Summary:
Luís Montenegro rejects claims of being in an election campaign.
He accuses the Socialist Party (PS) of seeking early elections.
Montenegro emphasizes that elections are four years away.
He labels the opposition as disoriented and irresponsible.
Montenegro's Stance on Early Elections
The Prime Minister, Luís Montenegro, firmly rejected any notion that the government is in an election campaign. Targeting the opposition, particularly the Socialist Party (PS), he insisted that the measures implemented by his administration are not aimed at electoral gain but are essential for governance. Montenegro simplified the narrative: those who speak of electoral measures are simply those who desire elections.
In an effort to alleviate pressure on his government, Montenegro distanced himself from the responsibility of a potential new political crisis or early elections, stating emphatically that "elections are only four years away." He accused the opposition of being disoriented, irresponsible, and creating instability in the political landscape.
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