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Armindo Monteiro calls for the “surround” of entrepreneurs representing “silent majority” in the country
Publication: ECO
Author: António Larguesa
Source published: 14/10/2026, 11:51:01 UTC
Briefing created: 25/10/2026, 18:53:47 UTC
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Briefings
Armindo Monteiro, president of the CIP, criticized Portuguese businesses for a 'silent majority' and called for a 'resurrection' of the entrepreneurial spirit. He highlighted that the economy grows below potential due to restrictive state regulations and bureaucratic delays, noting that the state captures over half of national wealth. Monteiro argued that the state should facilitate private life rather than hinder it, citing specific examples of tax penalties and regulatory burdens.
Key points
- Armindo Monteiro, president of the CIP, criticized Portuguese businesses for a 'silent majority' and called for a 'resurrection' of the entrepreneurial spirit.
- Monteiro highlighted that the economy grows below potential due to restrictive state regulations and bureaucratic delays, noting that the state captures over half of national wealth.
Context
Armindo Monteiro, president of the CIP, criticized Portuguese businesses for a 'silent majority' and called for a 'resurrection' of the entrepreneurial spirit. He highlighted that the economy grows below potential due to restrictive state regulations and bureaucratic delays, noting that the state captures over half of national wealth.
Limitations
Evidence covers only the CIP's perspective and specific remarks by Monteiro regarding the state's role and economic constraints. It does not include data on the total size of the 'silent majority' or specific statistics on the percentage of wealth captured by the state, nor does it provide details on the outcomes of the administrative litigation mentioned.
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