Pedro Passos Coelho warns Luís Montenegro: "Time is running out" and reforms need to be made
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Pedro Passos Coelho warns Luís Montenegro: "Time is running out" and reforms need to be made

SIC Notícias11 September 2026 at 11:12

Passos Coelho, former prime minister, has been an active voice in criticisms of Luís Montenegro's Government in recent months. The former PSD leader warns that time is running out and that reforms need to be made.

Passos Coelho is preparing a study on the blockages in the Portuguese economy. The document should be ready by the end of the year.

The study will be delivered to the President of the Republic and to the Executive led by Luís Montenegro, current prime minister. The objective is to present recommendations to overcome the obstacles identified in the economy.

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