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“The Portuguese Communist Party receives a go-ahead for an event with 16,500 people,” reads the title of the news item published this Monday in The New York Times. The news, signed by the agency Associated Press, was published the day it became known that the General Health Directorate had allowed the PCP to organize its typical annual party with a maximum capacity of 16,500 people, half of whom had announced the party.
The CDS MEP, Nuno Melo, shared the news on his official Twitter account with the message: “The Avante party to surprise the world. Congratulations colleagues.” The news reports in the entry that this authorization has an “abnormally high number for meetings in Europe during the coronavirus pandemic.” The news appears in dozens of newspapers around the world, including Microsoft news coverage.
The news also accounts for the challenge that many sectors of society have made because the authorities have cut the number of people who could attend public events, but for allowing so many people to attend the communist party.
HE The New York Times He says the announcement comes as “the center-left socialist government seeks political support from other parties, including communists, for the 2021 budget.”
It is also mentioned that the General Director of Health who recalled that “there is a real risk that, during the event, infected people with and without symptoms may circulate in the premises” and that the Minister of Health, Marta Temido, said that the rules ”. they were well thought out. “
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