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Constitutional Court has not received any request to ban parties

Observador14 September 2026 at 17:14

The Ratton Palace confirmed that the Constitutional Court has no pending request to ban political parties. This clarification came after a senior judge made a statement that suggested such requests existed.

The confirmation was provided after some confusion generated by the magistrate's remarks. The court currently has no proceedings regarding the dissolution or banning of political forces.

The Chega party appears as the main target of any potential ban requests. Several voices have been advocating that the party should be banned from the Portuguese political system.

This issue arises at a time of political tension in Portugal, with André Ventura's party growing in polls and sparking debate about the limits of political action and party political expression.

Why this matters

This news is relevant to Portuguese voters because it clarifies the current status of any legal proceedings against parties, particularly Chega. It directly affects the targeted parties and their supporters, who can now assess that the ban requests have not yet formally advanced in the judicial system.

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