Portugal: Two weeks before the elections, the country's economy is turning red

In the new times, the orientation of AD policies, whose execution is up to Luís Montenegro to lead, is more appropriate to Portugal's progress than the proposals of other party forces.

In Portugal, the election campaign officially begins on Sunday, May 4. The election is scheduled for May 18, after the fall of the moderate right-wing government in March 2025. Embedded in suspicions of conflicts of interest, Prime Minister Luis Montenegro was dismissed by a vote of confidence after spending barely a year in power. A vote that also had an impact on the economy, which went red in the first quarter of 2025. Results that surprised …

In the postcast version of the weekly comment, Ana Gomes discusses the economic and infrastructure challenges of Portugal. The fall of GDP, political instability after the fall of the government, elections and excessive dependence on tourism are some of the starting points.

In the postcast version of the weekly comment, Ana Gomes discusses the economic and infrastructure challenges of Portugal. The fall of GDP, political instability after the fall of the government, elections and excessive dependence on tourism are some of the starting points.

Vicente Ferreira, economist and university professor, analyzes the current economic situation in Portugal and notes some measures proposed by the parties for the elections of May 18.

In Portugal, the official campaign for the May 18 elections to the unicameral parliament, the Assembly of the Republic, began on May 4, 2025. The elections in Portugal will be snap after the resignation of Prime Minister Luis Montenegro's government in March. The article Elections on May 18, 2025 also in Portugal comes from the website Wszystko co końca.