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Portugal’s snap legislative elections yesterday resulted in a slight victory for the centre-right AD coalition but fell short of an outright majority.
in News, Portugal, Politics · 11 Mar 2024, 08:51 · 1 Comments
In an early count, the Democratic Alliance coalition won 29.5% of the 98.98% of votes counted in the early hours of this morning, with the incumbent Socialist Party on 28.7%.
Right-wing party Chega quadrupled its number of MPs, for a total of 48, and, according to reports, obtained its best national result in the Faro district.
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Could someone explain to us who don't follow Portugal politics, do this "victory" somehow affects non-portugues people and their lives in Portugal?
By JJussi from Other on 11 Mar 2024, 11:28