“There will be no one who is carefree” with recent polemics, says Rabbit Steps
" These situations that have been occurring should not be taken as a mere foam of the days, because they are beyond the foam" , also the old ..
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" These situations that have been taking place should not be taken as a mere foam of days, because they are beyond foam" , the former Prime Minister also stressed in statements transmitted by CNN Portugal - and issued in the margins of the presentation of the study "Unlocking Portugal's growth" carried out by Nobel Prize for Economics James A. Robinson. The former Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho today considered that there is no “no one who is carefree” with the polemics of recent weeks in Portugal and said that they should not be taken as “the foam of days”. “I think there will be no one who is carefree about what is going on,” Passos Coelho told journalists when asked about good practices and political ethics in Portugal. I said what I had to say about some of these things in time and I don't want to be adding," I said.
Furthermore, The ruler, remember, assured himself that he had felt supported by the Prime Minister, Luís Montenegro, and that he never considered resigning following the polemics, adding that he was "totally legitimized and empowered" for his office.
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" These situations that have been taking place should not be taken as a mere foam of days, because they are beyond foam" , the former Prime Minister also stressed in statements transmitted by CNN Portugal - and issued in the margins of the presentation of the study "Unlocking Portugal's growth" carried out by Nobel Prize for Economics James A. Robinson.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe former Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho today considered that there is no “no one who is carefree” with the polemics of recent weeks in Portugal and said that they should not be taken as “the foam of days”. “I think there will be no one who is carefree about what is going on,” Passos Coelho told journalists when asked about good practices and political ethics in Portugal.
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I said what I had to say about some of these things in time and I don't want to be adding," I said.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Última HoraThe ruler, remember, assured himself that he had felt supported by the Prime Minister, Luís Montenegro, and that he never considered resigning following the polemics, adding that he was "totally legitimized and empowered" for his office.
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