The election of Portugal brings another minority government and far-flung growth. world News

Lisbon: The President of Portugal was due to calling the political parties of the country for consultation on Monday, after another minor election, an unprecedented demonstration was performed by another minority government as well as the populist party Chaga (enough), which added a change in the remote of Europe. The Center-Right Democratic Alliance led by the Social Democratic Party captured 89 seats in the 230-seat National Assembly to win the Sunday voting. The result leaves it without a parliamentary majority, however, and is unsafe for opposition parties, who excluded it in power after less than a year in power two months ago. The third general election of Portugal in three years hoped to end the worst magic of political instability of 10.6 million people for decades in the European Union country. “Portuguese do not want any other initial election,” Democratic Alliance leader and upcoming Prime Minister Luis Montenegro said in an appeal to opposition parties on Sunday. “We all must be able to talk to each other and first have to put national interests,” he said. Portuguese President Marcello Rebelo de Sosa, who has no executive power, is due to consulting parties before inviting the election winner to form the government. Chaga upstated Portugal’s power dynamics, the results of Chaga already shaken the traditional balance of power in a trend, already seen somewhere else in Europe with the national rally of France, brothers of Italy and alternative parties for Germany, which are now in political mainstream. Chega leader Andre Ventura has appeared in events with leaders of those parties in recent years. For the last 50 years, the Social Democrats and Center-Left Socialist Party have optioned in power in Portugal. Chaga collected the number of seats as the socialists – 58 – and so far in the second place when the four remaining seats fixed by the voters abroad are attributed to the coming days. A lawyer and former football Pandit Ventura said, “The two-sided system is over.” Chaga competed in her first election just six years ago, when she won one seat, and has fulfilled disagreement with more liberal traditional parties. The campaign under the slogan “Bachao Portugal”, it describes itself as a nationalist party and has focused on curbing immigration and breaking on corruption. On the streets of Lisbon, 42 -year -old bank employee Marta Costa said he felt “disappointment and sadness” in the performance of Chaga. “We are losing the world and not making anything civilized for our children,” he said. “I think we are not keeping enough value on freedom.” Emilia Gordo, 55, said that voters expressed their desire to change. “They are trying everything to bring about a change, the country feels the need for change.” Meanwhile, socialist, Pedro Nuno is without a leader after Santos, he said he stood after the party’s worst results since 1987. The Democratic alliance, including a small popular party, lost a belief vote in Parliament in March as opposition MPs worked together against it. This led to an initial election, which was to be held in 2028. Prime Minister Luis Montenegro’s family law firm’s possible struggles in the business behavior of the firm sparked confidence votes from a political storm. Montenegro has denied any wrongdoing. The scams of corruption have dogs the Portuguese politics in recent years, which has helped in fueling the rise of Chaga. But the party has recently dropped the alleged wrongdoing of its own MPs. One is suspected of stealing suitcases from Lisbon Airport and selling online materials, and the other allegedly stopped the signature of a dead woman. Both resigned. The concern of immigration and accommodation is the most part of their success for voters for a tight immigration policy that has echoed with voters. Portugal has seen a huge increase in immigration. According to government data, in 2018, there were less than one half million legal immigrants in the country. Earlier this year, there were more than 1.5 million, many of them working in Brazilian and Asian tourism and farming. There is a shortage of thousands and appropriate documents to be in Portugal. The Democratic Alliance government announced two weeks before the election that it was expelting about 18,000 foreigners living in the country without any authority. Although such a step is regular, time alleged that he was trying to catch the votes from Chaga. A housing crisis has also debated. Home prices and fare have been increasing for the last 10 years, due to the influx of white -collar foreigners, who have increased prices. The National Statistics Institute, a government body said the prices of the house increased by another 9% last year. The institute said that in and around the capital Lisbon, where about 1.5 million people live, the highest growth was observed in 30 years last year, climbing more than 7%, the institute said. The problem is one of the poorest countries in Western Europe by Portugal. According to the statistics agency, last year average monthly salary tax was 1,200 euros ($ 1,340). This year, the government-set is 870 euros ($ 974) a month before the minimum wage tax.