PSD and PS try to approach each other to approve the Nationality Law, writes the Public this Wednesday, October 22nd, a day that will be marked by the death, on Tuesday night, of Franciscisco Pinto Balsemão, aged 88. The newspaper explains that the negotiations, which began at the end of last week, gained greater momentum on Friday afternoon with the exchange of proposals between the PSD and PS on the one hand and the PSD and Chega on the other. The law is discussed and voted on this Wednesday in a parliamentary committee.
This newspaper also highlights the delays in the Lisbon Metro, which lead to it losing money from the PRR for the expansion of the Red Line.
No News Journal it is read that the Kastelo association is suspected of child abuse. The Matosinhos institution was the subject of PSP searches in which expired medicines and food were seized. The director was made a defendant.
O Morning Mail highlights the case of the attack on José Manuel Anes, allegedly by his daughter, who is detained. “Anes’ daughter cries in jail”, writes the newspaper.
In Diário de Notícias the highlight is an interview with Luís Neves, director of the Judiciary Police, who says: “When allegations of corruption reach the PJ they no longer go to the ‘waiting list’ as in the past.”