Portugal, which stands before the fresh election because the parliament has confidence

The Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro is expected to lose confidence on Tuesday, having passed the country in the third general elections for three years.

Most MPs are expected to vote against him, tearing his minority government.

While the president of Portugal, Marseille Rebata de Sus, is not obliged to dissolve the meeting, he made it clear that when the government loses the vote on Tuesday, and the fresh elections are probably in May.

The government itself was made by the government itself, after opposition socialists announced plans for the parliamentary investigation of Montenegro’s business transactions.

A company called Spinumviva, created by Luis Montenegro, continued to receive significant amounts from the customers he had previously provided, even after being elected by the President of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and the opposition leader in 2022, and conveyed the property to his wife and two sons.

The legality of the transfer of his wife was interrogated by the opposition, given that marriage is the one in which the assets are co -maintained; The couple since then made its owners of the sons.

But there are questions about the sources of the company’s income – which up to a few days ago included 4,500 euros (3800 pounds) per month from hotels and casino Group Solverde, whose gambling is a review – as well as the identity of other customers who the Prime Minister refused disclosure, and spinumviva offers.

The Prime Minister, prepared by the lawyer, says the firm provides consulting services concerning the laws on data privacy, outsourcing work for external experts – given that his wife is a child, one son of a student and the other is a graduate.

The lawyer’s association is now considering whether the company may illegally offer services that only lawyers can offer.

In recent days, the Montenegro’s office has endorsed the cost of the expenses and other measures considered as an application to show that it works hard for the country.

The situation may seem to offer ideal conditions for the extreme right Chega, the third largest party in parliament to resume attacks on corruption in politics.

The Cheg also took advantage of the resignation of Montenegro’s socialist predecessor Antonio Costa, who is now the president of the European Council. His name appeared in a criminal investigation of state contracts, although he was never a suspect.

But in recent weeks, Chega has suffered from its own scandals, three of its deputies accused of crimes, including the accused of stealing suitcases at Lisbon Airport.

Until recently, Luis Montenegro coalition with the Conservative People’s Party still outperformed the socialists in public opinion polls, which graduated from the general elections 2024 a year ago.

However, they are now upholding socialists led by Pedro Nenos Santos, who held the post of Minister at Antonio Costa.

None of the main parties are enthusiastic about the elections – not least because they are afraid that voters will not be delighted with choosing a new government if the current position is less than a year – and geopolitical terms.

However, Portugal seems to be installed on an unwavering path.

Not only the Prime Minister decided to address the voters, not the investigation, and the position called “cowardly” opposition leader.

But Pedro Nuna Santos has long pledged not to vote for any government’s trust movement.