The Portuguese party Livre presented itself as a political force that does not intend to be merely a protest party, but rather an alternative prepared to govern. This position was conveyed through its new political year.
Jorge Pinto took on the role of co-spokesperson of the party, sharing the leadership with Isabel Mendes Lopes. This new leadership configuration marks a stage in the party's internal organization.
The party is characterized by a progressivism that, according to its own presentation, has 200 years of history. This temporal reference positions Livre as a movement with deep roots in Portuguese progressive thought.
