Good morning! The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, was in Portugal, and it is this visit that dominates the front pages of the national press this Wednesday, May 29th. Stay up to date with this and other prominent topics of today. 

Wednesday is magazine day. Sábado, which dedicates space to an article about "The Unknown Life of Camões", also highlights the insults already exchanged in the Assembly of the Republic: "Parliament. 'Drunk', 'Spit', 'Disgusting': The Historical Insults Among Deputies". 

The Visão also looks at Parliament, but at its leader, Aguiar-Branco. "José Pedro Aguiar-Branco. The Story of the Former Rebel Seeking Consensus", it reads. The magazine also highlights a statement by Manuel Pinho about António Costa: "Manuel Pinho: 'António Costa is Tasting His Own Poison of 'Justice is Justice'". 

Looking at the newspapers, the Correio da Manhã reports that "Doctors and Teachers Raise the Average Value of Pensions. Public Finance Council Reveals in Report". In addition, it also writes: "Secretary of State. CP Hides Record of Award to Government Official".

"In two months, 36,000 more users were registered without a family doctor", highlights the Público, while the Diário de Notícias, also on the path of health, reports: "Health. Family Doctors Do Not Want to Work More, 'Even with Incentives', but Better Working Conditions". The Jornal de Notícias reports that "The Coastline Has Seven Times More PRR Funds than the Interior". 

In the economic sector, the Negócios writes: "Communications. Sale of Altice in Portugal Still Without a Clear Outcome". In turn, the Jornal Económico reports that "The Owner of the Magazines Visão and Exame Requested Access to PER to Avoid Bankruptcy".

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

Sábado:

- "The Unknown Life of Camões"

- "Parliament. 'Drunk', 'Spit', 'Disgusting': The Historical Insults Among Deputies"

- "Trend. Parents Take Photoshoots with Newborns"

- "The 'Email' Case: Benfica's Strange Business with Setúbal. Public Ministry Drops Corruption and Suspects that the Reds Financed Vitória FC in 1.5 Million Euros"

Visão:

- "How Physical Exercise Improves the Brain"

- "Manuel Pinho: 'António Costa is Tasting His Own Poison of 'Justice is Justice'"

- "José Pedro Aguiar-Branco. The Story of the Former Rebel Seeking Consensus"

- "Bernardo Pires de Lima: 'The Weakening of Democracy is Europe's Biggest Problem'"

Correio da Manhã:

- "Doctors and Teachers Raise the Average Value of Pensions. Public Finance Council Reveals in Report"

- "Aid to Ukraine. Zelensky Guarantees Support of 126 Million Euros"

- "Benfica. Decisive Day for Farewell to Di María"

- "FC Porto. Lazio Enters the Race for Sérgio Conceição"

- "Secretary of State. CP Hides Record of Award to Government Official"

- "Guimarães. Son Cries When Reporting Terror of Homicidal Father"

- "'Banking Phishing'. 120 Victims Targeted by Million-Dollar Scam"

- "Catholic Church. Pope Generates Controversy with 'Filth' in Seminaries"

- "Concert in Lisbon. Taylor Swift Causes a 'Quake' of 0.8 on the Richter Scale"

Público:

- "In two months, 36,000 more users were registered without a family doctor"

- "Ukraine. Military Support Reaches 126 Million Euros This Year"

- "Zelensky: 'We Will Never Forget. It Will Be the Basis of Our Future Relationship'"

- "Jana Puglierin: 'We Have Seen Many Delays, It Took a Long Time to Decide'"

- "Madeira. Albuquerque is Appointed President of the Government Today"

- "Construction. PRR: Contracts Advance Without Analysis of Applications"

- "'Historic Decision'. Spain Recognizes the State of Palestine"

Jornal de Notícias:

- "The Coastline Has Seven Times More PRR Funds than the Interior"

- "Zelensky Thanks Support of 'Sincere Friend'"

- "European Elections 2024. Deficit, Extremism, and War Mark Debate of Eight"

- "Interview. 'Populists Preferred There to Be No Migration Pact'. Margaritis Schinas, Vice-President of the European Commission"

- "Villas-Boas Assumes Portista SAD and Wants to 'Get Down to Work'"

- "Economy. Most Portuguese Are Unable to Manage Money"

- "Porto. Siemens Creates 200 Jobs with New Technological Hub"

- "Aviation. TAP Workers Threaten to Strike Again"

- "Roberta Medina. 'There Are Young People Who Do Not Know the Country Without Rock in Rio'"

Diário de Notícias:

- "Portugal's Support to Ukraine Amounts to 248 Million Euros"

- "The Biggest Book Fair Ever Opens Today in Parque Eduardo VII"

- "Catarina Martins. 'Immigration Should Be a Right, but It Cannot Be a Condemnation'"

- "Health. Family Doctors Do Not Want to Work More, 'Even with Incentives', but Better Working Conditions"

- "South Africa. Historic ANC May Lose Majority. Stagnation Creates Electoral Uncertainty"

- "Interview. Stephen Bronner, Co-Director of the International Council of Diplomacy and Dialogue: 'Negotiations Will Have to Be Imposed from Outside, in Ukraine and in Gaza'"

- "Aviation. TAP Maintenance Moves Forward with Strike Notice and Cancellations Threaten Summer"

- "Bank of Portugal. Credit to Families at Risk of Default Soars Almost 13%"

Negócios:

- "AI Is Here to Stay. What to Do with It?"

- "Communications. Sale of Altice in Portugal Still Without a Clear Outcome"

- "CGA. Almost 1/5 of Pensioners Retired After 2019"

O Jornal Económico:

- "Government Drops Promise of 'Vouchers' in Health, but Still Plans to Use Private Sector"

- "Forbes Women's Summit 2024 Highlights the Role of Women as Protagonists"

- "EDP's Green Hydrogen Implies Investing Over 300 Million"

- "'The Veto Power in the European Council Must End, Namely in Foreign Policy, Defense and Even in Fiscal Policy'. Francisco Paupério, Livre Candidate for the Elections to the European Parliament"

- "Owner of the Magazines Visão and Exame Requested Access to PER to Avoid Bankruptcy"

- "Altice Portugal's EBITDA Rose 5.6% in the Quarter, with More Revenue and Cost Control"

- "Only Exceptional Transfer Ensured a Positive Balance for CGA"

- "Zelensky Leaves Lisbon with an Additional 126 Million in Aid and a Political Agreement for 10 Years"

- "Bank of Portugal Warns Banks of the Impact of Lower Interest Rate>