Portugal's political scene changes: Chega grows and governing becomes harder.

Portugal had an election. No one won a lot of power. A far-right party did better than before. This makes Portugal's politics shaky. It also shows a trend in Europe.

The center-right party won the most seats. But they don't have enough to rule alone. They might have trouble staying in charge. The party leader wants to be prime minister. He asks other parties to help him.

The far-right party, Chega, did very well. They now have as many seats as another big party. This changes how power works in Portugal. Chega wants to stop immigration and fight corruption. They say they want to save Portugal.

People have different feelings about Chega's success. Some are sad and worried. Others think it will bring needed change. The Socialist party is now looking for a new leader. Their old leader quit after the election.

Portugal has problems with housing and money. Houses are very expensive. Many people don't earn much money. Immigration has also increased a lot. Some people blame immigrants for the housing problem.