Good morning! It's time to find out the main highlights from the national press. This Wednesday, April 24, the Correio da Manhã reveals that former Prime Minister António Costa will be "a commentator for the Now channel and a columnist for CM".

Meanwhile, the Jornal de Notícias reports that a "duo receives 100,000 euros to kill a drug trafficker for a debt".

The Público indicates that "without inspection, landlords increase rents above the 2% ceiling", while the Diário de Notícias highlights the April 25 Revolution. "The young people's vision. And when democracy turns 100?", reads the headline.

The Visão also highlights the Carnation Revolution, where it shows a "portrait of the profound changes in Portuguese society since 1974". The magazine Sábado highlights an interview with André Villas-Boas, "the rebel who wants to overthrow Pinto da Costa".

In the economic sphere, the Negócios addresses the "50 years of the Portuguese economy" and O Jornal Económico indicates that "increasing the strategic reserve of natural gas costs up to 200 million".

See the main highlights from the national press, including sports, this Wednesday:

Sábado:

- "André Villas-Boas. The rebel who wants to overthrow Pinto da Costa"

- "April 25 Special. Portrait of the profound changes in Portuguese society since 1974"

- "Family. Celebrities tell what it's like to be a father over 65"

Visão:

- "Commemorative edition 50 years of April 25. The first days of freedom"

- "Memories of the colonial war"

- "The hidden side of the housing crisis"

- "The new Resistance Museum"

Correio da Manhã:

- "Taxes. Scammers attack IRS tax returns. Tax Authority issues warning"

- "Second attempt to deceive taxpayers. First was with refunds"

- "Portugal owns the 8th largest oil well in the world"

- "António Costa. Commentator for the Now channel and columnist for CM"

- "Rui Costa decides. Schmidt safe until the end of the season"

- "He can stay. Rúben Amorim gives hope"

- "Classic. Sérgio doesn't want a party at the Dragão"

- "Average of 1611 euros/M. Housing prices slow down"

- "Crime in Coimbra. Father and son arrested for beating a man to death"

- "Four thousand faithful. Pastor close to Chega and Trump prays in Porto"

Público:

- "Without inspection, landlords increase rents above the 2% ceiling"

- "Fernando Araújo. NHS Executive Director resigns so as not to be an 'obstacle' to Government policies"

- "Several cancers. Scientists create diagnostic test based on blood"

- "European Parliament. Even foreign MEPs were surprised by the new PS list"

- "Exile. Mário Soares honored in Paris. He loved life and freedom"

- "Interview with photographer Sebastião Salgado: 'People believed that Portugal would be completely left-wing'"

- "Level of adherence to populism. Critics of elites and politicians, Portuguese want a referendum for more important decisions"

Jornal de Notícias:

- "Health data of the Portuguese available throughout Europe"

- "Fernando Araújo leaves the NHS Executive Board"

- "Violence. Duo receives 100,000 euros to kill a drug trafficker for a debt"

- "FC Porto. Francisco Conceição stays until 2029"

- "Vila do Conde. Cow manure supplies gas to three thousand homes"

- "Castelo de Paiva. He was spared death by hanging but not from going to court"

- "Theater. The Revolution and the crisis in information take to the stage"

- "'All you need is love'. Simão, a Beatles fan, convinced his grandmother to enroll his father in a television contest to pay for a trip to Liverpool. André Calisto won 50,000 euros and in July they will all go to England"

Diário de Notícias:

- "The young people's vision. And when democracy turns 100?"

- "Portuguese: 'I want to emigrate, but I can't give up on my country'"

- "Immigrants: 'To build a career and live. Portugal is a country of opportunities'"

- "Where were you 50 years ago? Vasco Lourenço, president of the April 25 Association"

- "Mónica Ferro: 'There is still a long way to go to fulfill April in women's rights'"

- "IRS reduction. PSD does not know if it will fail the PS's 'exercise of opportunism'"

- "Argentina. How long will it last and what is behind Milei's 'economic miracle'"

- "Doctors. FNAM will present 10 demands to the Government"

- "Shirley MacLaine at 90. God (still) knows how much she loved"

Negócios:

- "Three transformations and four shocks. 50 years of the Portuguese economy"

- "Negotiation on the hood. The turbulent life of the stock exchange after 1974"

- "Social mobility, education and housing concern young people"

- "25 icons of the Carnation Revolution"

- "April postcards"

- "IPO price slows Luz Saúde's entry into the stock exchange"

- "Governance. Salaries of PSI CEOs grew 5.7% in 2023"

- "Stocks. Galp becomes the most valuable listed company thanks to Namibia"

O Jornal Económico:

- "Increasing the strategic reserve of natural gas costs up to 200 million"

- "Fidelidade refuses to sell Luz Saúde 'at a discount'"

- "Galp rises another 3.67% and is now worth more than EDP"

- "Top of the agenda: AR and results in the USA"

- "'[FC Porto] has a very serious treasury problem'. João Rafael Koehler, candidate for vice-president of FC Porto"

- "Low-cost electrics put pressure on the price of used cars"

- "Investment in hospital medication has increased by 10% per year since 2020"

- "Tim Vieira starts running for the Presidency of the Republic tomorrow"

O Jogo:

- "Pinto da Costa. President for 42 years