Lisboa, March 24, 2026 (Lusa) – Record-breaking real estate prices, the escalation and diplomatic shifts in the Iran-Trump conflict, and critical public health and education challenges in Portugal and abroad feature heavily on most front pages.
Correio da Manhã:
- "Manager under investigation appointed to hospital. Chosen by the government despite suspicions"
- "Miguel Paiva takes charge of Sao José Hospital"
- "Public prosecutor’s office launches inquiry into hospital management in the northern region"
- "War in the Middle East. Trump’s announcement sends oil prices down and boosts stock markets"
- "State does not pay for children’s funerals"
- "Braga district. Chega candidate arrested for child abuse"
- "Business booming. House prices hit new record"
- "Kidnapped in the Algarve. Bank cards used in Lisbon"
- "Salvaterra de Magos. Estate agent steals €60,000"
- "Care homes. 300 long-term care beds closed"
- "Benfica. Otamendi opens the exit door"
- "Santa Clara look ahead. Sporting fear no ghosts"
- "FC Porto. Dragão hits the mark with signings"
Público:
- "Companies buy one in eight houses and pay 6% more than families"
- "Gender identity. Law reversal pits son against mother, a Chega municipal councillor"
- "Health service. Starting tuberculosis treatment takes two months"
- "Livre. Internal opposition to Rui Tavares' leadership grows"
- "Athletics. How Portugal became a powerhouse in the long jump"
- "Municipal elections. 'Right-wing wave' sweeps France, even as the left holds major cities"
- "War in Iran. Trump's goal is now to unblock Hormuz"
- "In 2025. Online betting and gambling revenue hit record highs"
Jornal de Notícias:
- "Sexually transmitted infections are increasing and also affect the elderly"
- "4,000 families ask to pay electricity bills in installments"
- "Football league. Mathematics favours FC Porto with a margin of error"
- "Athletics. President Seguro highlights where the champions came from and what they sacrificed"
- "Porto doctor convicted of abusing stepdaughter"
- "Matosinhos. School focuses on technology with an eye on the future"
- "Iran. Trump postpones ultimatum and reveals negotiations that Tehran denies"
- "Well-being. Celebrities break taboos and speak about mental health"
Diário de Notícias:
- "Portugal recorded its lowest number of tuberculosis cases ever in 2024"
- "Trump suspends Iran ultimatum: a retreat or an opening for the end of the war?"
- "Pro-life march. Movement points the finger at Isabel Moreira and Joana Mortágua"
- "Education. Higher education students demand free and quality teaching"
- "Denmark. Frederiksen waits for the Greenland crisis to give her a new mandate"
- "Ana Jacinto, Hotels and restaurants association (AHRESP) secretary-general: 'Restaurants are facing many problems. Any breeze is enough to shake the structure'"
- "Exhibition. Anna Maria Maiolino at Lisbon's art, architecture and technology museum (MAAT): Living works 'made of small gestures'"
- "Football. António Conceição and the dispute with Cameroon: 'I won in every instance, but lost three years of my career'"
Negócios:
- "War in Iran. Trump hints at a deal on a nervous day for the markets"
- "Home sales at a 16-year high. Average prices already exceed €240,000, more than double that recorded 10 years ago"
- "Dismissals, vacations, and schedules: where does the labour law stand?"
- "Traffic on toll roads (SCUTS) rises by double digits with the end of tolls"
- "Secil yields 400 million in capital gains and opens doors to new business"
O Jornal Económico:
- "House prices increased 17.6%. Absolute record"
- "Trump takes markets to hell and back in a day"
- "Tavares goes to court over the refusal of the Azores Airlines purchase"
- "ChatGPT and Claude compete for funds to accelerate technology"
- "Gold prices. Fall continues after the worst week in 43 years"
- "Galp increases dividends and buys more shares back"
- "2027 Presidential elections. Municipal elections in France give a boost to the far-right"
- "Trading platform. Logista Strator invests €250,000 to enter Portugal"
RYOL // AYLS
Lusa
