On Thursday, September 17, besides topics related to education that continue to dominate the front pages of newspapers, other important news also emerged. For example, the publication Público reported that 'Class size has a greater impact in conditions of inequality.' The same magazine also highlighted that 'Supervisors conceal the identity of 75% of organizations that condemn.'
The headlines of Correio da Manhã feature information that the Ministry of Public Prosecution has launched an investigation into the death of Pavel Sadokha, president of the Ukrainian Association in Portugal. The publication stated: 'MP demands clarification.'
Jornal de Notícias notes that there is a decrease in contraceptive sales, but demand for 'after-sex pills' is growing. Meanwhile, Diário de Notícias dedicated its front page to Nova University, which 'received a European competition award for creating an international artificial intelligence center in healthcare.'
In the magazine Visão, they promise to reveal 'How American money buys European football.' And O Jornal Económico reports that 'Portuguese people spent 3.1 billion euros on travel in 2025.'
In sports publications, the main event was Benfica's victory over AC Milan in the first round of the Europa League group stage. A Bola highly praised 'the luxurious eagle,' and O Jogo and Record mentioned 'Opera' in Milan.
Full list of headlines
As part of a review of various publications, the following topics were presented: Visão highlighted how American funds influence European football, and also raised issues about the new New York changing Atlético FC, and concerns about artificial intelligence and geopolitical confrontation. Correio da Manhã focused on the investigation into the death of the Ukrainian Sadokha in a hotel in the Quarter, as well as on the results of the AC Milan 0-2 Benfica match. Diário de Notícias reported on Nova University's victory in the EU competition and on problems in healthcare, noting that one of ten patients suffers from preventable harm. Público discussed the concealment of the identity of those who condemn and the impact of class size on inequality. Jornal de Notícias reported on the decrease in contraceptive sales and Benfica's victory in the Europa League. O Jornal Económico noted Portuguese spending on travel in 2025 and the development of the terminal in Xines.