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Luís Montenegro (Social Democratic Party) has been Prime Minister of Portugal since 2 Apr 2024. In the time since Luís Montenegro took office, April 2024, real GDP has risen 2.3% a year, against +1.4% for the European Union. Portugal ranks 3rd of 19 EU governments on the fall in debt; on GDP per person it is 9th. Over the same months the European Union's house price index climbed 5.4% a year; Portugal's jumped 16.8%. Under António Costa (2015 to 2024) the same series jumped 9.2% a year. The latest governance scores, for 2025 and from before this tenure: rule of law 75.9 of 100 (the World Bank) and corruption perceptions index 56 of 100 (Transparency International).

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