Lisbon, Oct. 28, 2024 (Lusa) - The funeral of a man shot by police last week is one of the top stories in Monday's newspapers,
Público:
- "Almost half of students in 10th grade don't know what job they want when they're 30"
- "US elections. Whoever wins, the housing crisis will continue and it won't be the end of fossil fuels"
- "Interview with Helena Roseta: “The story is badly told” [about Odair Maniz's death]"
- "Municipal tax. Miranda dams worth 139 million more after revaluation"
- "Writing. Poems danced the way of Arnaldo Antunes"
- "Mobility. Portugal is on the move, but the road to pedestrian-friendly cities is still long"
- "Public at the School reinforced. What if there was a place to see the school newspapers made in the country?"
Correio da Manhã:
- "Revolt in Pombal. Elderly man presumed dead was alive in hospital"
- "Benfica 5 Rio Ave 0. Akturkoglu festival"
- "AVS-FC Porto. Bruno looking for spectacular football"
- "Sporting. Season over for Nuno Santos"
- "Tax authorities give freebies to the church because of the Pope"
- "Faro. Couple uses underage daughter in sex games"
- "Terrorist runs over dozens in Israel"
- "Domestic violence. Pizza entrepreneur terrorises wife and children"
- "It's been a week. Cavaco's homeland still without water"
- "Coimbra. Man stalks and abuses his daughter who was taken from him"
Jornal de Notícias:
- "Sale of diesel cars reaches historic low"
- "Illegal loans with interest rates of up to 350%"
- "Pinto da Costa criticises Villas-Boas and his family's presence on the Jamor pitch"
- "Benfica 5-0 Rio Ave. Turkish hat-trick"
- "Akturkoglu scores three times in 35 minutes. Schjelderup and Amdouni also scored"
- "Braga dispatch Farense on return to winning ways"
- "Tears and balloons at Odair Moniz's farewell"
- "Domestic violence. Only 41 victims receive state subsidy"
- "Coffee. Transport and climate change push up prices"
- "Porto. University students invade downtown in sun-drenched Latada"
Diário de Notícias:
- "Companies laid off more people in August than in the whole of 2023"
- "Curriculum review to begin next school year. Teachers advocate changes and headteachers call for political consensus"
- "Exhibition. The seduction of Venice arrives at the Gulbenkian"
- "José Ramos-Horta, President of Timor-Leste: “We like declarations of mutual love and then nothing happens”"
- "Parliament. Almost half of the MPs who will amend the budget are first-timers"
- "Lisbon. Disorganisation and lack of evaluation of the law aggravate the rubbish problem"
- "Odair Moniz's funeral. A farewell with emotion and silence"
- "DN Brasil. Visas for Brazilians at consulates take twice as long"
- "World Day. Portugal is the country with the least active senior citizens in the EU"
Negócios:
- "Corporate tax will bring in extra revenue of 250 million this year"
- "José Manuel Fernandes [Minister of Agriculture]: “It would be a disaster for agriculture not to have the State Budget”"
- "Private investor. From certificates to stock exchanges, where to invest your savings"
- "Spanish put Mota-Engil out of Bogotá metro"
- "Precious metals. Some see gold at 10,000 dollars"
O Jornal Económico:
- "Tax workers demand stiffer penalties for those who attack them"
- "Elon Musk makes 33 billion in just 48 hours"
- "APA rejects EDP's hydroelectric project in Peneda-Gerês"
- "Cristina Fonseca is one of the most powerful Portuguese women in the technology sector"
- "Direct connection to the USA boosts economy and tourism in the Algarve and Madeira"
- "Angola included in the list of countries with poor anti-money laundering record"
- "CIP wants a longer deadline for cancellation of fines"
- "UniCredit is waiting for the ECB to make a move for Commerzbank. UniCommerz in sight?"
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