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Sol (Portuguese pronunciation: [sɔɫ]; Portuguese for Sun) is a Portuguese language weekly national newspaper published every Saturday in Lisbon, Portugal. It leans on the right wing of the political spectrum.

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rdfs:label	Sol (Portugal) (de) Sol (newspaper) (en) Sol (jornal) (pt)
rdfs:comment	Sol (Portuguese pronunciation: [sɔɫ]; Portuguese for Sun) is a Portuguese language weekly national newspaper published every Saturday in Lisbon, Portugal. It leans on the right wing of the political spectrum. (en) Sol é um jornal semanal português que se encontra nas bancas aos sábados. O seu primeiro número saiu a 16 de Setembro de 2006, vendendo 120 mil exemplares. Em outubro de 2014 o Sol atingiu uma circulação semanal de 22.345 exemplares, escolhendo pouco depois deixar de ter as vendas auditadas. (pt) Sol, zu deutsch Sonne, ist eine samstäglich in Lissabon erscheinende portugiesische Wochenzeitung. Sie gehört der angolanischen Offshore-Mediengruppe , die Isabel dos Santos, der ältesten der Tochter des angolanischen Präsidenten, gehört und auch zu 15 Prozent am Medienkonzern Cofina (Correio da Manhã, Record etc.) beteiligt ist. Als Beilage erscheint wöchentlich das Magazin Tabu und der Programmführer Essencial. Das Kulturmagazin Cubo erscheint als monatliche Beilage. (de)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Expresso (Portuguese newspaper) Publications established in 2006 Portuguese news websites Lisbon Tabloid (newspaper format) Weekly newspaper Newspapers published in Lisbon Portuguese-language newspapers Weekly newspapers published in Portugal 2006 establishments in Portugal Portuguese language dbr:Newsplex
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.sol.pt/ http://www.sol.pt
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editor	Mário Ramires (en)
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has abstract	Sol, zu deutsch Sonne, ist eine samstäglich in Lissabon erscheinende portugiesische Wochenzeitung. Sie gehört der angolanischen Offshore-Mediengruppe , die Isabel dos Santos, der ältesten der Tochter des angolanischen Präsidenten, gehört und auch zu 15 Prozent am Medienkonzern Cofina (Correio da Manhã, Record etc.) beteiligt ist. Sol wurde von , einem ehemaligen Redaktionsleiter der Wochenzeitung Expresso gegründet und erschien erstmals am 16. September 2006. Sie erscheint wie ihr direkter Konkurrent Expresso im Berliner Format. Nach einer im Oktober 2014 veröffentlichten Untersuchung des portugiesischen Medieninstituts beträgt die verkaufte Auflage im Mittel 22.345 Exemplare. Als Beilage erscheint wöchentlich das Magazin Tabu und der Programmführer Essencial. Das Kulturmagazin Cubo erscheint als monatliche Beilage. In allen Angelegenheiten, die von der angolanischen Besitzerin als für sie relevant betrachtet werden – und das sind angesichts der vielfachen recht viele – gibt diese die Richtung vor. (de) Sol (Portuguese pronunciation: [sɔɫ]; Portuguese for Sun) is a Portuguese language weekly national newspaper published every Saturday in Lisbon, Portugal. It leans on the right wing of the political spectrum. (en) Sol é um jornal semanal português que se encontra nas bancas aos sábados. O seu primeiro número saiu a 16 de Setembro de 2006, vendendo 120 mil exemplares. Em outubro de 2014 o Sol atingiu uma circulação semanal de 22.345 exemplares, escolhendo pouco depois deixar de ter as vendas auditadas. (pt)
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