"The President of the Republic has no spokespersons"
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"The President of the Republic has no spokespersons"

Expresso3 September 2026 at 21:00

The President of the Republic clarified that he has no spokespersons, after news about an alleged ultimatum irritated the Government. The President's communication was interpreted as a response to the speculation circulating about a supposed message to the executive.

The incident arises in a context of tension between the President of the Republic and the Government, with the media reporting details that reportedly displeased the executive. The situation raised questions about how information is transmitted between the President and the Government.

The President emphasized that he does not send messages through intermediaries, making it clear that any communication must be made directly and without intermediaries. This position reinforces the idea that the President does not use spokespersons to convey his messages to the executive.

The situation reflects the existing tensions between the two entities, with the President feeling the need to publicly clarify his position on how he communicates with the Government. The clarification aims to dispel any misunderstanding caused by the news about the alleged ultimatum.

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