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Seguro tells Gouveia e Melo he still "has one more day" to make "a proposal for the country"

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The admiral had criticised the Socialist Party (PS) candidate, recalling the pension cuts during the 'troika' period.

Correio da Manhã15 Jan

Seguro tells Gouveia e Melo he still "has one more day" to make "a proposal for the country"

Why I vote for António José Seguro

🏛️ Government 🇪🇺 Europe#troika+3 more

I do not endorse all of António José Seguro's decisions during the troika period, but I recognise the difficult position he was in, with the country on its knees and the Socialist Party's signature on the Memorandum of Understanding. Opinion by Susana Peralta

Público9 Jan

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Seguro tells Gouveia e Melo he still "has one more day" to make "a proposal for the country"

Why I vote for António José Seguro

Seguro tells Gouveia e Melo he still "has one more day" to make "a proposal for the country"

Why I vote for António José Seguro