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Rodrigo Taxa believes that support for Seguro from right-wing figures bolsters André Ventura. Pedro Costa says the united support for Seguro occurs because he is seen as the candidate who guarantees the most stability.
More than 5,000 people have already signed an open letter from 'non-socialists' supporting António José Seguro's candidacy. Meanwhile, protests against ICE in the US continue.
Ventura says Mariana Leitão's decision to back Seguro is difficult to understand and 'an aberration'. Meanwhile, Carlos Moedas and Assunção Cristas join the list of supporters of the candidate backed by the Socialist Party (PS).
Asked about Marques Mendes's support for António José Seguro's candidacy, the prime minister says he has nothing to add.
A candidate backed by Chega said that, after all, he does not want the Prime Minister's support. Meanwhile, Cotrim de Figueiredo rejects the idea that the election campaign should be ruined because of the controversy he is embroiled in.
The presidential candidate said he took a 'short break' from the campaign to attend Mário Ferreira's birthday lunch.
Seguro says he is 'pleased' with Pedro Nuno Santos's support. 'Another one' joins the candidacy which, he says, brings together voters from the left to the right. A cold morning in Barcelos, with mentions of Mário Soares's socks.
In the debates, Seguro gathered more backing for the left than Marques Mendes managed for the right. Jorge Pinto emerged as the surprise.
