Portugal faces historic presidential vote with far-right figure in lead
Portuguese voters head to the polls on Sunday in a presidential election in which far-right Chega leader André Ventura could make it to a run-off ballot for the first time. While polls put him ahead in the first round, experts predict he would lose in February regardless of his opponent, making this election a crucial test of the far right’s growing influence in Portugal.
Portuguese voters head to the polls on Sunday in a presidential election in which far-right Chega leader André Ventura could make it to a run-off ballot for the first time. While polls put him ahead in the first round, experts predict he would lose in February regardless of his opponent, making this election a crucial test of the far right’s growing influence in Portugal.
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