The new Government of Portugal overcomes its first parliamentary obstacle with the support of all rights
The new Portuguese Government already has the green light to begin its mandate. The two motions of rejection against the ...
Tag: PS Portugal
Luís Montenegro, the leader that no one saw in Portugal
Politics is the art of opportunity. Hardly anyone in Portugal believed, six months ago, that Luís Montenegro (Porto, 51 years ...
Portugal votes in elections marked by uncertainty in the formation of government alliances
The Portuguese return to the polls this Sunday, just two years after granting a historic absolute majority to the Socialist ...
António Costa, the ruler of Portugal who arrived with a motion of censure and resigned for responsibility
This Sunday, whoever wins the legislative elections in Portugal, the era of socialist António Costa ends after eight years at ...
Chega, the universe of the disenchanted who embrace the extreme right in Portugal
One day in 2018 André Ventura called his friend Nuno Afonso to ask for help in founding a new party ...
Pedro Nuno Santos, the new socialist phoenix
Luis Grañena Never has politics encouraged resurrections as much as in these hectic times. The latest entry into the phoenix ...
Will the Socialist Party of Portugal survive the blow of corruption?
The President of the Republic of Portugal, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, has just dissolved Parliament and called early elections for ...
The resignation of António Costa opens the battle for leadership in socialism in Portugal
The Socialist Party (PS) failed to convince the Portuguese president, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, of the benefits of continuing with ...
The dangerous friendships that sank António Costa
António Costa gave a lesson in political ethics on Tuesday. It took minutes for the Portuguese Prime Minister to get ...
The European left loses a reference after the resignation of António Costa
A few months ago, the Portuguese Prime Minister, António Costa, was having dinner in Lisbon flanked by the German Chancellor, ...
