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PSD and Chega deputies are the most frequently absent from plenary sessions in Parliament

The Social Democratic parliamentary group is the largest and records the highest absence rate. André Ventura's party, with 29 fewer elected deputies, is not far behind.

Correio da Manhã2 Feb

PSD and Chega deputies are the most frequently absent from plenary sessions in Parliament

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PSD and Chega deputies are the most frequently absent from plenary sessions in Parliament

PSD and Chega deputies are the most frequently absent from plenary sessions in Parliament