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Martim Freitas

  • Jul 11

    Livre congress in Sintra picks Pinto and Mendes Lopes as new spokespersons, Tavares slams rental law as 'domain of delirium'

    The 17th congress of Portuguese party Livre in Sintra sees Rui Tavares exit as spokesperson, with Jorge Pinto and Isabel Mendes Lopes poised to co-lead, amid internal disputes over party democracy and a controversial rental law.

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