Good morning! It's time to look at the front pages of the newspapers for Tuesday, April 23. Let's start with Correio da Manhã, which reports that "Galp discovers oil for over 140 years". "Gondomar. Diverts student support to children's accounts" is another highlight. 

The Jornal de Notícias reports that a "suspended prosecutor will be tried for stalking and harassing a colleague for months". The Diário de Notícias reports that "unemployment is at its worst since the pandemic, and job offers are also down".

The sports pages unanimously highlight Farense-Benfica (1-3). 

See below the main highlights of the national press, including sports, and in the gallery above the respective front pages:

Correio da Manhã:

- "Coast of Namibia. Galp discovers oil for over 140 years"

- "Two wells with a capacity for ten billion barrels. Will not affect fuel prices"

- "Amorim family earns 915 million in one day"

- "1.3 million pensioners live in poverty"

- "Farense-Benfica (1-3). Victory not acclaimed by fans. Schmidt leaves with police protection"

- "Gondomar. Diverts student support to children's accounts"

- "European elections. AD and PS bet on Bugalho and Temido"

- "Mystery Ticket. Suspect in Maddie's murder orders videos to be deleted"

- "Sporting. Rúben flies to London"

Público:

- "Temido and Bugalho are adversaries in the European elections, Rui Moreira refused AD"

- "Exile and April 25. Sérgio Godinho: 'The newspaper said that tanks were occupying the central square of Lisbon'"

- "IRS tax brackets. PS against lowering the 7th and 8th and proposes a greater reduction up to the 5th"

- "Secondary school. School prohibits short shorts and 'excessive' necklines"

- "Ramada Curto. An interventionist historian to direct the National Library"

- "European Union. Head of diplomacy regrets lack of concrete announcements of support for Ukraine"

- "Hein de Haas, sociologist: 'You can't have a liberal, open economy and want less immigration'"

Jornal de Notícias:

- "Suspended prosecutor will be tried for stalking and harassing a colleague for months"

- "Almost 300 fans banned from attending sports venues since January"

- "Farense 1-3 Benfica. Arthur Cabral has a heel like that"

- "FC Porto. Villas-Boas attacks stadium deal and Pinto da Costa raises doubts about personal data"

- "Sporting. Talks with West Ham and Liverpool lead Rúben Amorim to travel to London"

- "Short shorts and excessive necklines will not be examined. The regulation of the Pedro Nunes Secondary School advises dignity in clothing"

- "European elections. Sebastião Bugalho leads AD list, Rui Moreira leaves and Temido advances for PS"

- "Porto. S. João patients followed by video remotely to avoid aggravation"

- "Culture. Dance Days flood Porto, Matosinhos and Gaia"

Diário de Notícias:

- "IEFP. Unemployment is at its worst since the pandemic, and job offers are also down"

- "In Largo do Carmo there are no longer chaimites, only 'tuk-tuks'"

- "Where were you 50 years ago? Celeste Caeiro, the lady of the April carnations"

- "European elections. Bugalho is AD's choice for top of the list, PS bets on Temido"

- "Health. Chronic fatigue and long covid: invisible diseases that stop lives"

- "Kiev. With or without war, Ukrainians do not give up their coffee"

- "Andrew Sean Greer [winner of a Pulitzer Prize]: 'Living in Europe made me realize every day how parochial America is"

- "Claudio Miscia [Italian ambassador to Portugal]. Italy and Portugal: dates and traces of a shared identity"

inevitável:

- "unforgettable"

- "50 years of April 25"

- "European elections. Marta Temido number 1 for PS and Sebastião Bugalho for AD"

- "Government multiplies in meetings"

Negócios:

- "Asset managers compete for large fortunes in Portugal"

- "The heirs of April. Journey through the history of three companies that were born in 1974, the year of the Carnation Revolution, riding on the memory of the protagonists who keep them alive"

- "Galp's new darling with 270 million invested in 2 years [oil in Namibia]"

- "CGA: end of rules explains sudden drop in new pensions"

- "Radar Africa. Millennium Atlântico opens the door to new shareholders"

O Jornal Económico:

- "Strasbourg gives 'green light' to new budget rules for next year"

- "Galp valued at 2.7 billion in one day with oil from Namibia"

- "Offshore wind promoters advocate auction this year"

- "Marta Temido leads PS list and Sebastião Bugalho appointed as AD candidate"

- "Top of the agenda: CTT, Tesla and PMI of Germany"

- "IRS cut only after closing the IRS Jovem and the exemption to prizes'. António Leitão Amaro, Minister of the Presidency"

- "Bondholders of the former PT see reimbursement postponed by Oi"

- "AIP promotes partnerships between Portuguese and Mozambican companies"

A Bola:

- "Farense-Benfica (1-3). Enough! Schmidt admits he is fed up with the behavior of some fans"

- "Sporting. Rúben Amorim taking care of the future in England"

- "FC Porto. Pepê may return to defense in the classic against Sporting"

- "International. Inter Italian champion for the 20th time"

- "A Bola Interview. Marco Pedroso. The video analyst who was in six of Benfica's last seven titles"

Record:

- "Farense-Benfica (1-3). Divorce. Coach insulted and attacked despite the quiet victory. Schmidt revolted with fans"

- "Sporting. Amorim negotiates in London"

- "West Ham tries to seduce coach: 'There will be no agreements or interviews before the end of the season', Rúben guaranteed"

- "FC Porto. André Villas-Boas. 'President is hostage to Koehler'"

- "League. Regulation changes go to vote. Loans increase. Alcohol rate reduced"

O Jogo:

- "Farense 1-Benfica 3. Plan B is better than ever"

- "João Neves, Rafa, Aursnes and Neres were left out and the eagles returned to victories"

- "German coach hit by a bottle"

- "Schmidt targets fans again: 'They can stay home'"

- "José Mota: 'There was a doubt of a penalty'"

- "Contest from the stands reached Rui Costa"

- "FC Porto. João Mário out of the classic"

- "Alan Varela enters Bayern's radar"

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