The far right's score will be watched closely, with the vote being held as heavy storms continue to lash the country.
The far right’s score will be watched closely, with the vote being held as heavy storms continue to lash the country.
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Polls have opened in the second round of Portugal’s elections, viewed as a high-stakes choice between the socialists and a resurgent far right.
Voting began at 9am local time (08:00 GMT) on Sunday for the presidential election, with 11 million voters at home and abroad eligible to cast their ballots.
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