Portugal Govt outsted; will 'Goenkar' Antonio be PM?
NEW YORK TIMES | 11 November 2015 11:23 IST
An alliance of left-wing Portuguese lawmakers on Tuesday brought down the government of Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho, turning the country’s politics on its head just weeks after inconclusive elections and offering up a strong new challenge to the austerity policies that have divided Europe.
Mr. Passos Coelho, a center-right leader, was ousted after lawmakers voted to reject his new government’s program, 123 to 107. CLICK TO READ MORE
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Portugal Govt outsted; will 'Goenkar' Antonio be PM?
of course 'YES', then all of us Goans can go to Portugal and UK without hassle.
- John W D'Souza, Margoa - Goa | 11 th November 2015 15:11
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