Good morning. It is time to get to know the topics that mark the front pages of the national press this Wednesday, May 15.

We start with the Diário de Notícias which opens the edition with an interview with the Chief of Staff of the Navy, Admiral Gouveia e Melo, who says that "if Europe is attacked and NATO demands us, we will die wherever we have to die to defend it".

The Correio da Manhã tells the story of how the PSP 'hunted' down the "Ferrari" of a "drug trafficker".

On the other hand, the Jornal de Notícias makes headlines with young people who "use religion to escape Defense Day".

The transversal theme on practically all the front pages of the generalist press is the announcement of the location for the new Lisbon airport, which should be called Luís de Camões Airport and should be located in Alcochete.

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

Correio da Manhã:

- "Government decides on the location of 'Luís de Camões'. Alcochete Airport requires a new bridge over the Tagus"

- "PSP hunts down drug trafficker's Ferrari"

- "Television. Now debuts on channel 9 on June 17"

- "Finance. Public debt interest costs 16 million euros per day"

- "'Hello dad, hello mom'. Family manages telephone exchange for scams"

- "Crimes. Gangs use children to rob houses"

- "The former leader. Santa Casa demands 61 million"

- "Manuel Alves. Portuguese fashion icon dies at 72"

- "Email process. MP presses Rui Costa on business with V. Setúbal"

- "Benfica. António Silva leaves to pay for reinforcements"

- "FC Porto. FC Porto members afraid to denounce 'monkey'"

Público:

- "52 years later. Government decides that a 6,105 million euro airport will be located in Alcochete"

- "São Tomé-Russia. Military agreement provides for the exchange of secret information"

- "Cultural policy. Government replaces museum and monument manager"

- "Health. Number of patients on waiting list for surgery rises 13%"

Jornal de Notícias:

- "Young people use religion to escape Defense Day"

- "Half of those run over by the metro were wearing headphones. Company blames pedestrians for accidents in Greater Porto"

- "New Airport. Luís de Camões takes a decade and will require the expansion of Portela"

- "Eurodreams yields 100 thousand euros per day to Portuguese players"

- "Trafficker 'Bruce de Francos' hid fortune in his mother's house"

- "Mirandela. Closed emergency room requires traveling 60 kilometers" (Porto Edition)

- "Lisbon. Moedas accuses PS of preventing more housing supply" (Lisbon Edition)

- "FC Porto. Maia Academy received a new check"

- "League. Ticket revenues give 73 million to the big three"

Diário de Notícias:

- "Admiral Gouveia e Melo. 'If Europe is attacked and NATO demands us, we will die wherever we have to die to defend it'"

- "Decision. Government promises new airport, new bridge over the Tagus and TGV to Madrid, but still does not know how much it costs"

- "Health. ULS São José creates a clinic for children and pregnant women without a family doctor"

- "Interview. Elizabeth Economy [political scientist]: 'Xi Jinping is a transformative leader'"

- "Football. Goal line technology advances for 'sporting truth'"

- "Cannes. Meryl Streep and Greta Gerwig: to tears. And a Napoleon rediscovered on the big screen"

Negócios:

- "New airport closes Portela within a decade"

- "Country repeats second worst mark in investment"

- "Inês Lima, McDonald's general manager. 'The year is being more difficult, with the consumer more restrained'"

- "Medina denies tricks in the accounts and attacks UTAO [Budgetary Support Technical Unit] and deputies"

- "Mosqueteiros invest 240 million until 2049"

O Jornal Económico:

- "Decided. Luís de Camões Airport in Alcochete and Portela will be closed"

- "UTAO [Budgetary Support Technical Unit] rejects accusation of 'very serious error' by Medina"

- "Top of the agenda: BCP, public finances and inflation in the USA"

- "NOS profit almost doubles in the quarter"

- "Jerónimo Martins is the dividend champion"

- "'We are focused on what can go wrong. We have lost optimism in innovation'. Peter Giger, Chief Risk Officer of Zurich Insurance Group"

- "Defense inspects Softbox Madeira"

- "Sonangol's executive board reappointed"

A Bola:

- "Sporting. Captain of the future. Hjulmand joins Coates and Inácio in the Leonine hierarchy"

- "Benfica. Hoffenheim asks about Jurásek"

- "FC Porto. 4 thousand tickets for Jamor back to Dragão"

- "England. City wins and approaches the tetra"

- "League. Goal line technology from 2025/2026"

Record:

- "Sporting. Paulinho opens the game. Forward reveals the secrets of the title"

- "Benfica. Schjeldrup will be the bet"

- "Benfica. Pedro Santos renews until 2028"

- "Email case. Rui Costa in DCIAP for imputations of undue offer and tax fraud"

- "FC Porto. As soon as he enters the SAD. Villas-Boas breaks with Super Dragões "

- "We will have goal line technology"

O Jogo:

- "Tickets of the 'super' in the hands of the SAD. The outgoing administration is in possession of four thousand tickets for Jamor"

- "Cost of the Maia Academy already amounts to 1.19 million euros"

- "Sporting. Turkey and Arabia want Paulinho"

- "Benfica. Emails still make a dent"

- "Benfica. Training coach guarantees: 'João Rego is a pure talent'"

- "Braga. The best Bruma points to the European Championship"

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