Portuguese President announced the dissolution of

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Silva said that the current domestic political situation in Portugal is among the various political forces,jordan retro, the extent of the lack of mutual trust has been improving dialogue and negotiations between the government and the lack of opposition ,boot cut jeans, the election and he believed that only Clarified the political situation to be able to create new conditions of governance .
Silva held the afternoon of the Council of State meeting at the presidential palace to listen to and seek the participating Fellows are on the current national political crisis of the suggestions and comments. After the meeting, Silva issued a statement announced that the parties to listen to and seek advice from the national interests, Prime Minister Socrates, he decided to accept the resignation submitted last week to dissolve parliament and was held on June 5 in advance Parliamentary elections ,vibram five fingers for sale, because only through elections in order to achieve medium-term strategic objectives.

23 this month ,ecco shoes review, the Portuguese Parliament to discuss the ruling Socialist government 's economic austerity plan submitted to the program ,puma snow boots, the program was the other parliamentary opposition parties was rejected . In view of this , Prime Minister Jose Socrates met immediately submit their resignation when President da Silva . Later, the Presidential Office issued a communique announced that President da Silva will be based on constitutional provisions , summoned the representatives of parliamentary political parties , the Speaker and the convening of the Council of State meeting , listen to and seek the views and opinions and decide whether to accept the resignation of prime minister , dissolve parliament and An early election. (Xinhua Tong Bingqiang )
Silva announced the evening of March 31 , accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Socrates , dissolve parliament , and decided early on June 5 parliamentary elections.

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