Passos says "time is running out" and launches reform agenda. What's the hurry?
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Passos says "time is running out" and launches reform agenda. What's the hurry?

Expresso11 September 2026 at 06:30

Expresso reveals the preface written by Pedro Passos Coelho for the book "Portugal na Paz dos Bloqueios", by Pedro Gomes Sanches. In the preface, Passos Coelho states that "time is running out", conveying a sense of urgency regarding the reforms he considers necessary for the country.

The former prime minister launches a reform agenda in this document, suggesting there are pending issues that need to be addressed promptly. Passos Coelho's message conveys concern about the current moment and the need for immediate action.

Pedro Gomes Sanches's book serves as the pretext for this intervention by Passos Coelho, who takes the opportunity to reflect on the state of the country and the priorities he identifies. This collaboration between the two is published in Expresso.

In the program Expresso da Manhã, Paulo Baldaia led a conversation with David Dinis, deputy director of Expresso, where the themes related to this publication and the content of Passos Coelho's preface were discussed.

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