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Corruption on the right and on the left

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When a party like Chega campaigns against a right-wing politician, be it Miguel Albuquerque or Lus Montenegro, on accusations of corruption, it is Chega that loses electorally. What happened in the Madeira regional elections could happen in the May legislatures, even in addition to the “cases” of Chega.
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Corruption on the right and on the left

When a party like Chega campaigns against a right-wing politician, be it Miguel Albuquerque or Lus Montenegro, on accusations of corruption, it is Chega that loses electorally. What happened in the Madeira regional elections could happen in the May legislatures, even in addition to the “cases” of Chega.

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sabado.pt broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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