Anibal Cavaco Silva Portuguese President expressed on Sunday he supported the country's centre-right coalition government and refused calls for snap elections to analyze a political crucial stage creating unsteady in the bailed-out nation. Mr Cavaco Silva said that he think in the current context of national emergency, calling elections is not a solution for the problems Portugal is facing.

Mr Cavaco expresses that he think the best solution is to keep the current government in power. His remarks came subsequent to the crucial stage talks between Portugal's three main parties failed on Friday to reach an agreement on pursuing original reforms to avoid a second international bailout, as Cavaco Silva had called for. The president impel with force the two parties in the ruling coalition, Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho's centre-right PSD along with the conservative CDS-PP - to work together to see through the reforms agreed under Portugal's 2011 bailout deal as well empower the country to return to the international financial markets.

(AW:Samrat Biswas)