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Lusa - Business News - Portugal: Top newspaper headlines on Friday, 11 September

Lisbon, Sept. 11, 2026 (Lusa) - On the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in the US, many papers are looking at what happened and what we have or haven't learnt.

 

 

Expresso:

- «Passos warns Montenegro: ‘Time is running out'»

- «Ricardo Reis leaves the IMF after criticising the Trump administration»

- «Pentagon expresses concern about pollution at Lajes»

- «Government brings military debt before parliament»

- «Comporta and Trafaria are the main entry points for drugs»

- «PS wants to facilitate a referendum on regionalisation»

- «Egg freezing to delay pregnancy soars in Portugal»

- «PISA. The most privileged pupils were those who performed the worst»

- «Warning over US oil and debt»

- «Cristina Ferreira faces ethics scrutiny»

- «Another heatwave on the way»

- «Interview with Pedro Penim: ‘D. Maria II must say that the great repertoire continues to be performed'»

- «25 years since 11 September. ‘We still have lessons to learn'»

 

Correio da Manhã:

- «Allegations against cartel running a prostitution ring. Anonymous letter about drug trafficking triggered investigation»

- «White Elephant scandal. Phone taps reveal hiring of people»

- «9/11 attacks. 25 years since the day that changed the world»

- «Offering 1,000 euros to rescue cats»

- «ECB raises interest rates again, bringing the rate to 2.5%»

- «At Café Nicola. Fire injures three and causes panic in Rossio»

- «Benfica. Company administration costs rise by a further 47.8%»

- «Sporting. Suárez unstoppable in the best start to the season»

- «New fare tables. Airport taxis in Lisbon to have a minimum fare of €16»

- «Olhão. Group breaks into house to stab brothers to death»

 

Público:

- «Higher inflation for longer points to further interest rate rises»

- «25 years since 11 September. The world has changed, but it hasn't got any better»

- «European rule. More than half of municipalities under housing pressure»

- «Theatre. According to Tiago Rodrigues, the future stretches from Earth to Mars»

- «Professional body proposal. Training and lower taxes to encourage doctors to settle in the interior»

- «Cascais. Data protection authorities reject 314 CCTV cameras»

 

Nascer do Sol:

- «Phantom budget leaves opposition empty-handed»

- «‘Investment in defence is an extraordinary opportunity to boost the national economy.' Minister Nuno Melo speaks to Manuel Monteiro about the new strategic concept for National Defence»

- «Paulo Penteado, president of the São Paulo Public Prosecutors' Association. ‘There are reasons for Portugal to be concerned about the presence of the PCC'"

- «PSD and PS fine-tune strategies to isolate Chega»

- «Fires. Firefighters in the north need additional training»

- «Health. A portrait of depression in Portugal»

- «Cacilhas. A new life after the boom and the future of Cais do Ginjal»

- «Ricardo Calé. ‘Olhão will always be a land of fishermen'»

- «José Manuel Santos. ‘Alentejo has enormous potential'»

- «Rui Santos. (Football's) rubbish is now openly visible across (too many) pitches. Scandalously'»

- «Summer holiday album. Francisco César. ‘The destination ends up being secondary'»

 

Jornal de Notícias:

- «State VAT revenue funds income tax relief»

- «Thousands of pupils start term without all their teachers»

- «Inflation. ECB raises interest rates, making mortgage repayments more difficult»

- «Justice. Shortage of IT specialists undermines the fight against cybercrime»

- «Rural accommodation where we can lose ourselves»

- «Wastewater treatment plant failures lead to pollution in the River Leça»

- «Braga and Póvoa de Lanhoso. Landfill expansion alarms the public»

- «People. Mick Jagger keeps fit at 83"

- «Supreme Court orders PSP to reinstate cadet following anti-gay comments»

- «F.C. Porto. Froholdt back in training, saving himself for the derby»

 

Diário de Notícias:

- «US. 25 years since 9/11. The empire struck back, but the world was never the same again"

- «70,000 pupils return to school with some teachers still to be appointed»

- «Emergency. Monday is the day of the week with the most calls to Portugal's National Medical Emergency Institute (INEM). Strike set to have an impact»

- «Doctors in rural areas. Medical Association calls for improved residency programmes, specialised hospitals and more incentives»

- «Right-wing. New party ‘Reconquista' could help ‘soften' André Ventura's image»

- «Interest rates. ECB raises interest rates to curb inflation»

- «Sport. Women's football: Number of professional players rises by 15 per cent in a year»

- «Retrospective. Michael Haneke: Cinema against the forces of evil»

 

Negócios:

- «The moments that changed the world. In aviation, there is a ‘before' and an ‘after' 2001. The banking sector was forced to be vigilant / Following the attacks, the global economy slowed: the 8 key moments»

- «Interview with Ruben Alves. ‘Lisbon is an open-air theatre'»

- «Solar. Former steelworks invests to curb energy bills"

- «Economic outlook. Interest rates set to remain high for a long time»

- «Trade. Fuel costs erode the ‘purchasing power' of exports»

- «M.ª Luís Albuquerque. Commissioner laments lack of ambition on pensions»

 

O Jornal Económico:

- «Air France-KLM includes option to pay TAP in shares»

- «Companies want AI to speed up court proceedings»

- «Trump applauds the state's return to REN. Chinese investment is followed by energy and telecoms»

- «Five largest banks welcome rise in Portuguese ranking»

- «Ship repair soars. And some Portuguese shipyards are already turning down ships»

- «Energy crisis. Rising oil and gas prices challenge businesses and could affect exports and jobs»

- «Brazilians, Arabs and Americans vie for a one-hundred-million-palace»

- «Ultra-wealthy foreigners choose Portugal to get married. The bill could reach one million»

- «Consumption falls to a 60-year low. Portugal isn't spared, but is holding its own. Wine» ADB // ADB.

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