Newsrooms

Publication of political impact, it was born on the 24th of August, 1975, during "Verão Quente". The newspaper was created in response to the extinction of República. A Luta was associated to the emergency of Partida Socialista (PS), becoming a mouth-piece of the party. Raul Rego is the director of A Luta.

In 1993, number 17 of Rua da Misericórdia is the adress of the Lisbon office of Jornal de Notícias, daily newspaper from Oporto. Before then, it was located at number 25 of the same street.

Newspaper A Época was founded by Fernando de Sousa, in 1919. A publication with a catholic and monarchic orientation, it later supported the ideology of Estado Novo. The newsroom was located in Rua da Misericórdia, in Bairro Alto.

António José de Almeida founds newspaper República on the 15th of January, 1911. A publication that stood out in the fight against censorship imposed during Salazar's dictatorship, it went through a technological transformation in 1972, by the hand of then director Raul Rego.

Jornal Novo, located in Rua Marechal Saldanha, is published for the first time on the 17th of April, 1975. The first journalist at the helm is Artur Portela Filho.

On May 29th,1975, O Tempo was born. Its founder and director is Nuno Rocha, who, during PREC, supposedly published every week the content of the meetings of Conselho da Revolução. The initial address of this newsroom is in Rua Ruben A. Leitão, near Príncipe Real.