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For three days, 977 parish council presidents attended the ANAFRE congress in Portimão, where they elected Social Democrat Francisco Brito as president of the association of Portuguese parishes. Long-standing demands that have been stalled by successive government collapses in the country will finally be resolved, the local official believes. 'At government level, what I know is ...'
The president of the Union of Parishes of Évora, Social Democrat Francisco Brito, was elected president of the National Association of Parishes (Anafre) during a congress that concludes today in Portimão, Faro.
The Socialist Party relinquished its leadership role in Anafre in order to negotiate and obtain a budget that is to be doubled.
The president of the Union of Parishes of Évora, Francisco Brito, elected for the PSD, will be the new leader of the association of parishes, while the Socialist Ricardo Marques, his counterpart at the Benfica Parish Council, will be the first vice-president. The election will take place at Anafre's elective congress, which will be held this weekend in Portimão. In an agreement signed ...
The list will be presented to a vote by about 1,300 delegates at the elective Congress at the end of this week.
The president of the Union of Parishes of Évora, Francisco Branco de Brito (PSD), is to be proposed as president of the National Association of Parishes (Anafre) at the congress taking place at the weekend, a source close to the process said today.
After the Socialist Party (PS) relented, Social Democrat Francisco Brito has been chosen to lead Anafre, the National Association of Parish Councils (Associação Nacional de Freguesias).
