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Nuno Melo against “maturity of radicalists” who wants to “attack democracy”

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Briefings

Portuguese CDS-PP president Nuno Melo condemned recent protests as an attempt to undermine democracy and attack the government, drawing parallels to the 1975 PREC period. He criticized the PS for governing for eight years while worsening housing issues, attributing current problems to a non-enacted law, and blamed the PSD/CDS-PP coalition for delaying effective housing policies despite initial advances.

Key points

• Nuno Melo, president of CDS-PP and Minister of National Defense, condemned recent protests as an attempt to undermine democracy and attack the government.
• He drew parallels to the 1975 PREC period, stating that while the government supported those fighting PREC, it should support those fighting for democracy and housing rights.

Context

The article reports on Nuno Melo's speech at the Escola de Quadros da Juventude Popular in Évora, where he criticized the 'turba de radicalistas' for targeting democracy and the government's housing policies.

Limitations

Evidence covers only Nuno Melo's speech at the Escola de Quadros da Juventude Popular in Évora. It does not include details about the specific number of protesters, the exact timeline of the 1975 PREC events, or the specific outcomes of the current housing policy debates.

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