The socialist leader claims that the current prime minister received a “positive inheritance” from previous PS governments, when it comes to the country’s security. E vonce again criticizes the reaction of the current Executive to police action in Martim Moniz.
Pedro Nuno Santos accuses Luís Montenegro of being responsible, if the insecurity in Portugal increase. The secretary general of the Socialist Party (PS), criticizes the current strategy for the country’s security, following the in Lisbon.
For Pedro Nuno Santos, the operation in question was “disproportionate” e but it is seen from the right as the “key to the safety of the Portuguese”.
Aenjoyyes to exalt the PS and previous socialist governments, Pedro Nuno Santos defends what, “if Portugal is one of the safest countries in the world”, it is thanks to these and sets out what it considers to be the appropriate strategy to promote security.
“O PS has always been more effective in ensuring the safety of the Portuguese. Security is maintained more effectively through strategies based on regular, permanent, proximity policing; the installation of video surveillance cameras, already approved, for the highest risk areas, and investment in public space; and the existence of public lighting”, he wrote.
The secretary general socialist concludes that o current Government received a positive “inheritance” in terms of security and states that, if insecurity life has increaseit will be because of Luice montenegro and the government that leads.
“It is insecurity worsens in the coming years, this will be the responsibility of the Prime Minister and his government”, he shot.
Montenegro admits he “didn’t like seeing”
A muscular police action which happened this month in the Martim Moniz area, generated controversy and was the target of considerable criticism, raising the possibility of abuse of authority.
