O Public This Wednesday, December 3rd, the Portuguese Football Federation has reached an agreement with a financial brokerage that does not have a license in Portugal. Australian company VT Markets, which offers trading services in currencies, precious metals and raw materials, is on alerts from financial regulators in the United Kingdom, Italy, Belgium and Denmark.
Also noteworthy is news that the guards at Linhó have been on strike for a year, but continue to receive full pay. Those who are on strike do not stop working. Citing security reasons, guards demand that inmates who do not study or work remain locked up 22 hours a day.
O News Journal says, regarding hospitalization and surgery for the President of the Republic, that more than two million Portuguese people are affected by hernias.
This newspaper also highlights deaths from railway accidents, which are not decreasing. In 2024, 54 people lost their lives on the train line.
O Morning Mail highlights that there are over 60 million to change household appliances within the scope of the E-Lar program.
This newspaper also states that former radio host and television presenter Olga Cardoso suffered a stroke and is in hospital.
In Diário de Notícias we highlight that the OECD wants more increases in environmental and real estate taxes in Portugal and also an interview with Catarina Martins, former coordinator of the Bloco de Esquerda and candidate for president of the Republic.