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No. Until 1910 it had kings.
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Does Portugal have a democrocy?
Portugal has a president so live wit it!!
Who is the most important person in Portugal?
Anibal Cavaco Silva the president of Portugal
Who is the leader of Portugal?
The president Cavaco Silva
How do you become president in Portugal?
You'll have to be in the Portugese Parliament and chosen to run for president.
What is the name of Portugal's country leader?
Aníbal Cavaco Silva is the President of Portugal. Pedro Manuel Mamede Passos Coelho is the Prime Minister of Portugal.
Does Portugal have both a president and a prime minister?
Currently (2013) the President of Portugal is Anibal Antonio Cavaco Silva; and the Prime Minister is Pedro Passos Coelho. President Cavaco Silva was first elected as president in 2006, and then re-elected in 2011. Cavaco Silva was also elected as Prime Minister in 1985 and served as such until 1995. Prime Minister Passos Coelho was elected as Prime Minister in 2011. He is the leader of the Social Democratic Party (PSD).
Which president suggested the US rent Portugal's navy?
Madison
What does toujours mean in Portugal?
In french, this means always.
Was the country on the right of Spain always called Portugal?
I assume you mean the left of Spain. Upon its formation, yes, Portugal has always been Portugal. However, before there was a Portugal, there were other Kingdoms and Empires in its place. For example, the Roman Empire. Spain used to also occupy all of the Iberian Peninsula, in which the two countries are situated. Before the modern-day Portugal, there was the Kingdom of Portugal.
What rules are in Portugal?
There are 4 sovereignty organs in Portugal. There is the Government, the President, the Assembly of the Republic, and the Courts. See the related link for more details.
What is the time Differential between Britain and Portugal on the 25th march 2012?
Great Britain and Portugal are always on the same time.
What is time difference between Portugal and Ireland?
Portugal and Ireland are always on the same time (WET/WEST and GMT/IST).
