Portugal's Election Fails to End Political Instability
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Portugal's recent election resulted in another minority government for the center-right Democratic Alliance, failing to resolve the country's prolonged political instability. The far-right Chega party significantly increased its seats, further complicating the political landscape. The election was triggered by a no-confidence vote stemming from allegations against the Prime Minister's family. Issues like corruption, immigration, and a housing crisis fueled Chega's rise and continue to shape Portuguese politics. The President will now consult with parties to form a new government.
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