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All lives are inviolable. But some are more so than others

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Since 2007, the year abortion was legalised, until 2024, Portugal has recorded a total of over 270,000 cases of voluntary termination of pregnancy.

Observador14 Mar

All lives are inviolable. But some are more so than others

Ventura 'is not a fascist, but has a mistaken interpretation of presidential powers'

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Vasco Rato, a professor of political science and international relations, says that André Ventura's objective is to 'presidentialise the regime', which he disagrees with.

CNN Portugal23 Jan

Ventura 'is not a fascist, but has a mistaken interpretation of presidential powers'

Teresa Violante: silence about Ventura 'could have the effect' of supporting the candidate

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The constitutional law scholar explains her support for Seguro after voting for Gouveia e Melo and emphasises that Montenegro is 'torn between conviction and responsibility'.

Público21 Jan

Teresa Violante: silence about Ventura 'could have the effect' of supporting the candidate

How Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa reshaped the role of the President of the Republic

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In exercising the presidency, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa pushed some presidential powers to the limits of the unimaginable. Opinion by São José Almeida

Público10 Jan

How Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa reshaped the role of the President of the Republic

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Constitutional law in Portugal

All lives are inviolable. But some are more so than others

Ventura 'is not a fascist, but has a mistaken interpretation of presidential powers'

Teresa Violante: silence about Ventura 'could have the effect' of supporting the candidate

How Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa reshaped the role of the President of the Republic

All lives are inviolable. But some are more so than others

Ventura 'is not a fascist, but has a mistaken interpretation of presidential powers'

Teresa Violante: silence about Ventura 'could have the effect' of supporting the candidate

How Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa reshaped the role of the President of the Republic