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Leitão Amaro says workers "don't want" to go back on governance rules at Lusíada
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Leitão Amaro says workers "don't want" to go back on governance rules at Lusíada

SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 13:52

Leitão Amaro, acting minister, stated that workers of the Portuguese news agency do not want to go back on Lusíada's governance rules. The official said he knows many workers of the institution and revealed that many of them, through messages transmitted directly to the minister, expressed being available to participate in the ongoing transformation effort.

Why this matters

The government's position on Lusíada's transformation directly affects the company's public workers and citizens following the future of public media in Portugal. The minister's statements indicate that there is worker support for changes to governance rules, which may influence the course of the ongoing restructuring.

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