52 -year -old Luis Montenegro received his fifth order from Portugal President Marcelo Rebello de Souza to form a government. In the May 18 parliamentary elections, the center -right democratic alliance of Montenegri prevailed by difference, but without securing the coveted parliamentary majority. It occupies 91 of the 230 seats in the House, increasing its power, but the goal of the 116th seats proved to be a dream. After rejecting the idea of ​​a wider government coalition, Montenegro argued that he would work with all political parties. He will be called upon to face the far -right Chega party, which emerged as a largest opposition party with 60 seats, leaving the socialist party in third place with 58 seats. The Portuguese president met in the afternoon with the leaders of the three largest parties based on parliamentary representation. The leader of the far -right party Andre Ventura assured President Rubelo de Souza that he would lead an “responsible” opposition and that he did not want a “new political crisis”. On his part the leader […]
Source: News Beast
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