PAN claims that the “courtship between PS and SDP” shows that these parties will not move the country forward

A PAN spokesman said this Thursday in Santa Maria da Feira that the “relationship” between the PS and PSD candidates demonstrates that these parties will not be the ones to move the country forward.

“The PAN does not interfere in the relationship between the PS and the PSD,” Inés Sousa Real said humorously about the advances and retreats of Pedro Nuno Santos, as he began by making possible the creation of a possible PSD minority government and then subjecting this hypothesis to the fact that he defined as Luis Montenegro’s reciprocity to the same obligation.

According to the PAN leader, “the interests of the central bloc are not what will effectively move the country forward” and therefore he states: “We need to give more strength to parties like PAN so that we can have reasons [da mudança] is represented in the Assembly of the Republic and is not a deputy of these two political forces [PS e PSD] it will make a difference.”

Regarding the party’s electoral goals, Ines Sousa Real acknowledged that the election of at least one more deputy would have noticeable consequences. “For us, having a parliamentary group will be crucial because we need a review of priorities. [do governo] and discuss the future of the country towards a green agenda and an economic agenda that can contribute to sustainable development from a social and environmental point of view,” states the PAN representative.

Stressing that for socialists and social democrats, “the environment and animal welfare are issues that are always left behind,” Ines Souza Real wants to prevent this with “urgent issues such as human rights and labor rights.” In fact, his visit this morning to the Workplace Injury Research and Support Office, which was tracking about 180 cases in 2023.

Among the problems identified by Feira’s aforementioned office are, in the words of the party leader, “difficulties in applying the law and even in its interpretation” regarding compensation for industrial accidents and illnesses considered permanent, as well as the failure to implement part of the Caixa Geral de Aposentações, “for execution of final and non-appealable sentences” in favor of the victims.

“PAN will question the government about its inaction in the face of these problems,” Ines Souza Real promised, criticizing “the delay in justice that does not correspond to respect for labor rights.”

“We’ve heard a lot of discussion about appreciation for professionals, but very little has been said about the future of the country in terms of the reform that justice needs, or how we’re going to prevent situations like this from happening because we can’t workers [tanto tempo] are waiting for a decision regarding their right to health, with consequences and even consequences for the rest of their lives, in the case of those affected,” he said.

For the PAN leader, “dates” and other distractions do not facilitate the “procedural simplification” necessary to ensure compliance with the law and make necessary changes. “Largely due to incidents of corruption and lack of transparency, we have all been very focused on this aspect which is causing a lot of damage to the country, but the truth is that the government has been paralyzed in its own affairs and affairs throughout this last legislature, and it has prevented us from looking more closely at other dimensions of justice, particularly work and everyday life,” he said.

Ines Souza Real said she doesn’t want a country that has a lot of cases that need to be dealt with but takes time to resolve. “We need more funds, more technical advice and faster monitoring of the implementation of legislation, because if we do not guarantee the implementation of everyday justice, we will always have justice that is weak against the strong and strong against the strong.” the most vulnerable people – and neither the PS nor the SDP will change the order of things,” he concluded.