Miguel Albuquerque says that If it continues to be recurrent in the country the use of judicial denunciation instruments as a way of doing politics, “there is no one who can rule” in the future.
Madeira’s president of the government, Miguel Albuquerque, said on Tuesday that the “fundamental solution” to the current political crisis “It is presenting the motion of trust and each party being responsible, namely the Socialist Party, regarding the future of the country. “
Speaking to SIC, Miguel Albuquerque considered that “if it is not this motion of trust, there is no solution.” “The only solution is to continue to burn the prime minister on slow fire, diverting the attention of what the country has to focus on that is the geopolitical change that has been occurring in Europe and has been the largest since 1945,” he continued.
“The PSD has to assume once and for all that the best way to file the prime minister’s credibility is to return the voice to the sovereign people.”
Albuquerque, still president of the Madeiran Executive, who is argued in a lawsuit on suspicion of corruption, also said that Luis Montenegro rejoins in an early election situation, even if he is a defendant, arguing that “he is not accused of anything.”
“There is no unlawful act. This is all a question, an alarmist, hysterical agenda, to create instability and try to defame,” he said, adding that if he continues to be recurring in the country the use of judicial denunciation instruments as a way of doing politics, “there is no holder in public positions not even likely to maintain coherent governance.”
The Assembly of the Republic with announced lead and that will dictate the dismissal of the executive, just a year and one day after the victory of AD in early legislatures.
The motion, entitled “Effective Stability, with the sense of responsibility”, was announced by the Prime Minister on 5 March, at the opening of the PCP’s censorship motion debate to the minority executive PSD/CDS-PP, in the face of questions raised about the heritage and professional life of Luís Montenegro.
Albuquerque leaves the regional PSD if he lost suffrage of 23 March
The PSD’s list head to the early elections in Madeira, Miguel Albuquerque, acknowledged on Tuesday that he is unable to continue the party’s regional structure if he lost the suffrage of 23 March.
“I am first responsible for the good and bad results. If I lose the elections, I have no condition to continue,” he said in statements to journalists after a meeting with transportation unions at PSD/Madeira headquarters in Funchal under the election campaign.
Miguel Albuquerque has argued that he has to withdraw the appropriate responsibilities if he does not win the regional elections and does not hide “behind anyone.”
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