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António Costa

prime minister of Portugal
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  • Portugal
    Portugal
    / Sovereign debt crisis

    …leader and former Lisbon mayor António Costa was sworn in as prime minister on November 26. The Socialist-led coalition saw its first major setback in January 2016 when Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, a founding member of the Social Democrats, was elected president by a resounding margin. Although the office of…

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    …leader and former Lisbon mayor António Costa was sworn in as prime minister on November 26. The Socialist-led coalition saw its first major setback in January 2016 when Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, a founding member of the Social Democrats, was elected president by a resounding margin. Although the office of…

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