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Project. Aguiar-Branco with constitutional doubts

Observador10 September 2026 at 12:34

The President of the Assembly of the Republic, Aguiar-Branco, admitted for discussion a bill proposed by the Chega party that aims to give priority to Portuguese children in school enrollments.

However, Aguiar-Branco expressed doubts regarding the constitutionality of this proposal, raising questions about the conformity of the text with the Portuguese Constitution.

The decision to bring the bill to debate in parliament means that deputies will be able to discuss and vote on the proposal, although the doubts raised by the president may signal future challenges for its approval.

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