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Socialist leader and Prime Minister Jose Socrates, who lost his absolute majority in parliament, is now faced with the choice of governing alone or building a coalition in a more fractured chamber. Full Article at Deutsche Welle
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Lisbon: Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates was re-elected without a parliamentary majority, forcing him to seek partners to make good on pledges to tame the budget deficit and restart economic growth. Full Article at Gulfnews
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ReutersPortugal's Prime Minister and Socialist leader Jose Socrates gestures after the ruling Socialists won the Portuguese general elections in Lisbon Portuguese Socialist Prime Minister Jose Socrates won a second term in a general election on Sunday... Full Article at TVNZ
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2009-09-28 06:48:16 - The main opposition party headed by conservative leader Manuela Ferreira Leite has conceded defeat. "The people have spoken with a clear voice. Full Article at PR-Inside.com
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Portugal's Socialist Prime Minister Jose Socrates renewed his mandate with a clear victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections, but remained short of an absolute majority with about 90 percent of the vote counted. Full Article at Webindia123
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The people's will is that the Socialists continue to govern in Portugal
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A coalition scenario is not impossible, but would be very difficult as left-wing parties have no incentives to ally with the Socialists, being ideologically very distant
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The people voted and they spoke very clearly, the Socialist Party was chosen again to govern Portugal
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This was a victory for a policy of reform, of modernization and social fairness
