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At Caldas da Rainha, supporters celebrated advancing to the second round by showing stronger backing for António José Seguro.
António José Seguro has just arrived at his campaign headquarters in Caldas da Rainha. Walking from his home, the candidate backed by the Socialist Party (PS) began by greeting the Portuguese people.
The presidential candidate arrived at his campaign headquarters in Caldas da Rainha, where he will monitor the results.
The presidential candidate will respond to the results in Caldas da Rainha, where he announced his candidacy.
The socialist, whom polls indicate is one of the candidates likely to reach the second round, was accompanied by his wife.
António José Seguro has also already voted in Caldas da Rainha. To journalists, the socialist candidate said he had exercised his right to vote with “great hope” for the country’s future and in the “common sense of the Portuguese”.
António José Seguro held his final campaign walk at home in Caldas da Rainha, accompanied by his family. The candidate urged voters to support democracy and the welfare state so they advance to the second round in first place.
To close the campaign, António José Seguro led a street march in Caldas da Rainha, the city where he launched his candidacy.
Portugal's criminal police (PJ) located and detained the man who arranged the fatal shooting of Valério Luiz in 2012. He was legally in Portugal and was working in the construction industry.
Between 'sympathy' and exchanges of barbs, João Cotrim de Figueiredo and Jorge Pinto crossed paths at Praça da Fruta. While the liberal seeks the vote of those who 'want to do something' for the country, the candidate supported by Livre reached out to voters on the left, PAN and even to those on the right who recognise the 'danger to democracy'.
