Rui Tavares, co-representative of Livre, asked the PSD and CDS to clarify the alliance policy in Parliament after the appointment of Luis Montenegro as Prime Minister this Thursday.
“We want clarity on alliances and consistency in campaign announcements,” he said of the Democratic Alliance.
Alluding to a statement repeated by Luis Montenegro throughout the election campaign, Rui Tavares asked: “What is no, no, no?”
According to the representative of Livre, “this will be seen after the elections of vice-presidents of the Assembly of the Republic,” in which Chega hopes to see a party member elected.
Regarding the emigration results counted on Wednesday, the party warned that they again showed a large number of invalid votes – about 40%.
“The voices of Portuguese expatriates must be respected and the electoral system cannot continue to function in such a way that many of them are annulled,” said Rui Tavares’ party, which managed to elect a parliamentary group of four deputies this month. elections, exceeding 200 thousand votes.
“This is the best result obtained in any election and also the best result among all European Green parties in Portugal, which once again confirms that the European Green Left has its space in our country,” Livre emphasized.
According to the party, this result also demonstrates that it is possible to quadruple representation in parliament by speaking “constructively and far-sightedly, rejecting division and hatred.”
The Democratic Alliance (AD) won the elections on March 10, and the leader of the SDP was appointed prime minister by the president of the republic. Luis Montenegro will present his government on March 28, with the inauguration scheduled for April 2.
The two coalitions led by the PSD – AD (PSD/CDS/PPM) and Madeira Primeiro (PSD/CDS) – received 28.84% of the votes and 80 deputies, according to preliminary results from the General Secretariat of the Ministry of the Interior. Administration – Election administration.
The PS was the second party in terms of votes with 28% and 78 deputies, while Chega received 18.07% and 50 seats in the new parliament.
The Liberal Initiative (LI) became the fourth political force with 4.94% of the votes and eight deputies, followed by the Left Bloc with 4.36% and five deputies. The PCP also elected deputies with 3.17% and four deputies, as did Livre, with 3.16%. The People-Animals-Nature Party (PAN) retained its MP with 1.95%.
Author: morning Post This Lusa
Source: CM Jornal
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