Migrant chaos in Portuguese cities behind nationalist party growth
The nationalist party Chega grew significantly in the Portuguese elections on May 18th, and even if they did not become the largest party, the strength of the movement has forever changed Portuguese politics, says Miguel Nunez Silva, director of the Trezeno Institute.
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Who’s Really Pulling the Strings in Portuguese Politics and Press?
By Miguel Nunes Silva In The European Conservative *** Portugal’s six-year-old populist right-wing party Chega recently submitted a recommendation to the ‘centre-right’ government to make an official request to the U.S. administration for detailed information regarding USAID funding in Portugal. USAID has operated in Portugal since 1975, even before democratic elections were held. Chega pointed […]
Ein extremer Linksruck mit Folgen
Von Miguel Nunes Silva In Junge Freiheit *** Portugal: Das Land war bis 2019 einer der wenigen EU-Staaten, in dem es keine Rechtspartei gab / Am 10. November 2015 formierten sich erstmals Rechte auf der Straße und später als Partei. Nun ist die CHEGA drittstärkste politische Kraft. Wir schreiben den 10. November 2015. Vor der […]
Centre-right government in Portugal – Nationalist Chega grows unabated
Portugal’s center-right Democratic Alliance (AD) won the 2024 legislative election, forming a minority government under Prime Minister Luís Montenegro. The far-right Chega gained influence, complicating governance. To avoid political instability, the 2025 state budget passed with the Socialist Party (PS) abstaining. Key policies include tax incentives for young workers to prevent emigration and a corporate […]
Portugal’s Establishment Right Under Siege
By Miguel Nunes Silva In The European Conservative *** On Sunday 16th, Portugal’s third largest party CHEGA! [PfE]—currently at around 20% in the polls— announced that it would present a vote of no confidence against the ‘centre-right’ government of PM Luís Montenegro, who narrowly won a slight plurality in last year’s national election. In 2024, […]
Pela defesa das nossas crianças
Por Vasco Semedo Na Folha Nacional *** No dia 5 de Outubro de 2024, o Grupo Parlamentar do CHEGA recebeu em audiência o Instituto Trezeno, juntamente com a Associação Família Conservadora, a Plataforma Renovar e os Conservadores com norte, para discussão de ideias relativamente à defesa da família tradicional com especial enfoque nas políticas […]
Joacine e a Beleza de Travar Marxistas
Por Miguel Nunes Silva No Folha Nacional *** No passado mês de Junho, aquando de uma visita ao Museu de História Natural e da Ciência, no Príncipe Real, fotografei e publiquei uma exposição temporário do museu, de nome O Impulso Fotográfico, (des) Arrumar o Arquivo Colonial. A exposição consistia numa montagem ultra-política, de objectos, textos e […]
After 3 Violent Murders, Portugal’s Government Cannot Ignore Criminal Migrants
By Miguel Nunes Silva In The European Conservative *** Mere days after Portugal’s biggest-ever demonstration against mass immigration, three people were murdered in Santa Apolónia, one of Lisbon’s main railway hubs. On Sunday, the CHEGA! (CH) party—now Portugal’s third largest but a mere 5 years old—organised a demonstration which gathered thousands protesting against current immigration […]
What to Expect from António Costa
By Miguel Nunes Silva In The European Conservative *** The Brussels bubble has been expressing its great comfort with the choice of António Costa for the presidency of the European Council. They are correct: Costa could not be a better choice of personality to advance the deep (supranational) state agenda. Costa is a consummate politician […]
