The weekly newspapers Expresso and Sol hit newsstands this Friday. Expresso’s front page highlights “Marcelo demands time to discuss new Attorney General’s name”. Sol’s cover features the same protagonist but states “Marcelo and Montenegro avert political crisis”.
The former leader of Super Dragões is on Correio da Manhã’s headline, revealing that “‘Macaco’ sells building for one and a half million”.
Público reports that “War between suppliers and Internal Administration blocks ‘bodycams’ for PSP and GNR” while Diário de Notícias interviewed the Inspector General of Internal Administration, who states “When we have to remove the ‘bad apples’ it’s because command, camaraderie, IGAI, and the human being have failed”.
In sports news, Portugal’s victory over Croatia in the Nations League match, with a goal from Cristiano Ronaldo, and Bruno Lage’s official presentation as Benfica’s coach are highlighted.
The newspapers’ main headlines include:
Expresso:
– “Marcelo demands time to discuss new Attorney General’s name”
– “Montenegro refuses rectification proposed by Pedro Nuno”
– “Why is fascism growing?”
Nascer do Sol:
– “Marcelo and Montenegro avert political crisis”
– “TAP. Sérgio Palma Brito: ‘The IGF report is blatantly wrong'”
Correio da Manhã:
– “‘Pretoriano’ Operation. ‘Macaco’ sells building for one and a half million”
– “Portugal-Croatia (2-1). CR900. 22 years scoring goals”
Público:
– “War between suppliers and Internal Administration blocks ‘bodycams’ for PSP and GNR”
– “Kengo Kuma’s project. The new Gulbenkian Modern Art Center aims to reconcile nature with architecture”
Diário de Notícias:
– “Interview DN/TSF. Anabela Cabral Ferreira: ‘When we have to remove the ‘bad apples’ it’s because command, camaraderie, IGAI, and the human being have failed'”
The sports newspapers highlight Portugal’s victory over Croatia and Bruno Lage’s presentation as Benfica’s coach, with Cristiano Ronaldo scoring his 900th career goal.
