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Montenegro laments exam disruptions but insists it was "the right path"

Diário de Coimbra30 August 2026 at 16:28

Montenegro, prime minister, lamented the disruptions that occurred during the exams, acknowledging the problems faced. However, the official defended that the decision made was "the right path," maintaining his position despite the criticism.

The prime minister expressed gratitude to the entire school community for their effort and collaboration during the exam period. This message of recognition comes at a time when failures or difficulties were identified in the process.

Montenegro's position aims to reassure the educational community, insisting that, despite the setbacks, the approach adopted was the most appropriate. The official seemed to want to minimize the impact of the disruptions, reinforcing his conviction in the implemented strategy.

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