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10 October – Portuguese legislative election, 1999: Ruling party PS and the Opposition ones conquer exactly 115 MPs, the first and (as of 2015) only time such a draw happened in the Third Republic. Considering the results, Prime Minister António Guterres (in office since 1995) is eventually appointed for a second term in office.
12 October – Portugal is awarded the hosting rights of UEFA Euro 2004.

↑ "Conheça a história do Festival da Canção". www.rtp.pt (in Portuguese). RTP. Retrieved 3 July 2014.

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