The satirical article uses three ironic designations for three members of the Portuguese Government: "Minister of 2.0," "Minister of Indulgences" and "Minister of Modern Censorship." These expressions appear to constitute humorous criticisms of each of these government officials' actions.
Upon returning from a vacation period, three Portuguese public figures express different states of mind. Ricardo Araújo Pereira, a well-known commentator and humorist, declares himself "lunched." João Miguel Tavares, also a regular commentator, confesses to feeling "insecure." Pedro Mexia, also a commentator, says he feels "unworthy."
The article does not specify which members of the Government correspond to each of the three ironic designations, nor does it establish a direct connection between them and the three mentioned commentators. The piece appears as an opinion or humor text that uses these references to comment on Portuguese political reality.
