Portugal votes in socially distanced presidential election at height of pandemic ...Middle East

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Masked, socially distanced and each using their own pen to avoid spreading germs, the Portuguese headed to the polls on Sunday to vote for the largely ceremonial post of president even as coronavirus cases reach record levels.

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