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Portugal’s election seeks to end cycle of instability
Half a century after its transition from dictatorship to democracy, Portugal is in danger of losing the mantle of southern Europe’s most stable democracy. Its general election on Sunday will be the third since 2022, as the country has struggled with corruption scandals, a fragmented parliament and weak government.
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The election campaign has been dominated by reactionary posturing, especially anti-migrant xenophobia. Not a single party ...
But political stagnation won’t relieve citizens of their electoral duties anytime soon. This fall, Portuguese voters will be ...
Portuguese will go to the polls on Sunday in their third general election in just over three years. Here are some of the main ...
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‘New paradigm’: A fractured Portugal votes again, amid corruption cloudHousing is unaffordable. Migrants are a flashpoint issue. The far right is here to stay. And Portugal is deeply divided.
Portugal's political scene is abuzz as parties prepare for the country's third early general election in three years. Prime ...
Portuguese political parties were wrapping up their campaigns on Lisbon's streets on Friday ahead of a general election on ...
Portugal's governing Democratic Alliance groups the centre-right Social Democratic Party (PSD) of caretaker Prime Minister ...
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