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José Luís Carneiro was re-elected today as Secretary-General of the PS with 96.9% of the votes cast in the direct elections where he was the sole candidate, with 91 polling stations still to be counted, according to an official party source.
José Luís Carneiro has already voted in Baião and expects a “higher turnout, with a greater expression of will than last time”. The vote to elect the PS secretary-general is taking place this Saturday, with Carneiro's re-election guaranteed as he is the only candidate for the position.
The webpage features multiple news updates related to Portugal, including a Portuguese individual being honored for their contribution to science and their appointment to the Nobel Committee. It also reports on political developments, such as José Luís Carneiro's re-election as Secretary-General of the PS with 96.9% of votes, and criticisms of the government’s handling of fundamental issues. Additionally, there are updates on Portugal's sports events, including live coverage of football matches and a loss for Portugal in the Eurobasket 2027 qualifiers against Serbia. Overall, the page provides a broad overview of recent political, scientific, and sports news concerning Portugal.
The webpage provides a broad overview of current news related to Portugal, including political, economic, and sports updates. Notably, José Luís Carneiro was re-elected as the Secretary-General of the PS with 96.9% of the votes, highlighting political stability within the party. The article also touches on issues of governmental response to fundamental problems, suggesting concerns over perceived incompetence. In sports, there are live updates from the Primeira Liga, including matches involving Arouca, Benfica, and Sporting, as well as a controversial incident in Arouca. Additionally, Portugal's national basketball team suffered a defeat to Serbia in Eurobasket 2027 qualifiers. Other news includes a fire in Setúbal displacing residents and ongoing international tensions in the Middle East and Ukraine.
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The party's current secretary-general, José Luís Carneiro, will run for re-election.
Carneiro could be the PS leader who returns the party to Belém, but he didn’t even bother to find a presidential candidate. And is Jorge Pinto the left’s disaster?
Presidential candidate Gouveia e Melo said today that his opponent António José Seguro did not even control the PS, having been replaced as leader of that party by António Costa, who then presided over 'a significant period' of governance.
Formal support from the former PS leader was not a surprise and elicited a positive but restrained reaction. Seguro maintains his call to vote against extremisms, whether overt or veiled.
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.
The presidential candidate backed by the PS is benefiting from infighting between Marques Mendes and Gouveia e Melo and from hesitations on the left.
The socialist machine has already been activated by the candidate, who assigned district campaign leadership posts only to PS members. On the ground there is talk of the need to 'intensify' mobilisation.
The PS parliamentary group says it carried out a 'non-exhaustive analysis' from 2020 to the present. 'This way of doing politics is not acceptable,' the socialists criticise.
José Luís Carneiro appeals for the PS to mobilise around António José Seguro's presidential candidacy. At the Socialist parliamentary group's Christmas dinner, the party leader made two calls: commitment to regain the confidence of the Portuguese and mobilisation in support of Seguro.