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Working is not enough: "Luís" needs to run

Observador12 September 2026 at 00:26

The article addresses the figure of "Luís" and the need to act ("run") in relation to Portuguese politics. The piece refers to the Portuguese political class and its position regarding André Ventura, leader of the Chega party.

The text argues that the political class believes André Ventura will never reach power. This belief is described as being the result of "a mix of illusion and ignorance."

The article criticizes those who share this conviction, noting that they demonstrate a limited view of the world. The expression used mentions that they believe the world begins at Cabo da Roca and ends at Paradela, suggesting a restricted and provincial perspective.

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