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Diário de Notícias

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  • Portugal
    Portugal
    / Media and publishing

    The daily Diário de Notícias (founded 1864) was long Portugal’s most prestigious newspaper. With privatization, however, the position of Diário has been challenged. Leading dailies include Público (founded 1990) and Correio da Manhã (founded 1979), and one of the most widely read newspapers is the weekly Expresso.…

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    The daily Diário de Notícias (founded 1864) was long Portugal’s most prestigious newspaper. With privatization, however, the position of Diário has been challenged. Leading dailies include Público (founded 1990) and Correio da Manhã (founded 1979), and one of the most widely read newspapers is the weekly Expresso.…

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