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I have no hope for either side, the right we had 4 years to see how they are and it speaks for itself, the left considering the anti-euro speeches of the extrem
by LoneWolf 11y ago
I have no hope for either side, the right we had 4 years to see how they are and it speaks for itself, the left considering the anti-euro speeches of the extreme ones makes me fear that if they manage to form a government will not reach an understanding between them, I remember reading that Jeronimo de Sousa does not want any written and signed agreement with Antonio Costa, that also makes me very distrustful of them.
While I can understand the motivations of Cavaco Silva to label some of the parties unfit for government (anti-euro etc), it does indeed make it sound like he is favoring one side, and to make it worse they are the same party, but I do believe he is being neutral about all this.
- galfarragem 11y agoAntonio Costa (from second most voted party) has an history of anti-democracy and putting is personal ambitions first [1]. (Sorry, portuguese language only. Anyway we seem to be in majority in this thread :) [1] http://www.jn.pt/opiniao/default.aspx?content_id=4835053 http://www.jn.pt/opiniao/default.aspx?content_id=4835053
- dellphonering 11y agoThat is an opinion article penned by one of his opponents!