The Portuguese ruling law-center of the Democratic Alliance won free parliamentary elections – the third in the most years – they fall from most again.
His Lewis Montenegro leader promised supporters to “encourage investment” and “guarantee prosperity and social justice”.
Socialist leader Pedro Nuno Santos announced the resignation after his party ended in seconds, and lost so many places, and she finished her neck and neck with a distant right Chega – relatively newcomers.
The Socialists could even go behind Chege abroad, which last a few days to enter, mirror those in last year’s choice, when two of the four places went to Chega and one for the Socialists.
The leader of Chega Andre Ventura said that the “historical” result marked the end of the two-sistan domination in Portugal.
His campaign focused on immigration and corruption issues, and Chega probably helped the fact that these elections and previous ones were both activated by the scandals that include prime ministers.
Montenegro, in his remarks, also thanked his family and “political family”, which defended him from the attacks referred to as the company he asked before he became a party, and now he is owned by his sons.
This was a controversy that launched elections, after the government has lost voting on trust.
Meanwhile, Santos reiterated his opinion that Montenegro was not ready to be Prime Minister, suggesting that the Socialist Party must not let the matter let matter.
