Latest news and stories about election coverage in Portugal for expats and residents.
Hundreds of journalists gathered in the Medialivre newsroom on Sunday to provide minute-by-minute coverage of the results of the first round of the presidential election.
Everything you need to know about the Presidential elections here — FROM 20:00
The CM channel promises a whole day of in-depth journalism ahead of the start of election-night coverage.
It will be a broadcast with up-to-the-second news, several live segments from around the country and panels of commentators.
Four studios, an interactive centre and live coverage from across the country and from the Portuguese community living abroad.
Four studios, an interactive centre and live coverage from across the country and from the Portuguese community living abroad.
CM's channel will deploy six studios, eight presenters, 16 live centres, dozens of journalists and several commentators. Everything about the election on Portuguese television.
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.
It was two and a half hours of debate and brought all the candidates, or “contenders” as they were called, for the presidential election on 18 January into the studio. The confrontation between the 11 candidates was followed by 317,101 viewers on RTP1, to which a further 82,135 on RTP Notícias were added. That made 399,236 viewers who watched...
Presidential candidates once again answer improbable questions on 'Contraplano'.
The candidates' incomes for the Presidency of the Republic dominated Sunday's pre-campaign.
