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Lusa - Business News - Portugal: Top newspaper headlines on Tuesday, 11 August

Lisbon, Aug. 11, 2026 (Lusa) - The earthquake in Colombia, controversy surrounding the internal affairs minister, Luis Neves and tomorrow's eclipse are widely reported on Tuesday morning.

 

Correio da Manhã:

- «Man with €16,000 shot at the bank»

- «Sporting squad in shock over Suárez»

- «Marco Silva demands a centre-back»

- «The eclipse is tomorrow. Rush on pharmacies and online shops for protective glasses»

- «The Luis Neves case. Government says it wants to protect the PJ police with an audit"

- «Portimão Hospital. Shortage of doctors forces 16-hour wait»

- «University. War at Lisbon's Nova University going to court»

 

Diário de Notícias

«The National Health Service has already spent over €192 million on doctors' overtime and on-call duties»

- «Tragedy. Colombia assesses losses after suffering its biggest earthquake of the decade‘

- «Statement. Meloni and Frederiksen condemn ‘uncontrolled immigration'»

- «European Athletics Championships. Auriol was the best in the shot put final that proved too tough for Inchude and Eliana»

- «Defence. Frigates stir things up at the ‘rentrée': Defence minister Numo Melo sues Chega leader André Ventura»

 

Público:

- «Schools have lost nearly 3,300 teachers this year and 2,000 have postponed retirement»

- «Tourism. Lisbon, the Azores and short-term rental accommodation slowing down, the Algarve holds its own»

- «Banking. State-owned Caixa Geral de Depósitos excluded from consolidation sought by Brussels»

- «7.4 on the Richter scale. Earthquake off the Pacific coast rocks Colombia, leaving over 100 dead»

- «Summer harvest. Blueberries: the ‘fruit of youth' that can now be eaten after the summer»

- «Frigates. Ministry of Defence sues newspaper, Ventura and Frazão»

- «Parliament. There were 202 petitions in a single parliamentary session"

 

Jornal de Notícias:

- «Gang uses inside information to rob footballers' homes»

- «Judicial system keeps 329 arsonists under control»

- «Rivals' false start has been a good omen at the Dragão»

- «They sleep outside the factory gates to prevent machinery theft following redundancies»

- «Scientists carry out further studies in the wake of the eclipse»

- «The Luís Neves case. Prime minister Luis Montenegro wants to ‘get to the bottom of it'»

- «Colombia. Violent earthquake leaves a trail of death and destruction»

 

Negócios:

- «Increased property tax (IMI) on building plots under review by the Constitutional Court»

- «Setúbal wants to invest 100 million to build a military and civilian terminal»

- «Court overturns 5.5 million fines imposed on supermarkets»

- «Data centres to lose network access if they jeopardise energy supply»

- «Radar África. Americans invest in the DRC with the help of Mota-Engil»

- «#The Most Powerful 2026. #28 [António Pires de Lima, CEO of Brisa] The company he runs was put to the test by February's bad weather. It aims to generate a third of its business on the international market. #27 [João Lourenço, President of Angola] The year has gone well for him. He wants to remain leader of the MPLA and choose his successor at the Cidade Alta Palace"

 

 

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