A cycle tour of Portugal and a poster that changed history. What changes in a run-off?
Until this Sunday, Portugal had experienced a run-off only once. In 1986, Mário Soares faced Diogo Freitas do Amaral in a presidential election that went down in history. We hear the memories of those who ran the campaigns at the time, with pointers for those contesting in three weeks' time.
The Tactical Minute. Five more days of campaigning; candidates cannot afford to make mistakes
As the second and final week of campaigning gets under way, candidates are keeping a close eye on the polls and on the impressions they pick up on the ground.
Ventura says he is his own 'biggest adversary'
In view of the several polls released recently, Ventura concluded he needs to focus on Chega voters and that they must be convinced before 'expanding' to AD.
Between the shadow and the tea, Seguro avoids a clash with Montenegro
In three minutes, the candidate refused five times to direct criticisms of healthcare at Luís Montenegro's government. He wants to unite the left, but is trying to woo any potentially discontented voters of right‑wing candidates.
