With virtually all of the votes from Sunday's election counted, the two traditional political blocs were far ahead of their rivals. But with European Parliament elections looming in June, the explosive ascent of the far-right, anti-immigration Chega party has received the most attention.
Chega's performance on Sunday represents the most serious challenge yet to the domination of the two major centrist parties both of which have been in place since the consolidation of Portugal's parliamentary regime at the end of its fascist dictatorship in 1974.
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