Luís Neves: yes, I did it My Way
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Luís Neves: yes, I did it My Way

Expresso2 September 2026 at 07:34

Luís Neves, Minister of Internal Administration, is said to have delivered a speech in Madeira that drew criticism from this columnist. The article suggests that his statements were not well received, considering them inappropriate for the occasion.

The criticism compares the tone of Luís Neves's speech with the classic "My Way," popularized by Frank Sinatra. The reference indicates that the minister adopted a vain, proud, and unyielding posture in his public statements.

The text uses the karaoke metaphor to ridicule the government official's performance, suggesting that singing would have been more appropriate than speaking in these specific circumstances.

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