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Dismisses: Right accounts and the next level of “Super” Mario
Publication: ECO
Author: João Tovar Jalles
Source published: 06/10/2026, 09:08:04 UTC
Briefing created: 19/10/2026, 13:27:58 UTC
Based on a feed excerpt; full article content has not been acquired. Source evidence retrieved 06/10/2026, 09:11:24 UTC.
Briefings
The article 'Contas Certas' by Mário Centeno and Filipe Santos Costa examines public financial accounts in Portugal, noting a significant improvement in the deficit during Centeno's tenure as Finance Minister. The text highlights that the deficit decreased and Portugal exited the 'Procedimento' in 2017, though the article explicitly states it is not a review of the book itself but rather a discussion of the financial data. The source is an exclusive subscription-only article from ECO Premium, with a price of 55à/year or 5à/month, and the content is restricted to paid subscribers.
Key points
- Mário Centeno served as Minister of Finance in Portugal, during which the public deficit significantly decreased.
- Portugal exited the 'Procedimento' in 2017, marking a key milestone in the financial crisis period.
Context
This article discusses the economic and political narratives of recent Portuguese history, specifically focusing on the financial crisis and the role of the Finance Minister. It is part of a broader discussion on the 'contas certas' (correct accounts) of the Portuguese economy, contrasting the celebrated 'Ronaldo das Finanças' with the more nuanced financial data presented in the book 'Contas Certas'.
Limitations
The evidence is limited to a single article snippet from 2026, which does not include the full book content or detailed analysis of the financial data. The article explicitly states it is not a review of the book, and the specific figures regarding the deficit reduction are not provided in this excerpt. The content is restricted to paid subscribers, limiting access to the full context of the discussion.
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