Not without the correspondence exchanged between Balsemão and the directors of English newspapers being intercepted by PIDE, which photocopied the information and sent it to Marcello Caetano. For this purpose Augusto de Carvalho, the advertising director and Fernando Ulrich do an internship in the United Kingdom to learn about the journalistic model. After Banco Borges ‘ “irrefutable offer” in the summer of 1971 for the daily, Balsemão’s uncle agreed to sell.įrancisco Pinto Balsemão then abandoned the Diário Popular and decided to invest in his own newspaper, with the model “of quality English Sunday newspapers”, such as The Sunday Times and The Observer. After the death of his father, he inherited, together with his uncle, the 16.6% share of the capital of this company, which had as shareholders Francisco and uncle (this being the majority shareholder) and Guilherme Brás Medeiros. Pinto Balsemão was secretary to the Director and, subsequently, member of the Board of Directors of the company that owns Diário Popular. Pinto Balsemão is connected to the press for family reasons – his grandfather, as he was called Francisco Pinto Balsemão, a republican marketer and militant, was the founder and owner of newspapers later, the uncle and the father were the owners of Diário Popular. The weekly Expresso was founded on January 6, 1973 and initially directed by Francisco Pinto Balsemão. In the edition of 26 of June of 2010 the Express started to use the Spelling Agreement 1990. Assistant directors are: David Dinis, Miguel Cadete, Martim Silva and Paula Santos. The current director of Expresso is João Vieira Pereira, since March 23, 2019. The Express is a newspaper of Portuguese weekly published the Saturday since 1973. Rua Calvet de Magalhães 242, 2770-022 Paço de Arcos
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