Portas Warns that We Need to Discuss Aging Now and "without radicalism."
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The former centrist leader warns that the problem of aging takes decades to resolve and involves many public policies. In Ukraine, 37 people died following a Russian attack.
Participating in the Summer University of PSD, the former leader of the CDS devalued the measure, which should arrive in Portugal through the understanding between PSD and PS. About Ceuta, Portas did not talk about policies with "call effect", as did Montenegro, but accused Madrid of "lack of care" by being "surprised" with the power of social networks.
Former Deputy Prime Minister considered that it is more effective to hold digital platforms accountable judicially than to limit their access by age.
Aging populations, age restrictions on access to social media, the Iran war, energy prices, and the Ceuta crisis were the main topics addressed by Paulo Portas in his speech.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Paulo Portas today warned that Europe must already discuss the problem of ageing, "without radicalisms", and considered that it is more effective to hold digital platforms accountable judicially than to limit their access by age.
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