The start of a potential political sea change occurred in Portugal on Sunday as populist Chega leader André Ventura won a position in the second round of the presidential election.
Less than seven years after forming his anti-mass migration Chega party, Lisbon lawmaker André Ventura is on the precipice of upending the political establishment in Portugal, securing over 1.3 million votes in the first round of voting.
Ventura has embraced a politically incorrect style of campaigning, using slogans such as “This is not Bangladesh” and “Gypsies must obey the law” on promotional material.
The Chega leader made immigration a central plank of his…
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