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The Socialist Party (PS) Summons Palma Ramalho to Parliament to Explain the Report on Social Security.

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In addition to the government official, the Socialist Party is also requesting to hear from the coordinators of the report on Social Security, those responsible for the Green Paper, and the authors of the Res Publica study on pensions.

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Fear is not a side effect, it is the mechanism. To hand over pensions to markets, it is enough to convince those who fund the public system that they will not be there when they need it. Hence the two lies that have taken advantage of the government's report: that social security is bankrupt, when the GAC deficit is a deferred debt of the employer state that will eventually become extinct with it; and that young people will receive misery, when …

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The PS admits calling the Minister of Labour to Parliament, accusing the government of having "a decades-long narrative in favor of private social security systems and against public social security".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The PS wants to take the Minister of Labour to Parliament to clarify the conclusions of the report analysing the sustainability of the pension system and the proposals for social security.

The spokesman André Moz Caldas demanded clarification from the Minister of Labour, whom the Socialists want to call to Parliament after the release of a report on the sustainability of pensions

·Portugal
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In addition to the government official, the Socialist Party is also requesting to hear from the coordinators of the report on Social Security, those responsible for the Green Paper, and the authors of the Res Publica study on pensions.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Publico broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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