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Marcelo loses five percentage points in voting intentions

João Ferreira maintains 5% and distances himself from Marisa Matias who drops to 3%. Ana Gomes and André Ventura are four percentage points apart.

São José Almeida

Ana Gomes puts both Marcelo and the socialists who support him together in the “big centre of interests”

Former ambassador says that to vote for the candidate of the right “is not worthy of Mário Soares' party.”

Luciano Alvarez

“We could do with another bazooka”, says Marcelo

During the day’s campaign, the President candidate went to Nova BSE to meet with students and talk to journalists. He acknowledged the closing of schools as a “political signal” and showed concern about the economic response to the pandemic.

Leonete Botelho

Prime minister assumes responsibility for Christmas relaxation and health minister pleads for help

In a parliamentary debate with António Costa, assembly members ask for explanation over vaccinations in homes for the elderly and civil requisition for health

Sofia Rodrigues

Closing schools can send a political message about the seriousness of the situation, claims Marcelo

The president, who is also running for re-election, recalled that the “decision wasn’t easy during the last meeting”, but it may be necessary in order to send a political message.

Leonete Botelho

Government introduces tougher restrictions and increases police vigilance

New restrictions may come into force between Tuesday and Wednesday, in order to get people off the streets. Schools remain open, because the Government has no proof that it is a focus of contagion. Of those contaminated between the ages of 20 and 29, only 18% are students.

São José Almeida

Marcelo says government did not see pandemic third wave coming

In the radio debate with all candidates - except André Ventura who was absent - the President of the Republic admitted he would demand a written agreement on a possible government solution similar to that of the Azores

Sofia Rodrigues

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Liliana Borges

Home working is mandatory and does not need an agreement

Schools remain open, but culture closes again. Apart from exceptions such as public services and medical and dental clinics, national teams and the first football division, the picture is close to that of March and April. Restaurants are back to take-away and deliveries.

São José Almeida

Marcelo claims ‘there are no conditions’ to review the Constitution and postpone the election

The debate between the seven candidates for the Presidency of the Republic was meant to bring them all together, but a positive test (and some negative ones) changed event for the President of the Republic, who will participate from home.

Sofia Rodrigues

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Liliana Borges

Voting guidelines for the presidential election

A guide with 17 essential questions and answers about the elections to choose the next tenant of the Belem Palace.

Maria Lopes