Portugal Election: The ruling advertisement win is less than the majority. world News
Portugal’s ruling Center-Don Democratic Alliance (AD) won the most seats in Sunday’s general election, but again decreased by a ruling parliamentary majority, while the far-flung party was shown to support for daily, full official results. There are only four seats left to assign in Parliament with 230 seats in Portugal.The advertisement took 32.7% votes, which would leave it less than 42% required for a lump sum majority. The Socialist Party secured 23.4% of the vote, with a distance of 22.6% to a distance of 22.6%.The advertisement won 29% votes in the last election in 2024, but this minority government fell this year.Advertisement leader and caretaker Prime Minister Luis Montenegro has refused to make any deal with Chaga to form a coalition government.Pro-Business Liberal Initiative (IL) was designed to take between 4% and 8%.The advertisement will have to deal with small parties to secure the majority of at least 116 seats in the Parliament with 230 seats in Portugal.The second consecutive minority government hopes that this latest election may bring stability for Portugal, which is looking at the worst period of political upheaval in decades.
Faith vote failure saw the collapse of the government
This is the third election in Portugal in three years.After Montenegro failed to win the vote of faith in Parliament in March, Sunday’s ballot was called only one year during the tenure of the Center-Halmed Minority Government.The belief vote was proposed by Montenegro when the opposition questioned his family’s consultation firm’s behavior on his integrity.Montenegro has denied any wrongdoing, and most referendum surveys showed voters dismissing the opposition’s criticism.
Challenge from far and wide
The far-flung Chaga party, which Montenegro refused to deal with, has been slated to perform more at 18% of the estimated vote to win before the election. Exit poll shows that the final-minute health problems that have occurred to its leader Andre Ventura have not affected its results.After the treatment of the hospital twice a week due to an esophageal cramps, he recorded a surprising appearance at his party’s final program on Friday.In the last election, Chaga raised its seats in Parliament from 12 to 50, which is very high due to its popularity for a tight immigration policy.
Long -term political instability in Portugal
This year’s election has dominated issues like housing and immigration. The vote follows the delicate governments of a decade, of which only one has a parliamentary majority, but still fell in half the way through its tenure.Portugal has seen a huge increase in immigration. According to government data, less than 500,000 legal migrants in the country in 2018. However, earlier this year, there were more than 1.5 million, many of them were working in Brazilian and Asian Tourism and Farming. Thousands of people are unspecified, and the outgoing government announced two weeks before the election that it was unauthorized to some 18,000 foreigners living in the country. Similarly, a housing crisis has seen the prices and fares of the house for the last 10 years, partly due to the influx of white -collar foreigners who have raised prices.The National Statistics Institute, a government body said that the prices of the house jumped another 9% last year. The institute stated that the capital Lisbon, in and around it, saw the highest growth in 30 years, which climbs over 7% last year.The problem is one of the poorest countries in Western Europe by Portugal. According to the statistics agency, the average monthly salary tax was around € 1,200 ($ 1,340) before the last year. This year the government-set is € 870 ($ 974) a month before the minimum wage tax.
