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The matter is closed: Montenegro rules out Social Security changes in this legislative term

Portuguese Prime Minister Montenegro closed the door to any changes in Social Security during the current legislative session, accusing the opposition of resorting to "demagogy, disinformation and falsehood" in the debate on this matter. With this statement, Montenegro aims to reassure citizens about the stability of the Social Security system and respond to opposition criticism.

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