'The message fits him like a glove,' said PS Secretary-General José Luís Carneiro this Friday, March 27, upon arriving at the Viseu Multipurpose Pavilion, where the 25th PS Congress is taking place until Sunday. The words referred to the Government and alluded to the text Cavaco Silva wrote in Expresso, containing a series of prescriptions for the Government and warnings for the Socialists. Paraphrasing the former Social Democratic Prime Minister, José Luís Carneiro explained that 'the Government does not govern, does not reform,' in addition to 'falling where it should not fall.' When asked about the message Cavaco Silva left for the PS in the same text—stating he believes 'that, for the benefit of Portuguese democracy and the country, the PS will eventually realise that the framework of fundamental values and principles remains unchanged, but that the constraints of strategy, objectives, and policy instruments change with the passage of time'—José Luís Carneiro deferred any further comment to the speech he will give at the opening of the Congress shortly, stating only: 'Our commitment is to Portugal, at all times in the life of our country.' Socialists ask Carneiro to assert the party with 'new ideas' for the country; PS accuses the Government of 'insensitivity and incompetence' on key issues.