Conservative Women Movement holds inaugural meeting in Portugal

The Movimento Mulheres Conservadoras Portugal (Conservative Women Movement Portugal) recently held its inaugural meeting in Sintra. The event included several deputies from the Chega party and other conservative figures.

Among the participants was Priscila Costa, a Brazilian politician from the PL party, who described her involvement as an “international mission.” During her visit, Costa criticized what she termed the “abortionist mentality” prevalent in Europe. While the movement is not officially part of the Chega party, observers note existing links between the group and conservative political circles.