António Barreto wrote an opinion piece titled "Secrets and lies," addressing the conduct of deputies during parliamentary sessions. The commentator raises the question of whether deputies should be prohibited from using mobile phones during committee and plenary sessions. The article's title suggests a critique of parliamentarians' behavior, possibly related to lack of attention or questionable practices during legislative proceedings. The prohibition proposal apparently aims to ensure greater focus and rigor in the work of the Assembly of the Republic. Barreto presents this suggestion as part of a broader reflection on the need for stricter rules to discipline the conduct of deputies.
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Secrets and lies
Público12 September 2026 at 06:00
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