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Former CDS leader Narana Coissoró dies at 94

Diário de Viseu29 August 2026 at 13:30

Narana Coissoró died at the age of 94, a former CDS leader. The news of his passing was communicated, marking the end of a historical figure of the Portuguese Christian Democratic party.

Narana Coissoró was a deputy to the Assembly of the Republic for the CDS during several legislatures, having represented the party across multiple terms in the Portuguese parliament.

In addition to his activity as a deputy, Coissoró served as vice-president of the Assembly of the Republic between 1999 and 2005, a period of five years during which he held high institutional responsibility functions in the country's legislative body.

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