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Coins Says that for Steps "It Is Easier to Talk than to Do" and Previews Montenegro Beyond 2029

Autarca and former European Commissioner stated that "Passos was the right man at the right time of that time".

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The President of the Lisbon House foresees Montenegro as Prime Minister beyond 2029 and defends that Passos Coelho "is not right" in the criticisms of the current government.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The autarch, who was Secretary of State for Steps Rabbit and chosen by the then Prime Minister for European Commissioner, said that "Passes was the right man at the right time of that time" and Luís Montenegro is the right man at this time."

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Carlos Moedas disagreed with Pedro Passos Coelho's criticism of the pace of government reforms and accused the former Prime Minister of being unfair with the Executive led by Luís Montenegro. In an interview with Antena 1, the president of the Lisbon City Council argued that the current political context hinders governance and predicted a long governmental cycle for AD.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Autarca Lisbon anticipates that Luís Montenegro will continue to govern beyond 2029, the year in which the end of the current legislature is planned.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Autarca and former European Commissioner stated that "Passos was the right man at the right time of that time".

The president of the Lisbon Chamber and vice-president of the PSD considered that, for Pedro Passos Coelho, "today it is easier to talk than to do", and predicted that Luís Montenegro will be prime minister beyond 2029.

·Portugal
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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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