Is the Government Pressing the Ground to Move the Pensions? "Dare, Dare to See What's Going to Happen to Him"
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The government commissioned a study and says it does not want to "alter anything in Social Security", but it is "feeling the ground" and adopted the "tactic" of sending the mud to the wall. "If the mud stays, move forward with measures, if the mud falls, say nothing," accuses Paulo Raimundo, secretary-general of the PCP. If Montenegro moves forward, you will see what happens to it, guess what happens to it.
The Secretary-General of the CFP again warns that he does not admit that the government privatizes social security and guarantees that, if so, there will be a great challenge from the workers.
Paulo Raimundo described the study on Social Security as "clumsy" and "full of lies," and accused the Government of using "its employees" to speak on the subject.
Paulo Raimundo leaves harsh criticisms of the report on the reform of the pens es in Portugal, accusing him of being "trapalh o, full of lies, full of maneuvers".
The communist secretary general argued that 40 years of work and discounts are an effort more than enough to have the right to reform with dignity [and] without any penalty.
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