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Is voting for Seguro the obvious choice for supporters of other candidates?

António Tavares, a former supporter of Gouveia e Melo, says he may back Seguro in the second round. Meanwhile José Ribeiro e Castro, a former leader of the CDS, won’t disclose who he will vote for but criticises Ventura’s candidacy.

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Is voting for Seguro the obvious choice for supporters of other candidates?

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Centrist vote in Portugal

Is voting for Seguro the obvious choice for supporters of other candidates?

Is voting for Seguro the obvious choice for supporters of other candidates?