The ten-year term of Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has concluded, with António José Seguro set to take over. The article reflects on the legacy of the 'president of affections and selfies'.

Luís Campos Ferreira states that Chega lacks political maturity and believes PSD should be PS's preferred partner, while another article discusses the impact of Pedro Passos Coelho's appearances on PSD and the future of António José Seguro.

António José Seguro and Luís Montenegro held their first meeting at 4 PM in Queluz, marking a significant political encounter.

The Portuguese Parliament has prepared the ceremonial details for António José Seguro's inauguration, including symbolic moments for the transition of power with Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa.

An opinion piece reflects on Portugal's Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR), suggesting it presents an opportunity for political consensus, particularly for figures like António José Seguro.

Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, in his farewell to the Armed Forces, urged Portuguese people to unite around António José Seguro, highlighting his significant popular vote.

António José Seguro is facing controversy even before taking office, reportedly due to his preference not to live in Lisbon, alongside ongoing debates about a new labor package.