Portuguese authorities arrested six people linked to a far-right group and seized explosive material and several firearms, police said Tuesday.

The May 18th election was Portugal's third in as many years. Sponsor Message Chega, which means "Enough," secured 60 of the National Assembly's 230 seats after it picked up two more seats on ...

"The hard-right populist party Chega" leader Andre Ventura holds a Portugal's flag following Portugal's general election, in Lisbon, Monday, May 19, 2025. Credit: AP/Ana Brigida Chega leader Andre ...

Ruling centre-right party wins most seats, short of majority Portugal holds third election in three years Anti-immigration Chega party could become main opposition LISBON, May 19 (Reuters ...

The Democratic Alliance cemented its position as the dominant power, but the Chega party, which has an anti-immigrant message, is seen as a powerful new force. By Emma Bubola A center-right ...

Portugal's far-right, anti-establishment party Chega overtook the centre-left Socialists to become the main opposition party for the first time on Wednesday after the final tally of ballots from ...

Portugal’s third general election in three years provided little ... in line with the constitution. Chega’s result shook up the traditional balance of power in a trend already witnessed ...

Prime Minister Luís Montenegro has ruled out making a deal with Chega. He will instead move to form a new minority government. View on euronews ...

was consulting with parties before inviting the election winner to form a government, in line with the constitution. Chega upsets Portugal's power dynamics Chega’s result shook up the ...

Portugal’s third general election in three years provided little ... before inviting the election winner to form a government. Chega’s result shook up the traditional balance of power in ...

Portugal’s third general election in three years provided little ... in line with the constitution. Chega’s result shook up the traditional balance of power in a trend already witnessed ...