The center-right wins the Portuguese municipal elections, which deflate the far right.

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Carlos Moedas, the candidate of the PSD/IL/CDS coalition, celebrates his victory in Lisbon. — Carlos Moedas, candidate of the PSD/IL/CDS coalition, celebrates his victory in Lisbon. ANTONO PEDRO SANTOS / EFE

13/10/2025

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Portugal remains virtually two-party at the municipal level. The center-right Social Democratic Party (PSD) won Sunday's municipal elections ahead of the Socialists, while Chega's far-right party only won in three municipalities.

The center-right wins the Portuguese municipal elections, which deflate the far right.

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