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Nuno Melo reiterates that CDS-PP does not support any of the candidates

CDS-PP Madeira seeks wage appreciation

The island official is holding preliminary hearings for representatives of the six parties with seats in the regional parliament; having already met with the IL, meetings with Chega, PS, JPP, and PSD are still pending.

Livre MP Paulo Muacho files complaint against CDS parliamentary leader

Paulo Núncio is accused of shouting the word “murderers” during another MP's speech.

Paulo Portas remembers Narana Coissoró as a "great politician" who practiced the "art of compromise"

Historic CDS leader died this Saturday at the age of 94.

Paulo Portas remembers Narana Coissoró as a “great politician” who practised the “art of compromise”

Portas recalls that Coissoró was part of “an unforgettable CDS-PP parliamentary group - with only four deputies, all of whom were brilliant”.

Narana Coissoró, historic CDS leader, has died

Narana Sinai Coissoró, a historic leader and former president of the CDS, has died at the age of 94. His death was confirmed by the CDS-PP, which issued a statement of condolence for the former leader. Born in Goa on October 3, 1931, Narana Coissoró earned a law degree from the University of Coimbra and a doctorate from the University of London.

Narana Coissoró, former CDS-PP parliamentary leader, has died

The party highlights the legacy of Narana Coissoró and recalls that he was a protagonist in many battles in service of human dignity, democracy, and freedom. He was 94 years old.

AD begins parliamentary sessions today with Durão Barroso but without Montenegro

The Prime Minister will attend the national football team's round of 16 match against Spain in Dallas, United States.

Nuno Melo re-elected president of CDS-PP with 89.7% of the votes

The results were announced at 2:00 PM, after delegates voted to elect the new governing bodies during the morning.

Congress: Melo says he has no "enemies", Correia da Silva retorts that the CDS "has no strategy, only tactics"

The CDS is meeting this weekend in Alcobaça. There are two candidates vying for the leadership: Nuno Melo, the current leader, and Nuno Correia da Silva, a former MP and former party official.

Technology 'serving man' and the State: Nuno Melo's motion proposes a path for the CDS in the digital revolution

The CDS president is contesting his re-election at this weekend's congress and is presenting a motion that includes a chapter authored by Adolfo Mesquita Nunes on what the priorities should be in responding to digital transformation.

Nuno Correia da Silva announces candidacy for CDS-PP leadership

Former centrist MP Nuno Correia da Silva will run again for the leadership of the CDS-PP at the May congress, presenting a global motion in which he argues that the party needs to assert itself.

Nuno Magalhães: "I think the CDS made a tactical error"

The former CDS MP points out flaws in the party. He believes it should have a “more incisive and more right-wing” discourse, although he believes the current leadership is committed. “We have a space problem.”

“Democracy cannot be held hostage”: Nuno Melo attacks PS over Constitutional Court deadlock and Carneiro’s visit to Caracas

“Democracy is not held hostage, democracy is valued in each of its institutions,” argued the president of the centrists at the closing of the CDS-PP Parliamentary Days, appealing to the PS’s sense of “responsibility” to end the impasse regarding the election of external bodies.

Nuno Melo says CDS-PP 'is not replaced' by IL or Chega

The president of the CDS-PP considers that the political force led by André Ventura 'claims to be right-wing', but 'has been, on many occasions, the best ally of the left'.

Paulo Núncio, the woke king

The CDS does not run from its opponents. It runs from its founders. It is easier. The founders do not answer back. It is the most cultural-Marxist-woke operation that exists, for that matter.

“We lead the fight against wokism. The CDS is the original,” says Paulo Núncio

In an interview with Expresso, the parliamentary leader and vice-president of the CDS-PP claims leadership in the fight against 'wokism' in Portugal and looks to the future. He admits to listening with “attention” to the warnings from Passos Coelho, but states that what the country needs now is “stability.”

CDS-PP and Chega want to ban 'ideological flags' or those of other countries in public buildings

Parliament debates and votes this Friday on the bills presented by the parties.

CDS-PP e Chega querem proibir "bandeiras ideológicas" ou de outros países em edifícios públicos

The Portuguese political parties CDS-PP and Chega are proposing legislation to prohibit the display of “ideological” flags, flags of other countries, and flags representing associations, clubs, or movements in public buildings. They aim to limit official flag displays to the national flag, the European Union flag, and institutional or heraldic flags relevant to each entity. The legislation seeks to prevent divisiveness and promote national unity, with penalties for non-compliance. The initiative reflects concerns over recent controversies related to flag displays in public spaces, emphasizing that flags should symbolize unity rather than division.

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CDS-PP stands with political prisoners in Venezuela

CDS-PP argued during the parliamentary plenary session that it is not possible to combat 'bloodthirsty dictatorships and oppressive regimes' with 'diplomatic proclamations', directing the criticism at the left.

A party that chooses to be transparent ceases to exist

The position announced by CDS/PP — not to support any candidate in the presidential run-off — showed that the party remains politically transparent.

Nuno Melo links Chega to socialism and urges people to vote according to their conscience

'There is no more socialism than this,' said the president of CDS-PP, referring to Chega's positions

Marques Mendes, prepared for another four weeks, says Cotrim admitted the futility of voting for him

The candidate backed by PSD and CDS-PP was questioned about statements by the candidate supported by IL.

Marques Mendes argues for an 'interventionist' President, but one who speaks 'less' and acts 'more effectively'

The candidate backed by PSD and CDS–PP appeared to distance himself from the style of Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa.

Marques Mendes says there is a presidential candidate who has specialised in bad-mouthing others

The candidate backed by the PSD and CDS–PP said the aim of these attacks is to try to discourage and influence him.