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Sebastião Bugalho

Sebastião Bugalho

Portuguese journalist and politician

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  • Aug 29

    Carlos Moedas rejects rift with Portuguese government while demanding 300 police officers for Lisbon

    Lisbon Mayor Carlos Moedas urged the central government to fulfill its May pledge of 300 additional officers, citing demographic growth and a net loss of 2,000 police since 2010.

  • Aug 28

    Chega threatens no-confidence motion against Portuguese government over interior minister

    Chega leader André Ventura set a deadline of 1 September for Prime Minister Luís Montenegro to dismiss Minister of Internal Administration Luís Neves, warning that failure to act will trigger a parliamentary motion of no confidence.

  • Jun 20

    PSD congress: Montenegro names Bugalho, Moedas and Pedro Duarte as new vice-presidents, reshaping party leadership

    Portugal's prime minister Luís Montenegro announced a reshuffled party leadership at the 43rd PSD congress in Anadia, elevating the mayors of Lisbon and Porto and naming MEP Sebastião Bugalho as spokesperson.

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