias:
- ‘Government has already notified one in four immigrants with orders to leave’
- ‘Socrates in court. The debut of a former prime minister answering to justice. Meet the main figures of Operation Marquês’
- ‘Admiral Melo Gomes. National defence. “We have been sailing on sight and sometimes with the engines in reverse”’
- "Mobility. Uber taxi drivers will be able to choose only female passengers and vice versa"
- "Labour agreement. Government reiterates intention to change strike law to have more minimum services"
- "War. Netanyahu insists on the end of Hamas and jeopardises Trump's plan"
- "Euro 2025. Women footballers face champions Spain today"
- "Premieres. Comedy and chaos: the legacy of Andy Kaufman"
Correio da Manhã:
- "Film-maker accuses actor [Nuno Lopes] of raping and drugging her. Portuguese asked for summary judgement in New York"
- "Benfica. Vieira attacks Rui Costa and launches candidacy for presidency"
- "Sporting. Hjulmand in Juventus' sights"
- "FC Porto. Farioli with a hole in defence"
- "Statement. PM Luis Montenegro hides family company Spinumviva clients"
- "Politics. Government wants to limit the right to strike"
- "“Corruption has no specific time appointment”. Historic day in the “Marquês” case. Ex-PM's trial begins today'
- "Crisis in the sector. Wine producers call for government action"
- "He ran off with the money. Judicial Police hunt down “rooftop fraudster”"
- "Chaos in the health sector. Nurses working 23-hour shifts in Vila Franca"
Público:
- ‘Most headteachers say that bullying has decreased with the end of mobile phones in schools’
"Operation Marquis. The most eagerly awaited trial ever begins today"
- "Labour law. Double the number of conventions with the right to remote working"
- "Immigration. Government still looking for votes and with President Marcelo watching"
- "Attorney general “doesn't really understand what's happening on the ground”. Paulo Lona, president of the public prosecutor magistrates' union"
- "War in Europe. US suspends some arms shipments to Ukraine"
Jornal de Notícias:
- ‘Sócrates accused of receiving three remittances while he was prime minister’
- ‘Former president Luís Filipe Vieira is again a candidate for the presidency of Benfica’
- "Maia. Arrested by police for embezzling half a million from “Amanhã da Criança”"
- ‘Souto Moura plans 480 luxury flats in Freixo district of Porto’
- "Douro. Winegrowers fed up with “cheerful impoverishment”"
- "Education. Thousands waiting for a place in kindergarten"
- "Cinema. Scarlett Johansson is the new heroine of “Jurassic World”"
- "FC Porto. Croatian reinforcement for the centre of defence costs seven million"
- "Sporting.
President Varandas convicted and fined for insulting ex-FC Porto president Pinto da Costa (now deceased)"
Negócios:
- ‘Interior ministry, Defence and Health gain margin to buy vehicles’
- ‘The five concerns on the ECB's horizon’
- ‘Port of Sines invests 10 million in housing for workers’
- ‘End of guaranteed tariffs for renewables will pay for investment in the grid’
- ‘Government wants minimum services for strikes on “every occasion”’
- "Poland. Populism is the biggest risk for BCP and Jerónimo Martins"
Jornal Económico:
- ‘Government to strengthen minimum services in strike law’
- ‘Ex-PM Socrates begins trial ten years after arrest’
- "“Regulatory stability is the key to Portugal as an investment destination”. João Rui Ferreira, Secretary of State for the Economy"
- "“It still takes a long time to realise projects”. CEO of the Paulo Duarte Group"
- ‘ECB prepares new test of banks' resilience to cyber-attacks in 2026’
- ‘Central Bank chief Centeno dismisses rush for more interest rate cuts’
- ‘Investing in defence without preserving the welfare state would be “collective suicide” [President of the European Council, António Costa]’
- ‘Chega proposes bigger IRS cut between 2nd and 5th brackets’
- ‘BRICS meet in Rio de Janeiro under threat from the US’
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