“God forbid we have a radical at the head of the government. God grant that we have a new “cunning” that will take us to the tail of Europe.” This is how Luis Montenegro reacted on Saturday, at the very beginning of the 41st PSD Congress, to the attack launched the day before by Pedro Nuno Santos, who once again raised the specter of Chegi if the Social Democrats win the 10th Congress. elections are marching without an absolute majority and need your support. The PS leadership candidate considered Andre Ventura’s party an “unsupposed ally” of the PSD and pointed the finger at Montenegro, which he said had never challenged the PSD alliance in the Azores. Less than 24 hours later, the Orange leader clashed with Andre Ventura, António Costa’s former infrastructure minister, over radicalism. “We are not specifically holding this congress on November 25, when the country will again have the opportunity to say no to “gonsalvismo,” embellished today in a modern version called “geringonsa”,” Montenegro said. Now for PSD President Pedro Nuno Santos is “the most fanatical defender of “gonzalismo”” associated with the far left.
The surprise of the convention was planned just before 20:00, when Cavaco Silva entered the Almada Pavilion next to Montenegro before the closing speech, receiving the loudest ovation of the evening and sitting in the front row next to Manuela Ferreira Leite and Leonor Beleza.
As he left, the former president of the republic said he was “deeply convinced that Portugal must change,” adding: “I came to listen, not to teach anyone lessons.” Also present were Paulo Rangel, María Luis Albuquerque (former Minister of Finance) and Campos Ferreira, who predicted “Aboda in PS on March 10.”
“We will always fight Chega and the SDP”
Author: Diogo Carreira This Miguel Alexander Gagnan([email protected])
Source: CM Jornal
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