Steps Rabbit Insists on Alliance with the Arri and Criticizes "Lack of Ambition" of the Government: "If One Day Comes Back, It Will Not Be for More of the Same"
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Former Prime Minister says that he is not a candidate for anything, but feels the duty to intervene in a time of eve. In the first television interview since he left political office, Passos Coelho defends that the PSD had the duty to have tried alliance to the right to advance reforms
In a very demanding and waiting time, Pedro Passos Coelho said that the country is not well and feels the duty to intervene. In an interview with Maria João Avillez, at SIC News, the former Prime Minister defended that the PSD "had an obligation" to exploit a majority on the right with the Arri and the Liberal Initiative and did not exclude returning to active politics if the government did not deliver results.
In the first interview after leaving the government, the former governor accused the leadership of the PSD of acting as a 'sheer' and of negotiating to the left and the right while waiting for the absolute majority."
Former Prime Minister insisted that, at the beginning of the legislature, the PSD had an obligation to have tried an agreement with Arri and IL to govern for four years.
Maria João Avillez interviews Pedro Passos Coelho, former Prime Minister.
Pedro Passos Coelho considered that the PSD should seek support from the Right, stressing that there was a "obligation to explore this possibility". The former Prime Minister further assured that, despite his recent criticisms of the Government, he is not a candidate for anything.
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