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Gonçalo Matias refuses criticism of the lack of reforms. “No government has changed so many codes and laws”

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Portuguese Minister Goncalo Matias rejected opposition criticism regarding the State Reform, asserting that six codes and laws were altered in the last 15 months. He defended the interoperability law, which aims to reduce document requests by three million annually, and highlighted the rollout of 150 new digital services. The minister also addressed the AI infrastructure debate, stating the state will not own GPUs and prefers contracting a specialized firm. Key figures include Minister Goncalo Matias and Deputy Bruno Nunes, with a total of 140 million euros allocated to the reform.

Key points

• Minister Goncalo Matias rejected opposition criticism regarding the State Reform, asserting that six codes and laws were altered in the last 15 months.
• The interoperability law aims to reduce document requests by three million annually by eliminating the need for citizens to present multiple documents.

Context

The article details the Minister's defense of the State Reform against opposition claims of lack of reforms. It covers the interoperability law, the rollout of 150 new digital services, and the AI infrastructure debate where the state refuses to own GPUs.

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Evidence covers only the Minister's statements and specific figures regarding the interoperability law and AI infrastructure. It does not provide context on the broader political opposition or the full scope of the 140 million euro budget allocation.

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