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Briefings

A 1st Congress of the Chega party is currently in session, having secured the second-largest parliamentary force in Portugal. Simultaneously, ongoing protests regarding housing rights continue in Lisbon and Porto, with the article noting the party's rise but not detailing specific election results or protest statistics.

Key points

• The 1st Congress of the Chega party is currently in session.
• The party has become the second-largest force in the Portuguese parliament.

Context

The article reports on the 1st Congress of the Chega party, which has risen to become the second-largest force in the Portuguese parliament. It also mentions that protests regarding housing rights are ongoing in Lisbon and Porto.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the article's text, which does not contain specific election results, vote counts, or dates for the congress. It also lacks details on the number of protest participants or locations beyond Lisbon and Porto.

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