Portugal’s Non-Socialists Rally Behind Seguro to Avert Far-Right Presidency
Over 250 non-socialists urge a vote for Seguro in Portugal’s 8 Feb presidential run-off to block a far-right victory—see why this cross-party appeal matters.
Tracking politics for Portugal — coverage from the newsroom in Lisbon.
Over 250 non-socialists urge a vote for Seguro in Portugal’s 8 Feb presidential run-off to block a far-right victory—see why this cross-party appeal matters.
Discover how Portugal’s rejection of a Gaza peace forum reinforces its UN credentials, bolsters its 2027 UN Security Council bid and secures a Lisbon Summit.
Ex-PM José Sócrates asks the UN and ECHR to review delays he says block his defence in Operation Marquês, putting pressure on Portugal’s justice system.
Portugal’s Socialist Party elects its leader 13–14 March and meets in Viseu 27–29 March for the XXV Congress, laying out a 2026 roadmap for Portuguese politics.
Discover how Portugal’s presidential debate over NATO spending and diplomacy could lower energy prices, spur tech jobs and reshape budgets across the country.
Satirical screenshot claiming PM Luís Montenegro offered Donald Trump a deal on the Azores sparked a criminal complaint under Portugal’s new disinformation law.
A 42,000-signature petition has revived Portugal’s plan for 180 days of 100% paid parental leave, possibly starting in 2027—see what lawmakers decide next.
Portugal’s Socialist Party sets a mid-March leadership vote and a late-March Viseu congress, key tests for the centre-left’s unity and future government ambitions in Portugal.
Bottled-gas cylinders stay at €33–€37 after MPs reject a €20 cap. Parliament may instead cut VAT to 6%, a move that could trim bills for 2.2 million families.