Portugal PM upbeat on re-election chances, poll shows close race


  • World
  • Sunday, 01 Mar 2015

LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's prime minister said he was confident his centre-right ruling coalition could win a parliament majority in the autumn election as a new poll showed it closing in on the main opposition Socialists.

"It would be natural for our two parties to govern again together," Pedro Passos Coelho said in an interview published on Saturday in the Expresso newspaper. "My expectation is that a government with a parliament majority can come out of this election. And that is what I'll fight for."

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