Portugal’s PAN to Back Centrist in Potential Presidential Runoff, Aiming to Block Far-Right
PAN leader Inês de Sousa Real says the party will back a centrist democrat in a 16 Feb presidential runoff to block a far-right win at Belém for Portugal.
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PAN leader Inês de Sousa Real says the party will back a centrist democrat in a 16 Feb presidential runoff to block a far-right win at Belém for Portugal.
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