The PS leader in the Azores states that the party cannot be the "traditional" opposition in the region. Instead, he argues that the party should position itself as a politically oriented force for construction and presenting solutions.
According to the socialist leader, PS Azores should be an "essentially construction-oriented party," distinguishing itself through its capacity to present concrete responses to the problems faced by Azoreans.
This declaration comes in the context of the party's position as an opposition force in the autonomous region, where PS seeks to assert itself as a political alternative to the regional government. The party intends to differentiate itself from conventional opposition, focusing on practical proposals and solutions.
