The Portuguese Socialist Party is being compared to a headless chicken, in reference to the apparent internal disorder of the party.
The text mentions João Costa, who reportedly assumed responsibilities in the PISA context (Programme for International Student Assessment), presenting him as a positively referenced figure.
Luís Montenegro is also mentioned, having felt the need to defend Luís Neves from some accusation or criticism.
The article characterizes the PS as a party that does not know what it wants, contrasting this position with the figures of João Costa, Luís Montenegro and the party itself, which are presented, respectively, as the Good, the Bad and the Villain.
