At the PS dinner to celebrate Mário Soares’ centenary, Pedro Nuno Santos ended the round of speeches with criticism of the extreme right and the conservative right.
Pedro Nuno Santos asks the PS to fight the far right “eye to eye”. Last night, at the celebratory dinner for the leader of the Socialist Party adhered the Government to a conservative agenda and said that the left must ensure that there is no fertile ground for the extreme right to advance.
By Mário Soares, the PS wanted to show that rooms are still sold out and 2,500 activists gather for a tribute dinner, at FIL, in Lisbon.
History, former general secretaries, not all, and the memory of what Pedro Nuno Santos calls the PS’s greatest activist. But political action is no longer that of the old rallies and the PT member takes the opportunity to explain that there is a new extreme right.
Previously, I had heard Manuel Alegre speak of a populism that is undermining democracy from within and address Mário Soares, directly. It is Soares’ PS refocusing on the left’s struggles for the upcoming electoral battles.
