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Nine months later, names for the Constitutional Court maintain deadlock for external parliamentary bodies

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A new schedule for voting on external bodies will only be set on March 25th. Choices for the Constitutional Court are at the heart of the negotiation impasse.

Público8h ago

Nine months later, names for the Constitutional Court maintain deadlock for external parliamentary bodies

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Parliamentary deadlock in Portugal

Nine months later, names for the Constitutional Court maintain deadlock for external parliamentary bodies

Nine months later, names for the Constitutional Court maintain deadlock for external parliamentary bodies