O Public advances this Monday, April 20, that the high school completion rate plummeted and fell to pre-covid levels: it decreased by 10.7 percentage points. According to the newspaper, these data help to explain the drop in candidates and those placed in higher education.
This newspaper also reads that the “hole” left by Banco Espírito Santo, which fell and, in 2014, exceeds 11 billion euros. “As the years go by, the shock effect increases, because the interest on unpaid credits accumulates,” he says.
O News Journal highlights that the lack of doctors leaves emergency vehicles idle for ten thousand hours. “The year 2025 recorded an inoperability rate of 2.61% in the 44 emergency and resuscitation medical vehicles (VMER), the equivalent of 10,080 hours. There were 2427 hours more than in 2024 and a growth of 32%”, it reads.
O Morning Mail writes that Altice revoked the sale of two properties to a firm that will be controlled by Hernâni Vaz Antunes, defendant in the ‘Operation Picoas’ case, for 5.5 million euros.
In Diário de Notícias the highlight is a survey according to which the majority disagrees with Luís Montenegro that the country is better and believes that the situation has gotten worse.
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