Good morning! It's time to look at the front pages of the Portuguese press this Thursday, May 16. Stay up to date on the main highlights.

Thursday is magazine day. "The rich and famous also hit. What the legal proceedings reveal about the scourge of domestic violence in Portugal and the denunciations in the upper classes", is the major theme highlighted in Visão. Sábado brings an exclusive from a new book related to José Sócrates: "Exclusive. The secret diary of Sócrates' investigator [New book reveals the phone taps in the Face Oculta case]".

In turn, today's Correio da Manhã writes about Operation Golden Ticket. "Videos trap 'monkey' and woman. Ticket trafficking on the black market", reads the newspaper, which also writes about the pregnant woman who disappeared in Murtosa and states: "Mónica's disappearance. Judge says there is evidence against Valente".

"Hospitals will be able to pay 40% more to task workers to ensure emergencies", reports the Público, while the Jornal de Notícias writes that "new rules prevent students with disabilities from entering Higher Education".

The Diário de Notícias reports that the "Public Administration strike threatens to close schools throughout the country" and highlights a study, which indicates that "temporary workers are three times more at risk of poverty". 

Moving on to the economic ones, the Negócios highlights that "five PPP concessionaires are asking for a rebalancing of accounts, while O Jornal Económico reports that "Portugal has more than a thousand hotels for sale".

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

Visão:

- "The rich and famous also hit. What the legal proceedings reveal about the scourge of domestic violence in Portugal and the denunciations in the upper classes"

- "Controversy. Immigrants with lives suspended at AIMA"

- "Ai Weiwei. 'The West needs to create enemies'"

- "Sports. The time for big investors"

Sábado:

- "Exclusive. The secret diary of Sócrates' investigator [New book reveals the phone taps in the Face Oculta case]"

- "The incredible life of Betty, from Pepsi secretary to the wife of a diamond dealer. The whole story of the relationship with José Castelo Branco"

- "Moser saga. The family that wanted to transform Estoril into the Côte d'Azur"

- "Freemasonry. Who are the candidates for Grand Master and the brothers who support them"

Correio da Manhã:

- "Videos trap 'monkey' and woman. Ticket trafficking on the black market"

- "Mónica's disappearance. Judge says there is evidence against Valente"

- "Attack in Slovakia. Three shots hit Prime Minister"

- "Airport, TGV and new bridge. Major works with an investment of over 10 billion euros"

- "Benfica. Rui Costa forces Schmidt to use homegrown players"

- "Goalkeeper. Léo Jardim in Sporting's sights"

- "FC Porto. Milan attacks Sérgio after the Cup"

- "Without government approval. Santa Casa loses millions in guarantees in Brazil"

- "Negotiations. MAI proposal leaves police dissatisfied"

- "Porto. Ferrari trafficker used TVDE sticker"

Público:

- "Hospitals will be able to pay 40% more to task workers to ensure emergencies"

- "Biweekly debate. Airport and IRS in Luís Montenegro's debut"

- "Palme d'Or. Meryl Streep's career, 74, recognized in Cannes"

- "Slovakia. Prime Minister Robert Fico underwent emergency surgery after being shot"

- "Interview with Luísa Salgueiro. Mayors refuse term of responsibility to accelerate housing funds"

- "Public service. Average earnings exceeded two thousand euros for the first time"

- "Super Dragões. FC Porto gave the supporters' group four thousand tickets for home games"

Jornal de Notícias:

- "New rules prevent students with disabilities from entering Higher Education"

- "Requests for help at the Porto food bank double"

- "Prime Minister of Slovakia fights for his life after being shot"

- "Debts. Town halls that pay late are increasing"

- "Benfica. MP investigates Vieira's purchase of ghost player"

- "Cannes. Supermodels shine at the start of the festival"

- "Parliament. Montenegro expects opposition support in plan for immigrants"

- "FC Porto. Giving up the academy in Maia could cost more than a million"

Diário de Notícias:

- "Public Administration strike threatens to close schools throughout the country"

- "Parliament. Montenegro throws dispatch on airports to Pedro Nuno Santos and IRS to André Ventura"

- "Brussels. Debt reduction will be one of the largest in Europe and also a surplus"

- "Roberto Fico shot. Instigator and victim of political polarization in Slovakia"

- "Study. Temporary workers are three times more at risk of poverty"

- "FC Porto. Tries to avoid the worst classification in 48 years in Braga"

- "Cannes. Still Meryl Streep, but also a French revelation"

Negócios:

- "Five PPP concessionaires are asking for a rebalancing of accounts"

- "BCP's financial margin is already falling in Portugal"

- "Ibersol minority shareholders contest dividend"

- "Telecom. Digi divides opinions. Anacom asks for creativity, operators are skeptical"

- "Automobile. Production at record pace but only thanks to Autoeuropa"

- "Deterioration of public infrastructure to be reported in 14 years"

- "GDP, balance and migration help meet new EU rules"

O Jornal Económico:

- "Portugal has more than a thousand hotels for sale"

- "Telecoms complain about the sector's profitability problems in Portugal"

- "'Alcochete? Better than nothing. The most important thing is to ask what will happen to TAP'. Rui Quadros, specialist in airline management"

- "Inflation was responsible for more than half of the fall in public debt last year"

- "Top of the Agenda: CGD results and unemployment in the OECD"

- "Slovak PM survives assassination attempt"

- "Millennium BCP profits 234 million euros until March"

Record.

- "Lage tells all. First major interview after leaving Benfica"

- "Benfica. Arsenal joins the race for João Neves"

- "Sporting. Diogo Pinto close to Jamor. Little chance of Ádan recovering in time"

- "FC Porto. Villas-Boas recovers outcasts. Iván Jaime, Jorge Sánchez, André Franco and Toni Martínez"

- "V. Guimarães. Bitter divorce. António Miguel wanted an apology. Álvaro Pacheco files a criminal complaint"

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