Público
«Deficit correction», reveals Público, as Brussels has given Portugal one more year, and two years to Spain and France, to meet its deficit target. The daily newspaper also reports that French President François Hollande refuses to accept “advice” from the commission.
Correio da Manhã
«Priest accused of 19 sex related crimes», reports Correio da Manhã, as a priest has been accused of 11 crimes of sexual abuse to children, 7 on dependent minors and one of coercion.
Diário de Notícias
«Portugal received €9m per day for 25 years», writes Diário de Notícias, revealing spending in sectors like sanitation, teaching, health and agriculture, and how much each state received. The daily newspaper reports that Germany got more European funds in the past 18 years than Portugal.
Jornal de Notícias
«Porto’s economy college employs 90% of graduates», writes Jornal de Notícias, as the vast majority of graduates enter the labour market within half a year of completing their course.
i
«Unsustainable debt: Portugal needs 6bn per year until 2030», writes i, as the OECD think tank says that for the country’s debt to be in “acceptable levels”, without requiring a renegotiation, Portugal needs to carry out annual cuts of 3.7% of GDP.
Diário Económico
«The state of crisis», reports financial daily Diário Económico, as the European Commission, OECD, the finance council, Minister of Finance Vítor Gaspar and Minister of State and Foreign Affairs Paulo Portas all mentioned the economic and budgetary crisis yesterday. The financial daily also reports that Portugal’s targets are “at risk.”
Jornal de Negócios
«The economies which grow», writes financial newspaper Jornal de Negócios, reporting on the success stories of several “heroes” who turned companies around and are “swimming against the current.”
A Bola
«Sporting inflexible, Moutinho yields», reports Record, as Sporting President Bruno de Carvalho revealed on Wednesday that the lions will receive over €3.5m for the concession of João Moutinho to Mónaco.
Record
«Benfica tries Insúa», reveals Record, as Vieira is trying to see if coach Jorge Jesus has strength to continue and Paulo Fonseca is gaining adepts in the club.
O Jogo
«I want to be the Roberto Carlos of Sporting», writes O Jogo, quoting Jefferson,who says he is going to do his job “well done” and says the club will have a “lateral warrior.”