Debates of parties without parliamentary representation on the 4th day of the European campaign

Parties without parliamentary representation running in the European elections on June 9 will receive increased visibility this Thursday, the fourth day of the election campaign, thanks to a debate organized by RTP.

The head of the AD list, Sebastian Bugallo, has planned electoral actions in the districts of Coimbra, Castelo Branco and Guarda.

In the morning, Bugallo visits the Cova Gala beach in Figueira da Foz and INOVA in Cantanhede, and during lunch he takes part in a rally.

Then, in the Castelo Branco area, he visits the Fundao migration center and in the evening participates in a meeting with the population of Guarda.

PS candidate Marta Temido visits the Mineiro Park in Aljustrel, Beja district, contacts the population and participates in a meeting on the topic “The importance of equality in European construction”.

In the afternoon in Évora, the “number one” PS will again take part in a meeting, this time on “European influence on the territory and new challenges”, and will maintain contacts with the population.

The head of the Chegi list, António Tangier Correa, will also be in the Alentejo on the fourth day of the campaign, taking part in two rallies.

The first in Evora late in the morning, the second in Portalegre in the late afternoon.

João Cotrim de Figueiredo, who heads the IL list, will be accompanied by party leader Rui Rocha in contacts with the population in Caminha, Viana do Castelo district, and in the afternoon in the Porto district, in another action. campaign on Matosinhos beach.

The head of the BE list, Katarina Martins, has planned election campaigns in three constituencies.

In the morning, during a tour by historian Fernando Rosas, Catarina Martins will visit Fort Peniche, where the Museum of National Resistance and Freedom is located.

Then, in the Santarem area, she will attend a lunch in Entroncamento and at the end of the day she will take part in a rally in the city park in Coimbra, where she will be accompanied by the coordinator of the blockade, Mariana Mortagua. .

The head of the CDU list, João Oliveira, begins the fourth day of the election campaign in Setúbal district with a meeting “For the rights of immigrants” at the African Association in Alto do Seixalinho.

Then head to Beja for a rally in the Municipal Public Garden, which will also be attended by PCP General Secretary Paulo Raimundo.

In the evening he returns to the Setúbal area for a dinner party in Melides, again accompanied by Paulo Raimundo.

Livra’s “number one”, Francisco Pauperio, will be in Coimbra and will meet in the morning with the Academic Association of Coimbra, and in the afternoon he will take part in a round table on the topic “Cultural Diversity in the European Union”.

PAN candidate Paulo Fidalgo Marques highlights in the morning in Maia, Porto district, the importance of rescuing and supporting homeless animals, visiting the Cantinho do Tareco and the Associação Amigos Picudos.

Early in the morning, Fidalgo Marques visits the Douro Estuary Nature Reserve in Vila Nova da Gaia.

Some 373 million European voters are called upon to vote for the European Parliament between 6 and 9 June. In Portugal, voting will take place on the 9th.

720 MEPs will be elected, 21 of whom are Portuguese.

A total of 17 parties and coalitions are participating in the elections: AD, PS, Chega, IL, BE, CDU, Livre, PAN, ADN, MAS, Ergue-te, Nova Direita, Volt Portugal, RIR, Nós Cidadãos, MPT and PTP.