Portugal’s Centre-Right Wins Elections, Right-Wing Surges
The prime minister has ruled out cooperating with the nationalist Chega party.
The prime minister has ruled out cooperating with the nationalist Chega party.

Portugal’s ruling elites dismantled the country’s border controls. Now they face a political revolt.

Uncovering where all the USAID money went in the Iberian country would only reveal the tip of the political influencing iceberg.

After the last election, Portugal’s social democrats “had everything to guarantee a stable government with a right-wing majority in alliance with Chega” but chose a coalition with the left.

Engulfed by corruption scandals, Prime Minister Montenegro keeps ‘escaping forward’ while insisting on a firewall against right-wing populist CHEGA!

CHEGA’s recent motion of no confidence against the incumbent government exposes the rift between the legacy centre-right and the rising populist party.

Portuguese youth are rooted in traditional values, says Chega party VP.

Something must change while there is still a country to save.

The ‘right-wing’ dithers on immigration but finds time to rename women “menstruating people.”

Chega’s erratic behaviour may have contributed to their supporters not going to the polls on June 9.