2005 Portuguese local elections
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The Portuguese local election of 2005 took place on 9 October 2005. The election consisted of three separate elections in the 308 Portuguese municipalities, the election for the Municipal Chambers, whose winner is elected mayor, another election for the Municipal Assembly and a last one for the lower-level Parish Assembly, whose winner is elected parish president. This last was held separately in the more than 4,000 parishes around the country.
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Las elecciones autárquicas portuguesas del 9 de octubre de 2005 transcurrieron en los 308 concelhos y cerca de 4200 freguesias de Portugal Continental y las Regiones Autónomas de Portugal. Fueron marcadas por el surgimiento de fuertes candidaturas llamadas independientes, de antiguos autarcas que no merecieron la renovación de confianza de sus partidos (es el caso de en Oeiras, en Felgueiras, en Gondomar, en Amarante, todos ellos con problemas judiciales, y también de un autarca en Soure.
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As eleições autárquicas portuguesas de 2005 realizaram-se a 9 de Outubro de 2005, e decorreram nos 308 concelhos e cerca de 4200 freguesias do Continente e Regiões Autónomas portuguesas. Ficaram marcadas pelo surgimento de fortes candidaturas ditas independentes, de antigos autarcas que não mereceram a renovação de confiança dos seus partidos (casos de Isaltino Morais em Oeiras, Fátima Felgueiras em Felgueiras, Valentim Loureiro em Gondomar, Avelino Ferreira Torres em Amarante, todos eles com problemas judiciários, e ainda de um autarca em Soure).
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2005 Portuguese local elections
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The Portuguese local election of 2005 took place on 9 October 2005. The election consisted of three separate elections in the 308 Portuguese municipalities, the election for the Municipal Chambers, whose winner is elected mayor, another election for the Municipal Assembly and a last one for the lower-level Parish Assembly, whose winner is elected parish president. This last was held separately in the more than 4,000 parishes around the country. The Socialist Party may be considered the major defeated party of this election due to a slight loss of mandates. The Socialists did, however, achieve a better percentage of the vote in relation to the election of 2001. On the right, the Social Democratic Party stole some municipalities from the Socialists, some of them in coalition with the People's Party that was reduced to only one municipality in stand-alone candidacies, Ponte de Lima, continuing its decline in comparison, for example, with the 36 mayors achieved in 1976. On the left, the Unitary Democratic Coalition, led by the Communist Party, regained some of its former influence, taking 4 municipalities and several parishes from the Socialists in the districts of Beja, Évora and Setúbal and Leiria achieving a total of 32 mayors, and winning, for the first time, the election in Peniche. The Left Bloc kept the presidency of its single municipality, Salvaterra de Magos. The election was also remarkable for the several victories of independent candidates, most of them former Socialist, Social Democratic and People's Party candidates who were expelled or given no confidence by their respective parties and, even so, became mayors. The best known were Valentim Loureiro in Gondomar, Fátima Felgueiras in Felgueiras and Isaltino Morais in Oeiras.
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Las elecciones autárquicas portuguesas del 9 de octubre de 2005 transcurrieron en los 308 concelhos y cerca de 4200 freguesias de Portugal Continental y las Regiones Autónomas de Portugal. Fueron marcadas por el surgimiento de fuertes candidaturas llamadas independientes, de antiguos autarcas que no merecieron la renovación de confianza de sus partidos (es el caso de en Oeiras, en Felgueiras, en Gondomar, en Amarante, todos ellos con problemas judiciales, y también de un autarca en Soure. Cada ciudadano puede votar a los tres órganos de poder autárquico: Cámara Municipal, Asamblea Municipal y Asamblea de freguesia.
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As eleições autárquicas portuguesas de 2005 realizaram-se a 9 de Outubro de 2005, e decorreram nos 308 concelhos e cerca de 4200 freguesias do Continente e Regiões Autónomas portuguesas. Ficaram marcadas pelo surgimento de fortes candidaturas ditas independentes, de antigos autarcas que não mereceram a renovação de confiança dos seus partidos (casos de Isaltino Morais em Oeiras, Fátima Felgueiras em Felgueiras, Valentim Loureiro em Gondomar, Avelino Ferreira Torres em Amarante, todos eles com problemas judiciários, e ainda de um autarca em Soure). Cada cidadão foi chamado a votar para os três órgãos de poder autárquico: Câmara Municipal, Assembleia Municipal e Assembleia de Freguesia.
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2005 Portuguese local elections
