Lisbon, Aug. 12, 2025 (Lusa) - The forest fires in Portugal as the government requests two Canadair water bombers from Morocco to replace the two which are broken down, Israel killing of Palestinian journalists in Gaza sparks international condemnation and F.C. Porto beat V. Guimaraes 3-0 in their first match of the new football season are the most frequent headlines this Tuesday morning.

Correio da Manhã:

- ‘Gives birth on the street with help from parents’

- ‘Called an ambulance on Health 24-hour hotline, told it was better to go by car. Emergency 112 number took forever to answer’

- ‘Police afraid to seek psychological support’

- ‘Another 84,000 elderly people get better pensions’

- ‘Journalists killed by bomb in Gaza’

- ‘Forest fires: Costa's weather commandos delay the fight’

- ‘Beaten up: Landlord lives in terror at the hands of tenants’

- ‘He was 64: Fisherman dies inside boat on Aguda beach’

- ‘FC Porto 3 V.Guimarães 0: This dragon is scary’

- "Benfica-Nice: 'I don't want distractions. It's Nice, Nice, Nice'‘

Público:

- ’Clearing of one million hectares of scrub vegetation in forests less than half complete‘

- ’Holiday homes. Almada Negreiros' granddaughters restore their artistic grandparents' retreat‘

- ’Joana Pais de Brito: “I advise you to dance to the sound of Roberto Carlos once a week”"

- ‘Paulina Loya's Mexican mother's recipe’

- ‘Gaza. Death of journalists draws global condemnation’

- ‘US. Trump orders National Guard to Washington’

- ‘Health. National health service dialysis expenditure rises to 263 million’

- ‘Chega Party. Leader André Ventura claims role as government ally’

- "Privatisation. Former interim president of TAP is now a director at Iberia’

- “Music. Malian singer Rokia Traoré is back to freedom on all stages”

- “Book. ‘O céu é o máximo!’ (The sky is awesome!), a work on astronomy and the history of humanity”

Jornal de Notícias:

- ‘3.6 billion in public investment never gets off the ground’

- ‘In the name of the captain. F.C. Porto 3-0 V. Guimarães. Dragons start the championship with a win and a tribute to the late Jorge Costa. Samu scores twice in the match’

- ‘Champions League. Laje keeps his two strikers against Nice’

- ‘Return. Gilmore supersonic on arrival in Viseu’

- ‘Man suffocated to death by his wife after falling out of bed’

- ‘Damaged Canadair aircraft force request for firefighting planes from Morocco’

- ‘Aveiro. Region wants to stop patients fleeing to Porto and Coimbra’

- "Accident. No facilities to monitor jet skis on the Douro River‘

- ’Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina to marry‘

- ’Póvoa de Varzim. Man executed in the street was being tracked by GPS in his car‘

- ’Environment. Little known about the impact of putting caps on bottles"

Diário de Notícias:

- ‘Solidarity supplement for the elderly spent 64% of its budget in six months’

- "Presidential elections. Candidates say that the Constitutional Court's decision on immigration is democracy at work‘

- ’Trade. Online purchases of used goods reached a record €800 million‘

- ’Politics. Local elections mark the “rentrée” with parties still digesting the legislative elections‘

- ’War. “Israel managed to kill me and silence my voice”. Criticism rains down after journalist's death in Gaza‘

- ’Talent. Liverpool, Barcelona and Manchester City. Portuguese scout market in full swing‘

- ’Exclusive. Nationality and Immigration Laws. Brazil says it will respond in kind‘

- ’Art. Swiss architects make tiles from seaweed and oyster shells‘

Negócios:

- ‘Government simplifies dismissals for just cause’

- ‘Turks and Chinese in the race for Setúbal shipyards’

- ‘Africa Radar. Riots in Luanda shake up Lourenço's succession’

- ‘Stock markets. Is a bubble about to burst? Investors ignore threats’

- "Business. Mergers and acquisitions fall to less than 5 billion‘

- ’Regions. Fires and extreme events take up to 2.2% off GDP‘

Jornal Económico:

- ’Against “rigidity” and “abuses”, labour reform is justified‘

- ’Tourism in Madeira: between the memory of Churchill and nature"

- ‘The country was confident in 2024 and was buying more non-essential goods, says Deloitte...’

- ‘... but there are already signs of danger in consumer credit, warns Carlos Alvarez of GoBravo’

- ‘Liberals wants to hear cabinet office minister Leitão Amaro: how many immigrants do we have?’

- ‘Mozambique spends budget only on wages and debt’

- ‘Diplomat who was to lead Chinese foreign policy arrested’

- ‘Trump to attend EU leaders' meeting and give China 90-day truce’

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