25 de Abril Association calls for "silence to weapons, end to wars"
The message from the board of the 25 de Abril Association was read this Friday by its president, Vasco Lourenço, at the annual commemorative dinner at the Estufa Fria in Lisbon.

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The message from the board of the 25 de Abril Association was read this Friday by its president, Vasco Lourenço, at the annual commemorative dinner at the Estufa Fria in Lisbon.

On February 24, the party announced that the National Directorate would propose holding the next convention on May 8, 9, and 10.

The 'Open Presidency' initiative led by Seguro is scheduled to start tomorrow in the city of Castelo Branco.

Ventura praised the CDS-PP and some PSD deputies for having positioned themselves on the side of Chega.

Parliament marks the 50th anniversary of the Constitution of the Portuguese Republic this morning with a formal session in Lisbon, attended by the President of the Republic, the Government, and various political and institutional figures.

The Socialist Party influencer who shows that the congress had more content behind the scenes than at the podium. And Marcelo? He dodged questions like Maniche on an inspired day.

The Chega leader has previously participated in the event, where he will be a speaker. The motto is 'No to Migration! No to Gender! No to War!'.

Marcelo promised not to make political interventions after leaving Belém, but will seek to be present at all ceremonies where it is protocol to invite former heads of state.

The second day of the inauguration events includes visits by Seguro to the cities of Arganil, Guimarães, and Porto.
The Lisbon district is hosting the majority of presidential candidates' events this Wednesday, with the 11th day of the election campaign also making stops in Minho, the Algarve and the districts of Porto and Setúbal.
Several candidates held the most attended events to date on a day when party leaders and figures were in attendance, from José Luís Carneiro to Paulo Rangel.
