Diário do Alentejo
Beja, Beja, PortugalPortugueseDiário do Alentejo is a Portuguese regional newspaper based in Beja. Founded in 1932, it serves the Alentejo region, focusing on local news, culture, and socioeconomic developments. It operates as a vital information source for the southern province, covering regional politics and community life through its digital and print editions.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN PORTUGAL
National readership in this Iberian nation centers around a handful of established titles published primarily out of Lisbon and Porto. Leading the mass market is Correio da Manhã, a populist tabloid commanding the highest daily circulation. The serious press is anchored by Público, a centre-left daily owned by Sonaecom, and the historic Lisbon-based Diário de Notícias, founded in 1864. Weekly investigative journalism is dominated by Expresso, an influential broadsheet published by the Impresa group. Major regional dailies like the Porto-based Jornal de Notícias balance the capital's influence, alongside local press serving communities in the Azores and Madeira. Paperboy indexes 44 Portuguese newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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