PAN spokesman Inês Sousa Real with the President of the Republic, Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa.
Inês Sousa Real asks silence to the president and that he does not appeal to the “useless” useful vote. Marcelo has a “fundamental” priority.
PAN spokeswoman Inês Sousa Real advised the President of the Republic on Friday “Refer to silence”, claiming to expect it to be indirectly to appeal to the useful vote.
Inês Sousa Real said he hopes that Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa will not be indirectly to appeal to the useful vote, because “vote for big parties, such as the PSD or PS, is demonstrated absolutely useless and has not contributed to the stability of the country.”
Marcelo said on Thursday that he wants to name a government with the certainty that the respective program will be made possible in Parliament, which considered to be “the fundamental question” in this matter.
For the PAN spokesman, it is important that Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa “record that he is the president of all the Portuguese” and that the early elections are “by solely and exclusively from Luís Montenegro, who did not be able to separate his private life from his business life”.
One thing is certain, said the PAN leader: “This instability is due to the great parties. PS and PSD have missed the country. We have heard on the street, how angry people are with the big parties. ”
“It’s time to start voting with their hearts and vote for the causes they believe in, because it won’t be one more or less vote in the PSD or PS that will make a difference in their lives,” he added.
Inês Sousa Real stressed that the elections take place without a four -year legislative cycle and that, therefore, “it is important that people vote for parties they have worked, such as the PAN.”
PAN, he said, have been a counterpoint to the big parties, but also instability, for which “the President of the Republic himself contributesi”, disse.
The president said on Thursday that he is “comfortable to appoint a government making sure that the government is not immediately rejected” and that “it is not comfortable naming it not being sure.”
