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4 July 2013

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Portugal - government collapsing

The Portuguese coalition government is on the brink of collapse. Following a colossal general strike on 27 June, the resignation of two high profile ministers - Vitor Gaspar, hated finance minister responsible for the coalition's brutal austerity budgets, and Paolo Portas, foreign minister and leader of the minor coalition party, the CDS - has put the government on the brink

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