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  • Jun 22

    Livre accuses Portugal's government of failing storm-hit regions as parliamentary days begin in Leiria

    The Livre party launched its parliamentary days in Leiria on Monday, accusing the government of Luís Montenegro of a slow and inadequate response to the train of storms that battered central Portugal earlier this year.

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