Assembly of the RepublicParliament

Portugal · founded 1976

What it is

The Assembly of the Republic is the unicameral national parliament of Portugal, serving as the supreme legislative body representing all Portuguese citizens. Its primary mandate includes enacting legislation, approving state budgets, scrutinizing executive actions, and overseeing the government. Established under the post-authoritarian 1976 Constitution following the Carnation Revolution, it holds sessions in Lisbon's historic São Bento Palace.

People

António José Seguro

President of Portugal

Luís Montenegro

Prime Minister of Portugal · Prime Minister

Joaquim Miranda Sarmento

Minister of State and Finance

Albino de Azevedo Soares

Secretary-General of the Assembly of the Republic

Events (5)

2026-10-30 New law / actParliament adopts resolution reinforcing resources for Transparency Entity

2026-10-27 UnrestNationwide housing crisis protests and clashes prompt presidential response

2026-10-27 OtherAssembly of the Republic Opens General Debate on 2027 State Budget

2026-10-19 New law / actExtension of Exceptional Fuel Tax Reduction Mechanism (Law No. 64/2026)

2026-10-16 New law / actRectification Declaration No. 38/2026/1 Correcting the Azores Electoral Law