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"Montenegro's speech was long, tedious and somber, but that doesn't mean it's not effective"

CNN Portugal30 August 2026 at 19:27

Helena Matos, commentator for CNN Portugal, analyzed Luís Montenegro's speech at the PSD's summer university. The commentator considered the speech to have been long, tedious and somber. However, Helena Matos pointed out that this negative characterization does not necessarily mean that the speech was ineffective. The analysis was published by CNN Portugal, where Helena Matos is a commentator.

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