The prime minister spoke in Bragança about the PISA 2025 results, acknowledging that the decisions made previously were not the best. Montenegro called for a "reflection" on these past choices, admitting that they led to results that were also not the best.
The official praised the "manliness" of a former chairman of the Board of Directors of Parque Escolar, whose name is not mentioned in the article. The praise comes in the context of the discussion about the results of the Programme for International Student Assessment.
The article refers to the prime minister as Montenegro, without specifying the full name, and mentions that he spoke about the PISA results during a visit or event in Bragança.



