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Significance AD won the March 10 election by a narrow margin, well short of a majority, with the outgoing Socialist Party (PS) a close second and the radical right Chega in third. Together, the three have 90% of parliamentary seats. For Montenegro, partnering with either PS or Chega has weighty drawbacks. Impacts Chega’s gains in the recent election suggests it will perform strongly in June’s EU elections, further boosting the far right. Portugal's high debt-to-GDP ratio and EU fiscal constraints will limit the government’s ability to pursue an expansionist fiscal policy. Chega’s rise does not strengthen Portugal’s support for Ukraine, with only radical left parties calling for a shift in policy.
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