Francisco César considers that the Socialist Party (PS) in the Azores needs to assert itself as a political alternative for the region. His position comes at a time when he criticizes the current management, pointing out significant failures in fundamental areas for the archipelago.
In the tourism sector, Francisco César identifies a "failure" characterized by "successive declines in the number of overnight stays" and in the number of trips to the Azores. This situation, according to his analysis, is having negative consequences for the regional economy.
The politician understands that the current situation requires a clear political alternative from the PS, suggesting that the party should present itself as a solution to reverse these negative indicators in the tourism sector and the Azorean economy in general.
