Assembleia da República

Assembleia da República is Portugal’s national parliament, responsible for making laws, scrutinizing the government, and representing the people. It is composed of elected representatives called deputies, who debate and approve legislation on issues like education, healthcare, and the economy. The assembly plays a key role in shaping public policy, ensuring government accountability, and reflecting the will of Portuguese citizens through democratic processes. It works alongside other institutions to maintain the country's constitutional framework and promote democratic governance.