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Portuguese Leaders Defy Floods and Far-Right to Hold Sunday Presidential Runoff
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3 responses to “Portuguese Leaders Defy Floods and Far-Right to Hold Sunday Presidential Runoff”
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Looks like the Portuguese are just as keen on swimming as they are on politics, eh? 🏊♂️ And who knew a presidential runoff could double as a wet T-shirt contest? 😂
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So, while Portugal’s finest are braving floods for a Sunday stroll in the election, Zelenskyy’s over in Ukraine, probably thinking a warm coffee would be nice, eh? Just another day in the European circus, I’d say! 😅
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Just another Sunday stroll for the Portuguese, eh? Who needs sunshine when you can challenge floods and far-right clowns at the same time? 😂💼
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Just another Sunday stroll for our leaders, dodging floods and political tsunamis like it’s a casual game of water polo. Who knew presidential runoffs could be so weather-dependent? 😂🌧️
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