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"We have two years of Montenegro's Government and we have no measures"

CNN Portugal12 September 2026 at 10:55

Cristina Mota, from the movement Missão Escola Pública, criticized the lack of measures from the Government of Luís Montenegro after two years in office. The movement's representative considered that no concrete actions have been implemented to improve the education situation in the country.

Student results are one of the main concerns expressed by Cristina Mota. According to the specialist, the negative trend in school performance is not being reversed due to the absence of effective educational policies.

The title of Cristina Mota's intervention summarizes her position: "We have two years of Montenegro's Government and we have no measures". This phrase summarizes the central criticism of the Executive's performance in this area.

Why this matters

Readers are closely following Montenegro's governance, whose Executive completed two years without implementing measures that, according to critics, are sufficient to improve school results. This type of alert from civil society movements about public education can influence the political debate and citizens' expectations regarding the quality of education.

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