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PCP considers that only a "strong rejection signal" from workers can stop the "assault" on Social Security

Jornal de Negócios6 September 2026 at 20:44

The PCP considered that only a "strong rejection signal" from workers could stop what the party classifies as an "assault" on Social Security. This position was conveyed during the traditional rally at the Avante! Festival, the annual event organized by the party.

Paulo Raimundo, a prominent figure of the PCP, took the occasion to classify the PSD/CDS Government as a "master of propaganda and illusion", criticizing the executive's actions in the area of Social Security. The party thus maintains its line of opposition to the government's policies on social protection.

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