António Cotrim / Lusa
Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, accompanied by his ministers and secretaries of state of the XXV Constitutional Government
The government indicated on Monday that it included 80 opposition measures in the PSD/CDS-PP Executive program, including 27 from PS, PS and 16 from IL.
Last year, the first PSD/CDS-PP government led by Luís Montenegro He had already complained the inclusion of 60 measures of the opposition programs in his own program. This year, it included another 20.
The 80 opposition measures Included this year, 27 are from the arrival, 25 of the PS, 16 of IL, six of Free, two from PCP, two PAN and one of BE and one from JPP.
Last week, at the end of the Council of Ministers that approved the program of the XXV Constitutional Government, the Minister of Presidency, António Leitão AmaroI had already stated that the document would again include opposition measures.
On the same day, the minister detailed that the program of the second executive led by Luís Montenegro rests on.
PS accuses ad of hiding measures
This Sunday, the Socialists accused Luís Montenegro of hiding measures now proposals during the election campaign.
José Luís Carneirounique candidate for the leadership of the PS, and Carlos CésaR, Party President, They accused Montenegro of getting “faster”adding measures to the government program that were not part of the electoral program of the Democratic Alliance.
Carneiro gave as an example the “Labor articles” and strike law“Which were not approached in the election campaign.”
This Monday, in the program “explaining” of The Leader of the PSD parliamentary bench, Hugo Soaresconsidered that it is “normal” the government to give voice to proposals of the opposition and that the PS criticisms are “unfair”.
“The electoral program is all in the government program, but then the Government program should go further and also pay attention to the proposals of other parties“He clarified.
Hugo Soares replied that “if the government did not welcome proposals” from the opposition “They were saying that the government was autocratic”.
The Social Democrat also stressed that the right to strike “is not in question and will never be in question … What is in question is to comply the right to strike with the exercise of other rights and other mechanisms.”
