
Ventura Makes History: In Portugal’s Presidential Election, Authenticity Was the Winner
Today, like never before in Portugal, there is a broad consensus for a national reform implemented from the Right.

Today, like never before in Portugal, there is a broad consensus for a national reform implemented from the Right.

Socialist Seguro and populist Ventura have advanced to the second round in the Portuguese presidential race.

The leader of the right-wing Chega party could advance to the second round, marking a significant change in Portugal’s political landscape.

In 2026, identity and sovereignty are what actually matter. There’s only one candidate saying those words in Portugal—and that’s Ventura.

Immigration, security concerns, and widespread social fatigue have propelled the sovereigntist party to a lead that upends all political calculations.

A new government agreement with Chega could reshape one of Europe’s most liberal citizenship regimes.

André Ventura’s party wins control of three municipalities, doubling its vote since 2021 and cementing its place as a patriotic alternative to Portugal’s establishment.

Europa Viva 2025 closes in Madrid with a clear message: the global sovereigntist Right stands united in the same cultural and political battle.

The President requested that the Constitutional Court urgently examine several articles, arguing that they may violate constitutional principles such as family unity and non-discrimination.

The Portuguese Left is without political leadership, devoid of electoral strategy, and increasingly bereft of institutional power.