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Parliament opens on the last Saturday of each month

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The Portuguese parliament is scheduled to open its sessions for the final day of every month, a change announced by the President of the Assembly of the Republic. This new schedule, effective October 31, 2026, allows citizens to visit the building, watch events, and interact with officials. The initiative aims to make the symbol of democracy more accessible to the public, with the first visit planned for the end of October.

Key points

• The Portuguese parliament will open its sessions for the final day of every month starting October 31, 2026.
• The President of the Assembly of the Republic announced the change to allow the public to visit the building and interact with officials.

Context and limitations

The article provides no specific details on the number of visitors, the types of events held, or the exact budget for the new initiative. The first visit is scheduled for the end of October 2026, but the duration of the session and the specific schedule for subsequent months are not detailed.

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