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Parliamentary elections in Portugal

by Dr. Ludger Gruber, Martin Friedek, Clarissa Hofer Périssé, Moritz Justin

Continuity and turning point

Portugal has voted for the third time in just three years. Although the Portuguese were tired of voting, voter turnout only fell by 1.6%, probably also thanks to repeated appeals from President Rebelo de Sousa for voting. The moderate center-right alliance Aliança Democrática under the leadership of Prime Minister Luis Montenegro won the elections with a relative majority, which makes the continuation of his minority government likely. In this respect, there is continuity. However, the collapse of the Socialist Party PS and the strong rise of the right-wing populist party Chega must be seen as a turning point. Chega even moved into second place. Nevertheless, Portugal will remain a stable political EU partner.

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Dr. Ludger Gruber
Director KAS office Spain/Portugal
ludger.gruber@kas.de +34 91 781 12 04 / +34 91 781 12 02

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