Presidential candidate António José Seguro took advantage of October 5 to make political messages with clear criticism of the country’s situation. “The Republic is a commitment to a dignified life for everyone and is not fulfilled as long as closed emergencies persist, unacceptable delay in access to consultations and surgeries, or lace and prices of inaccessible homes and slow justice that prescribes so often,” The former secretary-general of the PS, still without the support of José Luís Carneiro in the race to Belém, was noted in a note sent to the newsrooms such as housing, justice and health are main topics.
Also mentioned laments for “Poverty, low wages, wage inequality between women and men and young people who emigrate because they do not find the future they want in Portugal”, ensuring that the Constitution must be “fulfilling” so that the country “progressed and the Portuguese live better.”
“This October 5th, I appeal to the union of the Portuguese around Portugal, our common ground, the space that allows us to live in peace, fulfill our needs and exercise our freedoms. It is time to really come together, not against someone, but for Portugal, for a fairer, more free and more worthy,” he said.