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Pedro Passos Coelho

Pedro Passos Coelho

former Prime Minister of Portugal

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  • Jun 16

    Portugal's PM Montenegro and Chega's Ventura set for last-ditch labour talks as PS stays out

    Prime Minister Luís Montenegro and Chega leader André Ventura will meet on Tuesday, two days before parliament debates the government’s controversial labour law overhaul, while the main opposition Socialist Party confirms it has not been invited.

  • May 30

    Montenegro re-elected PSD leader with overwhelming vote, dismisses Passos Coelho criticism as 'minor noise'

    Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro was re-elected president of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) on Saturday, securing a third term as the sole candidate while dismissing criticism from former leader Pedro Passos Coelho as 'minor noise.'

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