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Carneiro "lives in the past," accuses Hugo Soares

Observador5 September 2026 at 19:27

Hugo Soares accused the PS leader, Carneiro, of being "spoiled" and of "living in the past." The accusation comes in a context of political tension between the two parties.

According to Hugo Soares, the PS government "made money from the increase in fuel prices," suggesting that the previous governance was harmful to citizens.

Hugo Soares' criticism indicates a direct confrontation with the leadership of the Socialist Party, pointing out failures in the previous executive's management.

The episode reflects the political dispute between the parties, with Hugo Soares calling on Carneiro to move away from past practices.

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