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The vice president of the CDS-PP, Miguel Barbosa, sentenced this Friday the “end of the cycle” of the socialist minority government headed by António Costa, commenting on the president’s Christmas message.
António Costa served us today, Christmas Day, to a government at the end of its cycle and without any capacity to give hope to the Portuguese. Christmas 2020 is marked by a deep anguish in which hundreds of thousands of Portuguese live the Christmas of their discontent, without the right to the spirit or to a ‘Christmas miracle’ ”, he said.
According to the Christian Democrat leader, “António Costa’s message shatters the regret and adds consternation to the suffering.”
The prime minister today expressed his hope for the recovery of the country, after a year of “struggles, pain and resistance” due to the covid-19 pandemic, in a Christmas message in which he expressed a “special thanks” to the professionals of health.
Regarding the anti-19 vaccination plan, Miguel Barbosa expressed his concern about the “preferential option for health centers, as an alternative to large-scale vaccination centers”, due to the “absence of an aggressive communication plan to raise awareness among citizens to adhere to vaccination “. “, questioning” why health professionals from the private sector are not included in the first phase of vaccination. “
“The CDS clearly advocates a greater participation of the Armed Forces in the entire vaccination plan and in the fight against the pandemic in general,” he added.
António Costa, when addressing the Portuguese, assumed that his government did not “do it well” and made “mistakes, because only those who do not make mistakes”, promising all efforts “to combat the pandemic and alleviate the suffering” of citizens .
The CDS-PP defends an “SOS Lares program, to support the hiring of doctors and qualified personnel to reinforce the care of those who attended us, a pharmacy voucher to help the most disadvantaged elderly to buy medicines and a ‘Vía Verde Saúde ‘to ensure timely access for non-covid-19 patients to the private and social sector. “
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