Paulo Raimundo, leader of the PCP, stated that "for others to grow, it is better to grow Libre", in a declaration that comes in the context of alliances or comparisons between parties on the left in Portugal.
The communist leader said he was not disappointed with António José Seguro, explaining that his expectation regarding the politician was not high, which would have minimized any potential disappointment.
Raimundo also considered that the Chega party functions as "the tin opener of politics" of Luís Montenegro, suggesting that Chega serves the strategic interests of the PSD leader.
On another note, the PCP leader revealed that his boss gave him a salary increase above inflation, a statement that comes in the context of debates about income and working conditions.
