Who submits candidate lists for Parliament?
Explanation
Article 151 assigns submission to parties or coalitions; lists may include citizens who are not members of those parties.
Sources and citations
Artigo 151.º, n.º 1
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Article 151 assigns submission to parties or coalitions; lists may include citizens who are not members of those parties.
Artigo 151.º, n.º 1
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Artigo 152.º, n.º 1
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Artigo 162.º, alíneas a), c), d); 163.º, alíneas d), e)
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Artigo 182.º; 190.º
Article 187 requires presidential appointment with party consultation and consideration of results; it establishes neither direct election nor automatic selection.
Artigo 187.º, n.os 1–2
Article 203 establishes independence and submission to law. Articles 204 and 205 add constitutional compliance and binding decisions.
Artigo 203.º; 204.º; 205.º, n.º 2
Article 222 sets nine years without renewal. Under Article 221 the court has specific jurisdiction in constitutional legal matters.
Artigo 221.º; 222.º, n.os 1, 3–4
Articles 6 and 225 combine a unitary State with island autonomy, which does not affect the integrity of State sovereignty.
Artigo 6.º, n.os 1–2; 225.º, n.os 2–3
Article 231 identifies the Legislative Assembly and Regional Government. The regional Assembly is elected by proportional representation.
Artigo 231.º, n.os 1–2
Article 231 provides accountability to the Legislative Assembly; the regional president is appointed by the Representative of the Republic, considering election results.
Artigo 231.º, n.os 3–5
Article 230 provides appointment and removal by the President after consulting Government. This differs from regional Assembly election.
Artigo 230.º, n.º 1
Article 235 defines local authorities as territorial bodies representing populations; their duties and powers are set by law under decentralization.
Artigo 235.º, n.º 2; 237.º, n.os 1–2