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Portugal far-right leader helped off stage after feeling unwell

  • Andre Ventura, Portugal’s far-right leader, was helped off stage feeling unwell during a campaign dinner in Tavira on May 13 at about 9:10 pm.
  • The incident occurred five days before Portugal’s snap election on May 18, called after Parliament toppled the centre-right government in a confidence vote.
  • During a campaign dinner in Tavira, Ventura suddenly paused his speech, clutching his chest and neck, before party members assisted him off the stage and into an ambulance waiting nearby.
  • Pedro Pinto, Chega’s parliamentary leader, said, "Our leader had a problem that we still can't evaluate," assuring that "He is well" and "He has spoken to us."
  • The health scare prompted worries about Ventura ahead of the upcoming election, where his party Chega is anticipated to continue holding the position of the third biggest faction in parliament.
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On May 13, Portuguese politician André Ventura, chairman of the right-wing conservative party Chega, collapsed during a speech after drinking a sip of water from a glass that was ready. The case is mysterious, as there were no heart problems found in the hospital. The incident would be due to a reflux oesophagitis, according to the diagnosis. In a time of massive external influence on elections, a crooked look remains. The right-wing conservativ…

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The top diplomat was released. He then sought medical attention. – He is not feeling well, says lawyer Anton Strand.

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SIC Notícias broke the news in on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
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