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TC states it has no "pending request for illegality" of parties
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TC states it has no "pending request for illegality" of parties

dnoticias.pt14 September 2026 at 17:16

The Constitutional Court (TC) stated today that it has no "pending request for illegality" of political parties. This statement came following a news story published by Agência Lua, in which a judge from that court confirmed that the body received a request for the dissolution of the Chega party.

The TC issued a short note to the news agency to clarify the situation, ensuring that there is no pending process for the illegality of parties. The note appeared as a way to respond to the information that had been disseminated during the morning.

The judge of the Constitutional Court had confirmed that the judicial body had indeed received a request seeking the dissolution of the Chega party, which generated controversy and sparked media interest.

The Portuguese News Agency sent a written request to the court to obtain more details on this issue, seeking to understand the exact circumstances in which the request was received and what its procedural fate was.

Why this matters

This clarification is important for Portuguese readers because it undermines a news story that could have generated confusion about the state of the legal process regarding the Chega party. It affects public understanding of constitutional procedures and the legality of political parties in Portugal.

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