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Tiago Oliveira

  • Jun 19

    Portugal's government labour reform defeated as Chega sides with left-wing opposition

    The Portuguese parliament voted down a flagship labour reform on Friday, after the far-right Chega party joined forces with left-wing opposition to defeat the centre-right government's proposal.

  • Jun 18

    Portugal’s parliament poised to approve labour reform after Chega softens opposition

    The government’s labour package, condemned by unions as a rollback of worker protections, appears set to pass a key parliamentary vote on Friday after the far-right Chega party indicated it would not block the legislation.

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