Insurance Requires "Wide Consensus" for Possible Total Privatization of TAP
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Head of State calls for caution in the option put on the table by the Prime Minister and Lufthansa. Still, more than a thousand protesters in D. João I Square in Porto, in new protests for housing.
The President of the Republic, António José Seguro, defended this Thursday a broad consensus and a calm and rational debate if it advances the total privatization of TAP. On the protests for housing, he called for respect for the law and again defended political understandings to solve the problem.
On Wednesday, the government admitted the total privatization of TAP until 2028.
The President of the Republic, António José Seguro, today argued that a possible total privatization of the TAP, "to exist", needs "a broad consensus in Portuguese society" and a "serene and rational debate".
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