Lisbon, May 25, 2026 (Lusa) – The headlines focus heavily on the resignation of the interior ministry’s deputy secretary-general over emergency network irregularities, US-Iran diplomatic developments regarding the Strait of Hormuz, and recurring concerns regarding labour reform and higher education funding:
Correio da Manhã:
- "Minister ignores irregularities in SIRESP (the national emergency communications network). At issue is the appointment of General Viegas Nunes to the company that manages emergency communications"
- "Interior ministry secretariat-general number two resigns after complaints sent to Minister Luis Neves"
- "Sporting 1 Torreense 2. Carnival at the Jamor stadium"
- "Season starts earlier. Sporting’s defeat plots Benfica"
- "Impasse. Benfica’s president Rui Costa does not forgive a single cent to Coach Mourinho"
- "Abandoned siblings. Father says having his children is a 'matter of days'"
- "Attack in Kyiv. Russia fires nuclear-capable missile"
- "US and Iran closer to agreement to open Hormuz"
- "Youth violence. Minors pour semen on classmate's head"
- "Vila Nova de Gaia. Man stabbed while removing people from home"
Público:
- "Teachers sue schools to force them to prove they comply with the law"
- "Portugal Cup. Torreense beats Sporting and proceeds to the Europa League"
- "'Surrogacy'. Social Democratic Party (PSD) removes powers from the advisory body"
- "Interview. 'We cannot be in favour of the legalisation of cannabis'. Joana Teixeira directs an addiction institute"
- "US-Iran. US President Trump gave instructions not to rush the agreement"
- "Maintenance. Competitors' planes are a source of profit for TAP"
- "Fábrica do Braço de Prata. Community cultural centre in eastern Lisbon heads towards legalisation"
- "Higher Education. Government backs down and 'incentive grant' for poorer students will only be paid in the 1st year"
Jornal de Notícias:
- "Portugal Cup. Sporting 1 - Torreense 2. Lion hunters"
- "League. Nordic ice gives fire to the summer market"
- "Unprecedented increase in families earning more than €100k a year"
- "Interview. 'We want free transport in Guimarães by the end of 2026'. Mayor Ricardo Araújo "
- "Porto. International schools attract Portuguese pupils"
- "Security. A resounding resignation in the interior ministry raises suspicions about SIRESP"
- "Justice. The father of the abandoned French boys wants to come and collect them"
Diário de Notícias:
- "Thyroid diseases affect 1 million people in Portugal, but 60% do not know it"
- "Torreense makes history at Jamor. Team beats Sporting 2-1 and became the first second-tier team to lift the Portugal Cup"
- "DN/Aximage Barometer. Portugal's people want a labour reform, but the government's package only convinces IL (Liberal Initiative)"
- "Interview. João Nuno Faria. 'To this day there is no diagnosis of social media addiction'"
- "War. Trump brakes the US Secretary of State's enthusiasm and shows he is in no hurry for an agreement with Iran"
- "Controversy. The deputy secretary-general of the interior ministry requests resignation and criticises minister"
- "Festival. Politics was the banner of Cannes Film Festival"
- "Heritage. Belém Tower reopens with access limited to 900 visitors per day"
Negócios:
- "Lawsuits suspend the deadline to apply capital gains"
- "Private investor. How Wall Street gurus adjusted portfolios to the war"
- "Public accounts. If the deficit slips, Brussels will evaluate the support given"
- "Financial sector. Crypto ATM machines come to an end in Portugal"
- "Debt. Catastrophe bonds can cost more than 10%"
O Jornal Económico:
- "State collected €304 million in fines"
- "Poland, the Netherlands and Portugal lead real income in Europe"
- "Trump: Iran agreement almost negotiated"
- "German brands return to the electric car limelight"
- "Moody's keeps Portugal's rating unchanged"
- "Profits at Crédito Agrícola fall 26.1% to €73.8 million"
- "Porto Business School opens a collaborative space"
- "Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz could boost value of copper"
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