Luís Montenegro Reappointed as Portugal’s Prime Minister
Luís Montenegro has been reappointed as the Prime Minister of Portugal following the country’s recent general elections. As the leader of the centre-right Social Democratic Party (PSD) and the Democratic Alliance (AD), Montenegro’s return comes at a time of political recalibration, with the far-right Chega party emerging as the second-largest force in the new parliament. Despite Chega’s demands, Montenegro has ruled out any immediate constitutional reforms, opting instead to focus on strengthening the economy, public services, and the national health system.
Portugal recently concluded its general elections, and the final results—following the count of overseas ballots—led to the reappointment of Luís Montenegro as Prime Minister. His statement rejecting Chega’s push for constitutional reform has drawn attention, signaling a pragmatic approach to governance under a minority setup.
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