JN reports that the current government has faced more social unrest than its predecessors, with 785 strike notices during Montenegro's tenure compared to Costa and Passos Coelho. Meanwhile, Público highlights Portugal's role in a major Brazilian pension fraud scandal involving businessman António Carlos Camilo Antunes, with political implications reaching the families of Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro. Additionally, Correio da Manhã reports that Prime Minister Montenegro must disclose his client list following a Constitutional Court ruling, and warns of significant fuel price hikes next week due to Middle East tensions.