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A French city was the backdrop for a dinner intended to rekindle a relationship marked by disagreements. The two largest European parties are 'flirting', but the relationship is unlikely to return to what it once was.
In a powerful reflection, Manuel Alegre's poem highlights the dangers of political alliances with extremist groups. The article discusses the troubling actions of a Chega member who allegedly sought votes and protection from a group known for its Nazi and fascist ideology. It condemns the normalization of such alliances in politics, emphasizing the need to resist and stand against these ideologies in the name of equality and justice.
Presidential candidate Cotrim Figueiredo insisted today that his 'base scenario' is to reach the second round and, if that does not happen — something he doubts — he does not rule out supporting any candidate, including André Ventura, or even supporting no one.
Presidential candidate António José Seguro said today he was pleased with the support of former PS leader Pedro Nuno Santos, stressing that he joins others who come from the right or the centre and that everyone is welcome.
Gouveia e Melo accused António José Seguro's campaign of cynicism and criticised opportunistic alliances within the PS. In northern Portugal, the candidate received support from Isaltino Morais and Rui Rio, who launched the fiercest attacks against his main rivals.
