Miguel Costa Matos: "We do not want to replace the parties"

Miguel Costa Matos, socialist deputy, chairs the newly created Progress Institute, a cross-party initiative that brings together 170 subscribers and a majority of independents. The parliamentarian revealed that the idea, which he says he has been developing for some time, was discussed with José Luís Carneiro, stressing that they do not intend to replace the parties.

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