Rui Calafate, a commentator for CNN Portugal, is not very optimistic about the future of the labour package, and one of the reasons comes from Belém.
There are signs that the labour package may not even go to a vote
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- Failure of the labour package "will clearly be a defeat for the Government" • cnnportugal.iol.pt
- Labour reform must, in the final instance, be analysed and negotiated in Parliament • cnnportugal.iol.pt
- May 1st • cmjornal.pt
- Chega 'resigned from negotiations' for the labour package 'by presenting a condition that no sensible Government can accept' • cnnportugal.iol.pt
- If labour reform were voted on now, Chega guarantees it would vote against it • cnnportugal.iol.pt
- Opposition out in force on May Day against labour law reform • rtp.pt
- “This May 1st is the most important of the last decade” • publico.pt
- Photographs of the May 1st demonstration in Lisbon • observador.pt
- If labour reform were voted on now, Chega would be against it, says André Ventura • rtp.pt
- If labour reform were voted on now, Chega would be against it, says André Ventura • rtp.pt
- Ventura says that if the labour reform were voted on now, Chega would be against it • cmjornal.pt
- With workers on the streets and a strike looming, even the President of the Republic joined 'the fight': the labour package's days are numbered • expresso.pt
- Portugal May Day • The Herald Journal
