António José Seguro "strongly supported" in Caldas da Rainha
To close the campaign, António José Seguro led a street march in Caldas da Rainha, the city where he launched his candidacy.
Seguro is 'sleep‑inducing' and Ventura is a 'nightmare', says Cotrim
A dinner rally in Matosinhos, Porto, was attended by the president of IL. Mariana Leitão says there are no harassment complaints against the candidate and criticises the media.
The birthday also served as an opportunity for Ventura to don a different outfit
Keen to please the veterans, the candidate and leader of Chega was given a military uniform and decided to wear it straight away during the subsequent speech in Ponte de Lima, where he vowed that, if elected President, he would settle accounts with history.
With a red carnation in hand, António Filipe walked the streets of Almada and urged people to vote for the 'right António'
Regarding opinion polls, he said they 'influence more than they get right' and therefore warned that 'there is an ongoing call to vote' which he has been making.
Rain fails to dampen the enthusiasm of Ventura's supporters
In Guimarães, the cradle of the nation, the Chega candidate adopted a more patriotic tone
From the 'cradle' to João's 'head'. Ventura is calling for an 'earthquake'
In Guimarães, Ventura says Cotrim 'is not right in the head' and warns about the PS's fear. The candidate backed by Chega calls for a 'shake-up' on the 18th and mobilises supporters: 'the country wasn't made by polls'.
António Filipe again attacks the labour package at a rally in Lisbon
At the Casal Vistoso Municipal Sports Complex, with the hall full, well-known figures from the Portuguese Communist Party were present to support António Filipe: Carlos Carvalhas, Jerónimo Sousa, Paulo Raimundo and João Oliveira.
Gouveia e Melo, the military officer who doesn't shirk the 'mission', warns: 'Winter is coming'
In Penafiel, in the Porto district, Henrique Gouveia e Melo dramatised his speech, issuing a call for mobilisation on 18 January.
"Who's laughing now?": Cotrim says he is 'one week away from making history'
A glass of gin in hand, beach-bar music on the speakers and a thousand people registered, according to the organisers. At Cotrim de Figueiredo's rally in Lisbon, the candidate offered a 'rather scant' assessment of the country and presented himself as the President of optimism and hope. Júdice added that Cotrim would be an 'accelerator of reforms' from Belém. And they're already talking about a second round.
