Portugal elections loom as PM loses confidence vote
The government of Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro has lost a vote of confidence, almost certainly pitching the country into its third general election in barely three years. MPs voted against him by 142 to 88 with no abstentions, toppling his right-of-centre minority government.
Portugal is to hold an early election in May after minority government’s fall
LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Portugal will hold an early general election on May 18, the country’s president announced Thursday, two days after a minority government lost a confidence vote in parliament and stood down.
Portugal To Hold Snap Election On May 18 After Government Collapse
Portugal will head to the polls on May 18 for an early parliamentary election—its third in just over three years—following the collapse of the centre-right minority government. President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa announced the decision on Thursday, two days after the government lost a parliamentary confidence vote.
The President of the Republic will dissolve the Assembly after the Government lost the vote of confidence and after ...
Portugal will hold an early parliamentary election - its third in just over three years - on May 18, President Marcelo Rebelo ...
Portugal's outgoing defense minister said his country must consider the United States' reliability as a NATO ally and a ...
Portugal’s president announced a snap legislative election for May 18, the third national vote in just three years, following ...
Portugal is likely to face its third early parliamentary election in just over three years after the centre-right minority ...
That means Portugal will hold its third snap ballot in three years, and kick off an electoral marathon: Two months after the ...
The country was plunged into political crisis late Tuesday, after the minority centre-right government lost a vote of ...
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