The cost of debt is already rising due to the new war. This is the headline of this Monday's edition, April 5th, of Diário de Notícias. For Portugal, the rise in interest rates is sensitive because, despite the downward trend in the debt-to-GDP ratio, the country continues to have high levels of indebtedness that must be paid with budget surpluses and/or refinanced with new debt. The Government's latest forecast points to an increase of 600 million in debt charges by 2026. Also highlighted is survival on credit: more and more families have no other way to buy basic goods. Download the DN at the link below: The photographic highlight goes to the Vatican. In his first Easter as Pope, Leão XIV calls for hope against the “violence of war”. Other highlights: To Trump's threat of “hell”, Iran warns that the “region will burn”. Marcelo's life after Belém includes books and schools, while politics remains behind closed doors. Marta Temido: “I do not recognize the Prime Minister's sectoral knowledge to speak of chaos in Health left by the PS”. Lisbon: One infraction every two days for the sale of alcoholic beverages for street consumption. I League: Nice and Ajax haunt Francesco Farioli and FC Porto in the final stretch of the championship. Artemis II: The day man reaches the dark side of the Moon. Luís Portela: “My interest in the spiritual began when I was young, but, looking at things from a scientific point of view”.