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PS leader accuses Montenegro of trying to whitewash chaos in national exams

Público30 August 2026 at 14:57

PS leader José Luís Carneiro accused Prime Minister Montenegro of trying to whitewash the chaos in national exams. The reaction came in response to the speech delivered by Montenegro at the closing of the PSD Summer University.

The event took place in Castelo de Vide. José Luís Carneiro reacted to the prime minister's speech, criticizing the way he addressed the issue of national exams. The accusation of "whitewashing" indicates that the Socialist leader considers that Montenegro minimized existing problems in the national exams.

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