US EditionAt the Height, Mendes Turned Ventura Into a Baby of Corn
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Corruption and Justice. Who is more independent and who is part of the system. A Sheriff of the Republic and a government puppet. A tough debate on a few topics. In which Mendes stands out for very little.
Malalda Anjos says that the third-day debate between André Ventura and Luis Marques Mendes "was very alive" and in which "the two presented themselves equally to themselves." The social-democratic candidate, however, had "a letter in the hand to try to account for the investments" of the leader of the Comea, observed the commentator. "So that interrupting is a weakness and that 'if you have the courage to hear me will let me talk'".
The fight against corruption today dominated the debate between Presidential candidates Marques Mendes and André Ventura, with the first to propose a State Council on the subject and the second to accuse the opponent of defending an elite. In front of the television front issued by the SIC, Luis Marques Mendes announced that, if it is elected, he intends to dedicate his first State Council to the issue of reform of Justice and the fight against …
From the “Chief of the Republic” to the “Marioneta De Montenegro”: the Harsh Contrast Mendes-Ventura
In addition to the scale of charges, the strong theme of the debate was corruption. Minds promise the State Council dedicated to the reform of Justice, Ventura wants to “end with them” before. In the case of corruption.
SIC commentators, Angela Silva, Bernardo Ferrão, Maria João Avillez and Ricardo Costa analyze, and give their notes to the President of the Republic, who were in front of the SIC this Wednesday night, moderated by Clara de Sousa.
Marques Mendes has guaranteed that the first state council to preside will be dedicated to the reform of Justice. Ventura says it's just "talking.
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