The article addresses the issue of Social Security in Portugal, referring to a working group led by Jorge Bravo that was studying this matter. The title suggests a criticism of the lack of political courage to make important decisions in this area.
Prime Minister Luís Montenegro is presented as someone who is creating political conditions to achieve an absolute majority. This majority would be necessary, according to the article's perspective, to implement a Social Security reform.
The article suggests that this intended reform corresponds to the historical objectives of the Portuguese right regarding the Social Security system. The term "cowardice" in the title indicates a criticism of the inability or reluctance to address this issue differently.
The text is very brief and does not elaborate on the specific proposals under discussion, the concrete measures of the working group, or what type of reform is actually intended. The analysis focuses primarily on the political interpretation of the current moment and the intentions attributed to the government.
