Interoperability law is "the main state reform measure". But we have "a culture very resistant to change"

Economist João Rodrigues dos Santos dedicates his weekly commentary space to analyzing the financial impact of the conflict between the United States and Iran, also addressing the complexity of the interoperability law, recently approved in Portugal. This law is described as "the main state reform measure", highlighting its relevance for the country's governmental structure. João Rodrigues dos Santos explains that the implementation of this legislation faces significant difficulties, namely a "culture very resistant to change". The commentary thus seeks to alert to the challenges that administrative modernization faces in a context where internal resistances may compromise the objectives of the reform.