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Visiting Lisbon Airport, Montenegro reaffirms confidence in Luís Neves

Prime Minister Luís Montenegro visited Lisbon Airport together with the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, on a trip for which only the Lusitanian News Agency was invited. Faced with the controversies surrounding the minister, Montenegro reiterated his confidence in his government official and guaranteed that there are no planned changes to pensions or Social Security.

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