The article argues that economic policies presented as technical hide political choices that concentrated power, financialized the economy, and reconfigured the state to serve those who captured it. The result has been anemic growth, stagnant wages, growing inequality, and democratic crisis. The so-called "London consensus" dismantles these choices that were sold as inevitabilities, arguing that since they were constructed, they can be reversed.
The Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milojko Spajić, will attend the inauguration of the President of São Tomé and Príncipe, whose term is scheduled for September 3rd. This visit represents an important moment in the diplomatic relations between the two countries.
The Portuguese prime minister, Luís Montenegro, answered questions from students at the PSD Summer University through a surprise session held remotely, announced only one hour before the meeting.
Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro will attend the inauguration of President Carlos Vila Nova in São Tomé and Príncipe on September 3rd, which will be his first official trip to the country. During the visit, Montenegro will reaffirm Portugal's priority in the bilateral relationship with São Tomé and Príncipe, taking advantage of the cooperation potential between both nations. The trip is also part of valuing the CPLP and will allow for discussions on matters of common interest at regional and international levels, considering Portugal's future presence as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council starting in January 2027.
Prime Minister Montenegro defended the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, publicly stating that the official is carrying out work of "the highest quality and competence." This declaration comes at a time when Luís Neves has been under scrutiny, with the head of government thus expressing his confidence in the minister.
