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The book 'A Grande Estratégia' reflects on the foundations of the Iranian regime; Chega is ready for an era with Pedro Passos Coelho; and Sporting will need to win by a large margin.
The webpage primarily focuses on recent news, particularly the confirmation of the death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, which has significant implications for global politics, including reactions from various leaders and countries. It also highlights the Iranian government's declaration of a 40-day mourning period and seven public holidays in response to Khamenei's death. Other topics include political updates in Portugal, such as Pedro Passos Coelho's potential return to politics and the election results for the new leader of the PSD in Braga. For those interested in Portugal, the political developments regarding Passos Coelho and the PSD leadership are noteworthy.
Passos Coelho did not make any statement about the presidential election until last Sunday, election day. The former prime minister says he will keep the same stance regarding the second round.
Presidential candidate Jorge Pinto today accused right‑wing candidates of being motivated solely by ‘knowing where’ Pedro Passos Coelho is and who is supporting him in these elections, instead of being concerned about the Portuguese.
Cotrim de Figueiredo and Jorge Pinto crossed paths during the campaign. The two candidates held a discussion about the positions of their campaigns. The former leader of the IL (Liberal Initiative) admitted that a candidacy by Passos Coelho would lead him to choose not to stand for Belém.
João Cotrim de Figueiredo replied to Luís Marques Mendes by bringing up a news item in which the Social Democrat also called Pedro Passos Coelho a 'weathervane'.
In an attempt to win votes on the right, Cotrim Figueiredo is aligning himself with the Government, but he risks alienating his own voters. Also: the obsession with Passos Coelho and the letter to Montenegro.
Passos Coelho opts to stay out. Hugo Soares urged MPs to mobilise.
Ventura, the Chega-backed candidate for the presidency (Belém), did not present himself as an heir to Passos Coelho, largely evaded the question, but says he believes the former prime minister only has Mendes or himself as options.
