Portugal braces for a possible 3rd election in 3 years after government calls confidence vote
- Portugal Prime Minister Luís Montenegro proposed a confidence vote for his minority government amid opposition claims of potential conflicts of interest with his family-owned consultancy, Spinumviva.
- The main opposition parties comprise over 128 seats in the 230-seat parliament and are expected to reject the confidence motion, which could lead to a government resignation and potentially a third early election since 2022.
- Montenegro has faced allegations related to his consultancy, Spinumviva, which earned 415,000 euros in 2022 through private contracts.
- President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has the authority to dissolve parliament and call early elections if the government falls.
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