The second round of the election will take place this Sunday in Portugal with the Socialist candidate as a favorite
According to polls, the socialist Antonio José Seguro will receive 67% of the vote, while the far-right Andre Ventura will receive 32%.
Antonio José Seguro is the socialist candidate favorite Portugalgo in the second round of the presidential election. withthe ultra-right-wing Andre Ventura will compete in the elections that Seguro will hold this Sunday 0.
In the first round, Seguro showed up as an independent candidate , but for that he didn't have to work too hard, because he immediately got the support of many celebrities from the traditional Portuguese right.
Moreover, the polls are expected to receive 67% of the vote, so the victory will strengthen not only politically but also personally the Socialist candidate, who disappeared from the front line of politics in 2014 after losing the vote with former Minister Antonio Costa.
Seguro, 64, has stressed the importance of public healthduring the campaign, which is at its worst in recent years in Portugal because of the outbreak of influenza that has collapsed the system, its serious structural problems and the lack of staff that has led to several closures.
In Ventura's view, there is an "ocean of differences" between the two, at least as he said in the only televised debate this second round.
Elections "hit" by the storm
The second round of the election, however, has been "hit" by the catastrophe left by the storm, especially in the south of the country.
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