Portugal gears up for national elections

(7 Mar 2024)
RESTRICTIONS SUMMARY:

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Setúbal, Portugal – 5 March 2024
1. Wide of band playing as Socialist Party leader Pedro Nuno Santos is surrounded by journalists and crowd during campaign event
2. Pull out from Pedro Nuno Santos to crowd surrounding him
3. Pan of crowd chanting UPSOUND “ the people will not forget, on the 10th is PS (Socialist Party)”
4. Mid of Santos passing

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Lisbon, Portugal – 20 February 2024
5. Various of Mid of leader of PSD party (Social Democrats) and leader of the coalition Democratic Alliance, Luis Montenegro (on the right), with Nuno Melo, deputy leader of the Democratic Alliance during a campaign street event
6. Pan from crowd chanting “Portugal” to leader leaving

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Almada, Portugal – 23 February 2024
7. Andre Ventura, leader of Chega party, surrounded by journalists and some supporters during campaign event
8. Ventura walking

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Lisbon, Portugal – 3 March 2024
9. Wide of University campus with sign marking location for early voters
10. Close of sign reading “Elections for Parliament early voting in Lisbon”
11. Wide of electoral workers during voting
12. Voters coming out of one of the buildings where they could cast their ballot
13. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Francisco Gaspar and Maria Gaspar, Pensioners:
Francisco Gaspar “May the country turnaround and may there be a new governance that can replace the disaster in which this one has left us with, do you understand?”
Maria Gaspar: “And a better future for our children and our grandchildren, those are our biggest concerns.”
14. Wide of entrance to faculty building
15. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Sheila Pena, Financial consultant:
“Current issues that concern me the most are linked with the economy, the issue of the war as well and our role in the war, as well as other matters regarding health and education.”
16. Close of sign with symbol for early voting
17. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Catarina Nunes, University student:
“I think my greatest concern, especially as a woman and as young woman in this country is the outlook that is coming with the far right, the rise of the far right in Portugal and around Europe is very troubling.”

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Lisbon, Portugal – 24 February 2024
18. Mid of protesters chanting UPSOUND (Portuguese) “People united will end racism”
29. Wide of march under the motto “vote against racism”
20. Close of sign reading “vote against racism!”
21. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) José Rui Rosario, Anti-racism activist from Kilombo group:
“We are calling on all people with their heart in the right place to vote against what is not right and is not decent. There are no second class citizens, or third class citizens. We are all sons of migrants, we are all citizens of this country, even the migrants contribute to this country and this is what we want to convey, when it’s time to vote we want people to think very carefully on who they are voting for.”
22. Wide top shot of march
23. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Anizabela Amaral, Anti-racism activist from Kilombo group:
“We want to make a very clear appeal to Portuguese society as a whole so that on the 10th of March we show on the ballots, through our vote, that Portugal refuses to have racist, fascist, xenophobic and Islamophobic people governing this country.”

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Lisbon, Portugal – 3 March 2024
24. Wide of Chega party billboard reading “Portugal needs cleaning”

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Lisbon, Portugal – 28 February 2024
25. Tilt down of Professor

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Lisbon, Portugal – 3 March 2024

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