Lisbon, Oct. 22, 2025 (Lusa) - The death of Francisco Pinto Balsemão, founder of Impresa and former prime minister, aged 88, features prominently on many front pages on Wednesday.
Sábado:
- "The fever of surgeries and injections"
- "Women in the Discoveries. They were warriors, mill owners and diplomats"
- "Influencer priests. The missionaries of Instagram"
- "João Miguel Tavares. I'm afraid another Socrates is possible"
Diário de Notícias:
- "Interview on the 80th anniversary of Portugal's criminal investigation police agency, PJ. Luís Neves. When allegations of corruption reach the PJ they no longer go to a queue"
- "Trial. Death of Odair Moniz. Accused agent will explain everything, step by step"
- "Portugal. Cyberattacks soared 250% in the first half of 2025"
- "Health. New waiting list system wants patients to be triaged in seven days and surgeries in 30"
- "Ukraine. Europe and Kyiv outline plan to end war, Trump-Putin summit suspended"
- "Cycling. Iúri times four. Olympic champion leads the team at the World Championships"
- "Amadora BD. From Zé Povinho to the Justice League, Amadora BD is also back for women and in Portuguese"
Correio da Manhã:
- "Anes' daughter cries in jail. Isolated cell with two hours of recreation"
- "Newcastle 3 Benfica 0. Mistakes leave Benfica with zero"
- "1937-2025. Francisco Pinto Balsemão dies"
- "Sporting - Marseille: For me there's no such thing as a bad run, says Rui Borges"
- "Brake keeper attempted miracle in 4 seconds"
- "Susana Gravato. Vagos councillor found dead by her husband"
- “Socrates blows €75,000 in three months"
- "Santarém. Eight injured in treatment centre"
- "France. Sarkozy in prison to serve 5-year sentence"
Público:
- "PSD and PS try to get closer to approve nationality law"
- "Delays. Lisbon Metro to lose RRP money for Red Line expansion"
- "Glória funicular. Carlos Moedas won't reappoint Carris management"
- "Presidential elections. Jorge Pinto is the Livre candidate"
- "Gaza. Vance says the US will not impose deadlines on the peace process"
- "Special series. There are 570 new bailiffs, but they're still too few"
- "Teacher who practised without a degree accused by MP"
- "Rui Costa. I won't promise the members that we won't have to sell players"
- "1937/2025. Pinto Balsemão, founder of Impresa and former prime minister, died aged 88"
- "Doctors working less to earn 1400 euros a week"
Jornal de Notícias:
- "Kastelo Association suspected of mistreating children"
- "1937-2025. Francisco Pinto Balsemão. The number one militant who loved freedom"
- "Sarkozy enters jail to the sound of the French anthem"
- "Local elections. Candidates in Porto and Lisbon spend less and save on public support"
- "Health. Legionella victims blame the state and demand compensation"
- "Vagos. Councillor murdered at home during a phone call"
- "Television. Assault in “Casa dos Segredos” gives TVI best result of the year"
Negócios:
- "Mota-Engil exits capital in the new life of Duro Felguera"
- "Online shopping is on its way to 11 billion"
- "What the Portuguese buy most on the internet"
- "PS proposes additional increase in pensions only after March"
- "Construction. Turks on the hunt for PPP partnerships in Portugal"
- "Transport. Serious failings lead Moedas to remove Carris management"
- "Sustainability 20|30. José Teixeira, chairman of the DST group. The economy will absorb part of the drop in VAT to 6%"
Jornal Económico:
- "PSI companies' profits fall by 333 million"
- "Portugal is experiencing an “exceptional situation” in the EU"
- "Budget balance “is very fragile”, Óscar Afonso [director of the Faculty of Economics at the University of Porto]"
- "ISP and subsidies: Chega defines red lines but acknowledges viability of the budget"
- "PS-Lisbon calls for resignation of Carris president"
- "Albuquerque wants an end to judicial inquiries into anonymous complaints"
- "Galp wants partner to “speed up” project in Namibia"
- 'Insolvencies in Portugal could fall by 8% this year'
- "UMinho business school in new 9 million building"
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