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"We must have the courage to discuss the structural reforms that Portugal continues to postpone"
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"We must have the courage to discuss the structural reforms that Portugal continues to postpone"

dnoticias.pt14 September 2026 at 09:15

MP Gonçalo Maia Camelo, from the Liberal Initiative (LI), is participating in the party's Parliamentary Days, which take place today and Tuesday in Porto. These days constitute a working moment for the LI parliamentary group, intended to deepen proposals and debate reforms.

The event program is centered on three major areas: state reform, taxation, and the improvement of public services. The objective is to debate reforms aimed at strengthening the country's competitiveness and improving the quality of services.

Gonçalo Maia Camelo is a deputy of the Liberal Initiative in the Legislative Assembly of Madeira. At the days, the party emphasized the need to have courage to discuss the structural reforms that Portugal continues to postpone.

Why this matters

Readers in the region are directly affected by the policies discussed at these days, which include issues such as taxation and public services. The proposals that emerge may influence future legislation impacting the daily lives of Madeiran citizens, at a time when the party emphasizes the need to move forward with structural reforms that have been postponed.

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