Instability feared as Chega demands a role in government

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Instability feared as Chega demands a role in government

Portugal's far-right Chega party has warned of instability in the country, if it's not invited to be a part of a new government there. It comes after a snap election saw the centre-right Democratic Alliance win the most votes, but fail to garner an outright majority. The leader of the party has said he would refuse to negotiate with Chega about forming a coalition. TRT World' Joel Flynn has more.

March 11, 2024