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Portugal’s ruling center-right alliance wins election, but far-right makes record gains
Portugal’s ruling center-right Democratic Alliance (AD) won a snap parliamentary election on Sunday but again fell short of ...
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Portugal's far-right party gains as PM holds on
Portugal's incumbent centre-right party won the most seats in the country's third general election in three years but again ...
Portugal's center right wins elections as the left collapses to the far right
The extremist Chega party obtained as many MPs as the Socialist Party, but is expected to surpass it once the overseas votes ...
El Mundo on MSN2d
Conservative Luís Montenegro wins elections in Portugal and Chega's extremists tie with the Socialist Party
The Socialist Party (PS) collapses and reaches its worst result in 38 years, with 23.39%, almost tied with the radical right ...
Portugal headed for another minority government after vote won by incumbent center-right party
Portugal is headed for yet another minority government after the incumbent center-right Democratic Alliance won a general ...
DPA International on MSN2d
Montenegro's conservatives win Portugal election as far right surges
A historic shift to the right has overshadowed the victory of Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's conservatives in Portugal's ...
Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro Casts His Vote In Portugal's Snap Election
On Sunday, Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro cast his vote as Portugal held a snap election. Christopher Bell took ...
Portugal’s election brings another minority government and a far-right rise
Portugal’s president is due to convene the country’s political parties for consultations after a general election delivered ...
AFP on MSN2d
Portugal’s PM holds on, but far right gains
Near complete official results yesterday showed Montenegro’s center-right Democratic Alliance (AD) had boosted its tally in ...
Al Jazeera on MSN5d
‘New paradigm’: A fractured Portugal votes again, amid corruption cloud
Housing is unaffordable. Migrants are a flashpoint issue. The far right is here to stay. And Portugal is deeply divided.