Press review: Corruption suspicions in referee appointments reach the PJ, and companies rely more on vocational training
Público reports that corruption allegations regarding football referee appointments have reached the Judiciary Police (PJ). The newspaper also covers the story of Daniela do Mar, a Portuguese sailor held in Hormuz for months before returning to Portugal on April 25th. Jornal de Notícias highlights that Portuguese companies are increasingly dependent on vocational training and want more involvement in curriculum development. The paper also notes that the 'big three' football clubs have spent 207 million on signings. Correio da Manhã reports that the Supreme Court upheld a nine-and-a-half-year prison sentence for an IT worker at the IGFEJ who used stolen credentials to commit fraud. CNN Portugal reports that Casa Ermelinda Freitas and two executives were convicted of fraud in obtaining European subsidies. Diário de Notícias highlights a poll showing a lack of public confidence in the Minister of Education regarding upcoming exams. Negócios reports that the Government expects to conclude negotiations with Brisa within two months, while Eco notes that the German manager Mutares is claiming up to 80 million euros from Parpública.
