CHEGAâs emigrĂ© successes âvictory of humility over arroganceâ, says leader
Portugalâs up and coming political force âroutsâ former parliamentary speaker CHEGAâs extraordinary success in the March 10 elections perpetuated yesterday with an unprecedented win in the âemigrĂ© circlesâ (the party
CHEGA âsweeps boardâ in Portugalâs emigrĂ© votes
Final results of Portugal’s legislative elections due at 5pm today With 70,000 emigrĂ© votes still to be counted, Correio da ManhĂŁ runs with the story today that CHEGA has pretty
Socialists âshould govern if emigrĂ© votes go their wayâ
Party stalwart continues to uphold possibility most see as unlikely Alexandra LeitĂŁo, coordinator of the PS Socialist Partyâs electoral campaign, has argued that the PS should be called to govern
Almost 300,000 emigrĂ©s voted in Portugalâs legislative elections
Almost 300,000 Portuguese voters abroad voted by letter for the legislative elections last Sunday (March 10), according to data collected up till Friday by the Electoral Administration, which will begin
Portugal voted for “change” and faces new political imbroglio
AD centre-right alliance in unconvincing win, overshadowed by rise of populist CHEGAÂ For once, the pre-election polls were all spot on: Portugal voted for change – after eight years of
CHEGA’s Algarve win attributed to “voter frustration”
Voters in the Algarve are “tired of unfulfilled promises” CHEGA’s victory in the Algarve in last weekend’s legislative elections is being attributed to growing frustration with how successive governments have “forgotten”
“Huge increase” in number of Portugalâs emigrĂ© votersÂ
EmigrĂ©s in Europe, US, Africa, Asia Oceania all want a say in Portugalâs future Votes received from Portuguese emigrĂ©s have increased by almost two-thirds compared to the 2022 legislative elections,
Portugal suffers hung parliament in elections that see a surge in far-right populist party Chega
Political commentator LuĂs Marques Mendes predicted fresh elections early next year A 40-year political system in Portugal dominated by two main parties â the centre-right PSD and Socialist PS â may
Marcelo to begin audiences with political parties tomorrow
Talks to continue for at least a week As a result of last nightâs election results, President Marcelo will begin hearing the various parties with seats in parliament from tomorrow.
Election results mean less women in Portugalâs parliament
With the nine parties now elected to parliament (CDS-PP having joined the eight from 2022âs elections) only 76 women have won seats, compared to the 85 who were successful in